Consecration
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is dedicated during celebrations connected with Constantine's thirtieth regnal year.
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335 in Roman Empire
Explore 12 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 335.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 335
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September
Ceasar
Appointed Ceasar, nephew of Constantine the Great
Other events (month unknown)
Court in Gaul
Before Constantine I's death, Constantine II maintains his court in Gaul as a senior Caesar of the Constantinian dynasty.
Dalmatius Made Caesar
Constantine elevates his nephew Dalmatius to the rank of Caesar and assigns him territories in the Balkans.
Dalmatius Made Caesar
Constantine I elevates Dalmatius as another Caesar, expanding the imperial college in which Constantine II is already a senior member.
Hannibalianus Made King
Constantine grants his nephew Hannibalianus the title King of Kings of the Pontic peoples within his dynastic settlement.
Marriage of Constantine II
By the middle of the 330s Constantine II is married, although surviving sources do not preserve his wife's name.
Rebellion of Calocaerus & puts him to death
Puts down a rebellion led by Calocaerus & puts him to death
Rebellion of Calocaerus & puts him to death
Puts down a rebellion led by Calocaerus & puts him to death
Rule of Eastern Empire
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire
Senior Western Caesar
By the mid-330s, Constantine II is an established senior Caesar with a court in Gaul and responsibilities in the western provinces.
Synod of Tyre
Constantine summons bishops to Tyre to examine charges against Athanasius before the Jerusalem dedication ceremonies.
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