Image: Constantine the Great, Yorkshire Museum, York (Eboracum) (7643762096)

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Description: Emperor Constantius Chlorus died in York in AD 306. His son Constantine was proclaimed Augustus by the Army in Eboracum. A marble statue of Constantine was probably erected in the principia to celebrate his link with the city.
Title: Constantine the Great, Yorkshire Museum, York (Eboracum) (7643762096)
Credit: Constantine the Great, Yorkshire Museum, York (Eboracum) Uploaded by Marcus Cyron
Author: Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany
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