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 1 XVIII |   Maximian Herculius had a son, Maxentius, married to the daughter
 2 XVIII |        said Galerius, "for that Maxentius deserves not the office.
 3 XXVI  |    brought, that his son-in-law Maxentius had been declared emperor
 4 XXVI  |    tumultuary populace, clothed Maxentius in the imperial purple.
 5 XXVI  |         much dismayed. He hated Maxentius, and he could not bestow
 6 XXVI  | commanded, that he might attack Maxentius at Rome. There the soldiers
 7 XXVI  |      fix their residence in it. Maxentius well knew the enormity of
 8 XXVI  |       Under such apprehensions, Maxentius sought to protect himself
 9 XXVI  |       and yielded themselves to Maxentius, against whom they had come.
10 XXVIII|        man than to the old: for Maxentius had most power, and had
11 XXVIII|     consider how he might expel Maxentius and resume his ancient dominion.
12 XXVIII|      purple from his shoulders. Maxentius, thus stripped, leaped headlong
13 XLIII |        a friendly alliance with Maxentius: he also wrote to him in
14 XLIII |     token of it the effigies of Maxentius and Daia were placed together
15 XLIII |        together in public view. Maxentius willingly embraced this,
16 XLIV  |         between Constantine and Maxentius. Although Maxentius kept
17 XLIV  |         and Maxentius. Although Maxentius kept himself within Rome,
18 XLIV  |       fought, and the troops of Maxentius prevailed. At length Constantine,
19 XLIV  |     anniversary of the reign of Maxentius approached, that is, the
20 XLIV  |     sedition arose at Rome, and Maxentius was reviled as one who had
21 XLIV  |    overcome!" Dismayed at this, Maxentius burst from the assembly,
22 XLIV  |    prevailed, and the forces of Maxentius were routed. He fled towards
23 XLIV  |    found the letters written to Maxentius, and saw the statues and
24 XLVI  |    anniversary of his reign, as Maxentius had been on his. Daia, however,