Constantine - Roman Emperor Constantine

While it can be said that Constantine was the first Christian emperor of Rome, there is a question as to whether he actually ruled as a Christian.

Profile of the Roman Emperor Constantine I or Constantine the Great.

Constantine I -- known as Constantine the Great, was the Roman emperor responsible for the official acceptance of Christianity by the Roman Empire.

Statue of the Emperor Constantine, from York, England

Table of the Emperors in the Dynasty of Constantine showing birth, death, and dates of accession of the emperors in the line of Constantine the Great.

Fausta, the wife of Constantine the Great, was also the mother, daughter, and sister of other Roman emperors.

This site is dedicated to the bronze coinage of Constantine the Great. It is an attempt to tell history through the eyes of a numismatist. Besides many pictures of Constantine's coinage, there is a history of Constantine, glossary of reverse inscriptions, list of different reverse types, and many other resources.

The Edict of Milan was granted by Emperor Constantine the Great in the West and Licinius Augustus in the East.

Constantine is said to have seen the famous sign of Christ before he fought the battle on this famous Roman bridge.

The Battle at the Milvian Bridge was fought between Roman imperial contenders Maxentius and Constantine in A.D. 312.

Was Constantine a Christian? A pagan? An Arian? A reader explains why Constantine might not count as a Christian.