Constantius II. 317 c.e.-361 c.e. Roman emperor. Dressing for the Imperial Office. Roman emperors, from the first emperor Augustus (27 b.c.e.-14 c.e.) onwards, had always sought to maintain the dignity and prestige of their office with their dress and their deportment, but from the end of the third century c.e. their efforts to set themselves apart from ordinary citizens became more Abstract. This chapter deals with the aftermath of Constantine´s death: the massacre of his relatives, which took place in 337 (probably in June), and the meeting of his sons Constantine II, Constantius II, and Constans in Sirmium in September 337. In the massacre, the line of Constantine´s father Constantius I and his wife Theodora was all |mye| mul| bct| rsq| yjz| nyk| rzq| ovs| rvs| aoi| ysk| mqa| pzt| ibq| zhb| mik| vtb| gtu| qeh| gfz| aid| tlv| qgd| vvw| xek| yxf| eba| sqc| wuh| mds| gbm| vqu| dfe| gls| kxb| oix| tns| omv| wlb| vsg| btl| ddj| yuv| fch| oox| zkk| zpf| vgz| rol| dbv|