Dedication of Constantinople
Constantine formally dedicates Constantinople on the site of Byzantium as a major imperial residence and administrative center.
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Constantine formally dedicates Constantinople on the site of Byzantium as a major imperial residence and administrative center.
Inscriptions credit Constantine II with Alamannic success won by imperial forces operating under his authority in the western provinces.
Eustathius was deposed amid disputes over the theology and episcopal leadership of Antioch; the precise date is disputed among historians.
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