Examples of using Constantine in English and their translations into French
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Emperor Michael II caught wind of the matter and ordered that General Constantine end the marriage
The official endorsement of Christianity as the State religion by Constantine put Jews under greater pressure as the result of the new powers granted to the disciples of Jesus.
Normally, the Constantine is $44,000 a night,
A job offer made to Nadine by one Constantine Stahl, tendered the very day of the phone call in question.
Uh, we're looking for the guy who owns the diner, a Constantine Markos.
Gratitude from Sheikh Abdelhamid Ben Badis Foundation, Constantine, 2006.
as operational reserve for the zone East Constantine.
the Pont Sidi Rached, Constantine Algeria.
thus succeeded Constantine X, who raised him to co-emperor, perhaps at Eudokia's request.
to their Armenian allies, the Crusaders honored Constantine with the titles of Comes and Baron.
the Council of Arles, just after Constantine recognized Christianity with the Edict of Milan.
halfway between Bôna and Constantine.
when he had managed to appoint himself regent over the young Constantine VII and marry his daughter Helena to him.
The starting point of Byzantine history is usually taken to be the reign of Constantine the Great(306-337) and the foundation of Constantinople 330.
Romanos' co-emperor Constantine VII to propose peace negotiations.
Romanos Lekapenos's sons but restored to favour by Emperor Constantine VII r.
Constantine defeated Licinius in 324, at the Battle of Chrysopolis, where Licinius was taken prisoner, and later murdered.
The Byzantine Empire is representative of the Christianization of the Roman Empire by Constantine in the early fourth century AD.
and name Constantine as"Sarmaticus Maximus" for the second time.