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308. Maximian plots against Constantine, who puts him to death.
Ephrem Syrus born: died 373.
310. Accession of Sapor II of Persia.
311. Death of Galerius; Licinius and Maximin divide Eastern provinces
between them.
312. War between Constantine and Maxentius, who is defeated at Turin,
Verona, and Saxa Rubra, and slain.
Edict of Toleration by Constantine and Licinius.
313. Maximin declares war against Licinius, but is defeated at Heraclea
and slain.
314. War between Constantine and Licinius, who is defeated and makes
peace.
315. Pachomius groups monks together in monasteries and institutes
common life.
316?. Death of Diocletian.
320. Epiphanius of Constantia born: died about 400 A.D.
323. War between Constantine and Licinius, who is defeated and put to
death.
Constantine becomes sole Emperor.
Constantine issues renewed edict of toleration.
324?. Constantine directs enquiry into Manichaean doctrines by
Musonianus (Strategius), Praetorian Prefect of the East.
325. Constantine summons Council of Nicaea.
327. Foundation of Constantinople and transfer of capital of Empire
thither.
337. Baptism and death of Constantine.
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from the collection Müller-Didot or from Teubner’s series; those in the
second, from Migne’s _Patrologia_. The place of publication, when not
specially mentioned, is London, and the edition quoted is, subject to
the same reservation, the last published. In the body of the book, the
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Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres. Comptes-Rendus des Séances.
4e Série. Paris, 1873, etc. In progress.
_The Academy._ 1869, etc. In progress.
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ALLINE, M. See _Xenia_.
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