Imperial Presence at Trier
A law dated January 8 records Constantine II at Trier, confirming the city as an imperial residence during his reign.
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A law dated January 8 records Constantine II at Trier, confirming the city as an imperial residence during his reign.
Constantine II issues an edict to the proconsul of Africa, intervening in territory assigned to his brother Constans.
Constantine II seeks greater authority in Italy during his continuing dispute with Constans over the western imperial settlement.
Negotiations between Constantine II and Constans fail to resolve their competing claims over western territory and imperial seniority.
Gives Constantinople back to his brother Constantius
Constantine II's dissatisfaction with the imperial partition deepens his dispute with his younger brother Constans over authority and territory.
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