22 May 337Death of Constantine I the GreatConstantine I the Great
Death of Constantine I the Great, in his villa near Ancyra in Nicomedia
Historical records for Roman Empire in 337, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Death of Constantine I the Great, in his villa near Ancyra in Nicomedia
Constantius II & his 2 brothers are acclaimed as Augusti
Constantius IIs brother Delmatius is assassinated. Assassinated alongside other members of his familly after the death of Constantine
Constantius IIs brother Julius Constantius is assassinated
Death of Dalmatius
Constantine I the Great is baptised on his deathbed by Bishop Eusebius of Nicomedia
Leads his fathers funeral procession
Celebrates 30 yrs in power by consecrating the Holy Sepulchre
Death of Dalmatius
Faces a trial at Tyre & seeks exile in Constantinople
Escapes the massacre of the Flavian family
Mobilizes an army during the winter in preparation for invasion by Shapur II
Makes preparations for his tomb in the Church of the Holy Apostles s
Becomes ruler of Thrace, Macedonia, Greece, Asia & Egypt after Constantines death
Becomes ruler of Thrace, Macedonia, Greece, Asia & Egypt after Constantines death
Becomes ruler of Thrace, Macedonia, Greece, Asia & Egypt after Constantines death
Becomes ruler of Thrace, Macedonia, Greece, Asia & Egypt after Constantines death
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome. Shares the empire with his brothers Constantine II & Constantius II
Succeeded by 3 sons, Constantine II, Constantius II & Constans
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome, in the East. Shares the Empire with his brothers Constans & Constantine II. After his fathers death plays a part in killing members of the imperial family
Faces a trial at Tyre & seeks exile in Constantinople
Calls up a synod to "free the Church from blasphemy & lighten my cares"
Faces a trial at Tyre & seeks exile in Constantinople
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