Royalty of the Ancient World
The atlas holds 11 people and 384 moments here, from 1281 BC to 337. The most recorded lives are Constantine the Great, Alexander the Great and Augustus.
Moments
- 326 Reaches Aquileia Constantine the Great
- 326 Arrives at Milan on the vicennial journey Constantine the Great
- 326 Returns to Rome for the vicennalia Constantine the Great
- 326 Stops at Spoletium Constantine the Great
- 326 Ends the year at Sirmium Constantine the Great
- 327 Stops at Thessalonica Constantine the Great
- 327 Returns to Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 327 Visits Nicomedia Constantine the Great
- 327 Attends a council at Nicomedia Constantine the Great
- 328 At Serdica on the western circuit Constantine the Great
- 328 Visits Oescus Constantine the Great
- 328 Returns to Trier Constantine the Great
- 329 Resides again at Sirmium Constantine the Great
- 329 Revisits Naissus Constantine the Great
- 329 Stays at Serdica Constantine the Great
- 329 Returns to Heraclea Constantine the Great
- 330 At Serdica before the capital's dedication Constantine the Great
- 330 Passes through Bessapara Constantine the Great
- 330 Dedicates Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 331 Lives in Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 331 Tries Athanasius near Nicomedia Constantine the Great
- 332 Visits Marcianopolis Constantine the Great
- 332 Returns to Constantinople after the Gothic war Constantine the Great
- 334 Visits Singidunum Constantine the Great
- 334 Returns to Viminacium Constantine the Great
- 334 Revisits Naissus during the Sarmatian campaign Constantine the Great
- 335 Holds his tricennalia in Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 335 Visits Nicopolis Constantine the Great
- 335 Returns to Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 336 Campaigns north of the Danube Constantine the Great
- 336 Spends his last winter in Constantinople Constantine the Great
- 337 Seeks treatment at Helenopolis Constantine the Great
- 337 Dies at Achyron Constantine the Great
- 337 Receives baptism near Nicomedia Constantine the Great