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 1  2,2|      Constantine, Constantius, and Constans, all assumed the title of
 2  2,2|    Constantine in the year 340 and Constans ten years later. Constantius
 3  2,2|        well. While Constantine and Constans were adherents of the Nicene
 4  2,2| Constantine, and a few years later Constans, were slain. Constantius
 5  4  |            son of Constantine III, Constans II, was proclaimed emperor
 6  4  |          his name, Constas (Latin, Constans), is probably a diminutive
 7  4  |       people apparently called him Constans. He was succeeded by his
 8  4,1|            century, in the time of Constans II, the Arabian vessels
 9  4,1|           the capital. The emperor Constans II was forced to undertake
10  4,1|            tribe of Onogurs. Under Constans II a Bulgarian horde headed
11  4,1|          the desire on the part of Constans II to leave Constantinople
12  4,1|           the westward yearning of Constans II, somewhat puzzling at
13  4,1|            leaving Constantinople, Constans II started out for Italy
14  4,2|         side.~ ~“Type of Faith” of Constans II.~ After the death of
15  4,2|         Heraclius, in the reign of Constans II, religious policy developed
16  4,2|             With this aim in view, Constans II issued in the year 648
17  4,2|        Sophia. But this measure of Constans II did not effect the desired
18  4,2|       action at the Lateran Synod, Constans II ordered the exarch of
19  4,3|        Type. Then the successor of Constans II, Constantine IV, desirous
20  4,3|           Following the example of Constans II, who had exiled Martin
21  4,4|      contemporary of Heraclius and Constans II, he was a convinced defender
22 App |        Constantine, 337-340. ~~~~~~Constans, 337-350. ~~~~~~Constantius,
23 App |                   Constantine III (Constans II), 641-668. ~~~~~~Constantine