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The 63 pages that link to Constantine the Great, each with the reason it gives.

• Tiridates III of ArmeniaCompared with: His Christian policies are often compared with Tiridates’s earlier, traditionally dated royal conversion.

• Byzantine GreeceRelated: His new capital helped shift imperial power toward the eastern Mediterranean and Greece.

• Chi RhoRelated: His adoption of the emblem helped give it imperial visibility.

• ChristendomRelated: Imperial patronage under Constantine helped Christianity gain public standing across the Roman world.

• JulianRelated: Julian inherited an empire transformed by Constantine’s Christian patronage.

• Archbasilica of Saint John LateranRelated: He gave the Lateran site to the Church and sponsored its first basilica.

• Cyril of JerusalemRelated: Imperial patronage transformed Jerusalem’s Christian institutions during Cyril’s lifetime.

• History of the Roman EmpireRelated: His reign altered imperial religion and shifted political gravity eastward.

• Hosius of CordubaRelated: Hosius served as a trusted Christian adviser to Constantine and helped prepare the council.

• NišRelated: He was born at Naissus, linking Niš to a pivotal Roman emperor.

• Pope Sylvester IRelated: Sylvester held office throughout Constantine’s reign, but surviving evidence gives the emperor a larger role in religious policy.

• History of IstanbulRelated: His refoundation transformed the former Greek city into an imperial center.

• Socrates of ConstantinopleRelated: Constantine’s reign opens the historical period Socrates narrates.