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The church reopened at the Christmas season

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When the dome collapsed, Paul tells us, clouds of dust darkened the day, the earth shook, but Christ protected his church and no one...

One Blue and one Green

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And so in 532, when he ordered the execution of two criminals prominent in the factions—one Blue and one Green—he poked the hornet’s nest...

Treves and other centers

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Constantine himself led an austere life and there was a minimum of luxury in the palace, so the major part of the accumulation in...

The rest of the Empire

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Reading the reports of his spies in the rest of the Empire, Constantine sometimes felt like an observer perched high above some giant circus,...

Maxentius and Maximian

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“More like Vesuvius in eruption,” Dacius said dryly. “Rome is angry enough to leave the Empire, if it could, but Maxentius and Maximian have...

Constantine had somehow expected

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“You have changed,” she said.“I’m almost two years older than when you saw me last,” Constantine reminded her. “But I am still a tribune...

Illyrian veterans

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Tiridates’ laugh boomed out. “How could I, with my back to the river?”Dispatches from the Persian campaign soon began to arrive daily, telling of...

Galerius prepared carefully

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The Empress and her daughter came out just then and Constantine went to call the litter bearers. But from then on, he assigned to...

Possession of priceless goods

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Now the Praetor, whenever he found anything very valuable among the stolen goods that came to his notice, was supposed to give it to...

Quaestorship

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DEBASING OF THE QUAESTORSHIPHe also had contrived other ways of plundering his subjects (which I will now describe as well as I can) by...

Quaestorship

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Illyrian veterans

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