Flavius Julius Crispus

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Flavius Julius Crispus was a 4th-century Roman Caesar and eldest son of Emperor Constantine the Great, noted for his military successes before his mysterious execution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4th-century Roman person
Caesar of the Roman Empire
Roman imperial prince
appointedCaesarBy Constantine I
surface form: Constantine the Great
appointedCaesarDate 317
associatedWith Constantinople era of Constantine
birthPlace unknown
causeOfDeath execution
centuryOfActivity 4th century
coCaesarWith Constantine II
Licinius II
commandedForcesAgainst Licinius
deathCircumstances uncertain
deathDate 326
deathPlace Pola
Pula
dynasty Constantinian dynasty
education tutored by Lactantius
ethnicGroup Roman
executedByOrderOf Constantine I
surface form: Constantine the Great
father Constantine I
surface form: Constantine the Great
fullName Flavius Julius Crispus self-link
givenName Crispus
historicalReputation capable general
prominent heir apparent before execution
imperialHouse House of Constantine
imperialRank Caesar
language Latin
mannerOfDeath judicial killing
militaryRole commander in Gaul
mother Minervina
notableFor military successes
naval victory over Licinius
participatedIn civil wars of Constantine I
posthumousTreatment damnatio memoriae
realm Roman Empire
relative Fausta
religion Christianity
removedFrom imperial propaganda
official inscriptions
ruledRegion Gaul
sibling Constans
surface form: Constans I

Constantine II
Constantius II
stepmother Fausta
teacher Lactantius
title Caesar
victory Battle of the Hellespont
naval battles against Licinius

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Crispus givenName Flavius Julius Crispus
Flavius Julius Crispus fullName Flavius Julius Crispus self-link
appears on Roman imperial coinage as Caesar name Flavius Julius Crispus
subject surface form: Crispus