Examples of using Maxentius in English and their translations into German
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Maxentius is still not accepted.
Roman Empire- Large follis- Maxentius A.D. 306-312.
Maxentius did not chose this image randomly.
Constantine's victory over Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge.
Maxentius is ignored, even though he controls Italy.
This set the precedent for Maxentius' accession later in the same year.
First of all he conquers Hispania. In spring 312 he invades Italy and makes Maxentius his enemy.
On it, Maxentius is being celebrated as defender of Rome. more.
The western part has now three Augusti. Maxentius still pretends to possess the title.
This way, Maxentius claims to be the true defender of the Roman idea.
Konstantin neither conquered land nоr wоn а war,but defeated his adversary Maxentius.
After the failed campaign of Galerius, Maxentius' reign over Italy and Africa was firmly established.
Maxentius wants to encircle the fighting army while Constantine follows his fleeing troops.
The author patiently deals with series after series, before he gets to Maxentius in imperial coinage.
Maxentius's most senior commander Ruricius Pompeianus is killed during the fightings.
Finally he introduced a more expansive brand of politics with a campaign against his brother-in-law and rival Maxentius.
Maxentius accepted the honour, promised donations to the city's troops, and was publicly acclaimed emperor on October 28.
He based the center of his rule in Carthage until Maxentius successfully chased him out of his realm in the late summer or early fall of 310.
Maxentius was defeated by Constantine at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 and subsequently killed.
Saint Catherine of Alexandria was a younggirl who faced martyrdom at the time of the persecution of Maxentius in the early fourth century.
The Villa and Circus of Maxentius, now an extensive complex of ruins, was built in 309 AD by emperor Maxentius.
Of the legend brought to Europe by the crusaders, who, of Cypriot-princely blood, excelled by her intelligence the50 pagan philosophers summoned up by Emperor Maxentius, and instead converted them to Christianity.
In about 300 AD the Roman Emperor Maxentius Severus, along with his entourage, settled here to be close to the healing water.
Now Maxentius had the Roman senate give him the title of Augustus and officially took over the rule in the territory of late Severus.
It included a palace, a circus and a mausoleum, which Maxentius built in honor of his son Romulus, who died at a very young age in 309 AD.
When she met the Roman Emperor Maxentius and tried to convince him of stopping the persecution of Christians, he organized a dispute between her and the best pagan philosophers.
And thus, after his arrival in Rome, he simply pushed Maxentius aside and, in February 307, had himself once more be pronounced Augustus by the people and the senate.
It was expected that Maxentius would try the same strategy as against Severus and Galerius earlier; that is, remaining in the well-defended city of Rome, and sit out a siege which would cost his enemy much more.
The night before the battle against Maxentius, Emperor Constantine I had a vision of a luminous cross with the words“In hoc signo vinces”.
In the conference of Carnuntum, in the autumn of that same year, Maxentius was once again denied recognition as legitimate emperor, and Licinius was appointed Augustus with the task of regaining the usurper's domain.