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 1  2,1 |            the side of his father, Constantius Chlorus, Constantine belonged
 2  2,1 |          Augustus in the East, and Constantius, father of Constantine,
 3  2,1 |        West. In the following year Constantius died in Britain, and his
 4  2,1 |        completed by his successor, Constantius. Many churches were being
 5  2,2 |          Caesars were Galerius and Constantius Chlorus, the father of Constantine
 6  2,2 |            present Mitrovitz); and Constantius Chlorus kept Gaul and Britain,
 7  2,2 |         private life. Galerius and Constantius Chlorus became the Augusti.
 8  2,2 |           three sons, Constantine, Constantius, and Constans, all assumed
 9  2,2 |          Constans ten years later. Constantius thus became the sole master
10  2,2 |         was called to the court of Constantius, where he was appointed
11  2,2 |        married Helena, a sister of Constantius. The short reign (361-63)
12  2,2 |       never occupied by a Greek.~ ~Constantius (337-61).~ The sons of Constantine
13  2,2 |     adherents of the Nicene Creed, Constantius, continuing the development
14  2,2 |        later Constans, were slain. Constantius became the sole ruler of
15  2,2 |       ardent adherent of Arianism, Constantius carried out a persistent
16  2,2 |    paganism. One of the decrees of Constantius proclaimed: “Let there be
17  2,2 |       worshiped the gods.[66] When Constantius, wishing to celebrate the
18  2,2 |            were approaching. Under Constantius the immunities of the clergy
19  2,2 |          from the government. Thus Constantius did not disperse the vestals
20  2,2 |          Until the end of his life Constantius bore the title of Pontifex
21  2,2 |         persistent Arian policy of Constantius led to serious friction
22  2,2 |          Athanasius of Alexandria. Constantius died in 361, and neither
23  2,2 |   Christian party in the matter of Constantius’ death was expressed in
24  2,2 |     tranquillity is restored.”[67] Constantius died during the Persian
25  2,2 |           Julian, the successor of Constantius, is closely connected with
26  2,2 |            great fear and anxiety. Constantius, regarding him as a possible
27  2,2 |         been slain by the order of Constantius, Julian feared death constantly.
28  2,2 |           feared death constantly. Constantius forced him to spend a few
29  2,2 |       Bible and the Gospels. Later Constantius transferred Julian first
30  2,2 |         popular at Nicomedia. When Constantius decided to send Julian there,
31  2,2 |             slain by the orders of Constantius, Julian was called to the
32  2,2 |  conversion of Julian.[71]~ In 355 Constantius appointed Julian to the
33  2,2 |         palace erected probably by Constantius Chlorus; the remains of
34  2,2 |        great love and admiration.~ Constantius regarded the success of
35  2,2 |         new Augustus demanded that Constantius recognize the fait accompli,
36  2,2 |   recognize the fait accompli, but Constantius refused to do so. A civil
37  2,2 | unavoidable. But just at this time Constantius died. In the year 361 Julian
38  2,2 |         adherents and favorites of Constantius were condemned to harsh
39  2,2 |     convictions until the death of Constantius. Upon becoming the full
40  2,2 |       banished during the reign of Constantius, no matter what their religious
41  2,5 |   completed in the time of his son Constantius. These churches were reconstructed
42  3,16|        Constantine the Great or by Constantius, but toward the sixth century
43 App  |           Constans, 337-350. ~~~~~~Constantius, 337-361. ~~~~~~Julian the