Meaning & use
Constantine
A Roman emperor (circa 272-337 CE) who legalized Christianity throughout the empire and founded the city of Constantinople.
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Constantine's reign marked a turning point in the history of Christianity in the Roman Empire.
Students studying ancient history often learn how Constantine reshaped the political map of Europe.
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Constantine is also used as a modern first name, but as a historical reference it almost always points to Constantine the Great.
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