African Jurisdiction Dispute
The brothers dispute how African territories should be divided between administrative regions associated with Carthage and Italy.
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The brothers dispute how African territories should be divided between administrative regions associated with Carthage and Italy.
Constantine II asserts that his greater age gives him senior standing over his younger brothers within the imperial college.
Constantine II presses Constans for a share of the African provinces as their dispute over the imperial settlement intensifies.
Constantine II campaigns successfully against Germanic opponents on the Rhine frontier during his reign as Augustus.
Constantine II meets Constantius II and Constans at Viminacium as the brothers clarify the division of imperial responsibilities.
Constantine II adopts the victory title Sarmaticus Maximus during the period of renewed frontier campaigning.
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