Examples of using Constans in English and their translations into Romanian
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He was the leader of the regency of senators for emperor Constans II during his minority after an imperial succession crisis in 641.
Paul was associated with the emperor Constans II's"Typos", which was thought to have been written by him for the emperor.
The Typos of Emperor Constans II was an Imperial edict issued by him in September of 647
fidelis constans and others were titles awarded to several legions,
The Western emperor, Constans, returned Paul to Constantinople with a threatening letter to his eastern co-ruler,
He came to the papal throne fourteen months after his predecessor Martin I had been exiled over his opposition to Monothelitism espoused by emperor Constans II.
Constans II was born on November 7,
XII Fulminata was also awarded:"paterna"(fatherly),"victrix"(victorious),"antiqua"(venerable),"certa constans"(reliable, steadfast) and"Galliena"(Gallienus').
In 663, the city itself was besieged by the Byzantines during the failed attempt of Constans II, who had disembarked at Taranto,
that it was my constant prayer, that prosperity might attend my late brother Constans in all his undertakings;
In 346, under threats by his brother Constans, emperor of the West
In 661, Naples obtained from the emperor Constans II the right to be ruled by a local duke,
brothers-in-law Constantine II, Constans and Constantius II.
Grimoald, who in 663 had also defeated an attempt to reconquer Italy by the Byzantine Emperor Constans II, exercised his sovereign powers with a fullness never attained by his predecessors.
Constantius, and Constans, caused all after the death of their father to return to their own country and Church;
After Constans was assassinated in 668,
To assure a dynastic succession by his sons, Constans made his son Constantine IV co-emperor in 654,
The pope received him with all due honour, and Constans, who had refused to confirm the elections of Martin
In 663 Constans came to Rome,
The West was unified in 340 under Constans, who was assassinated in 350 under the order of the usurper Magnentius;
