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Alphabetical [« »] conspiracy 1 constantia 1 constantine 53 constantius 13 constantly 2 constitution 1 consul 1	Frequency [« »] 14 whole 13 became 13 called 13 constantius 13 end 13 even 13 place	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances constantius

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 1 VIII |     of his reign. I pass over Constantius, a prince unlike the others,
 2 XV   |     to Maximian Herculius and Constantius, requiring their concurrence
 3 XV   |       his dominions of Italy. Constantius, on the other hand, lest
 4 XVIII|    being conferred on him and Constantius, as well as on Maximian
 5 XVIII|    the advice of Maximian and Constantius, since they must needs acquiesce
 6 XVIII|       was hated by them both. Constantius also had a son, Constantine,
 7 XX   |   required the appointment of Constantius to the first rank; but Galerius
 8 XX   |       for the speedy death of Constantius. And although that prince
 9 XX   |  nominate him, in the room of Constantius, to the dignity of emperor,
10 XXIV |   himself to subvert or expel Constantius, but waited for his death,
11 XXIV | however, that it was so nigh. Constantius, having become exceedingly
12 XXIV | complying with the request of Constantius, one evening gave Constantine
13 XXIV |      already about to expire. Constantius recommended his son to the