Constantina

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4th-century Roman person Christian figure Roman noblewoman imperial princess

Constantina was a daughter of Roman emperor Constantine the Great who became a prominent imperial noblewoman and Christian figure in the 4th-century Roman Empire.

Aliases (2)

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	4th-century Roman person → Christian figure → Roman noblewoman → imperial princess →
associatedWith	Antioch → Constantinople → Sirmium →
burialMonumentType	mausoleum →
burialPlace	Mausoleum of Constantina → Rome →
canonizationStatus	venerated as a saint in some Christian traditions →
country	Roman Empire →
dateOfBirth	early 4th century →
dateOfDeath	354 →
deathCause	illness →
dynasty	Constantinian dynasty →
era	Late Antiquity →
ethnicGroup	Roman →
father	Constantine the Great →
feastDay	February 18 →
gender	female →
grandparent	Constantius Chlorus → Helena (empress) →
historicalPeriod	4th century →
knownFor	imperial patronage of Christianity → influence at the imperial court →
language	Latin →
legacy	Mausoleum later known as Santa Costanza in Rome →
mother	Fausta →
nobleRank	Augusta →
notableRelatives	Helena (empress) →
parentOf	Annia (daughter of Constantius Gallus and Constantina) →
placeOfBirth	Roman Empire →
placeOfDeath	Bithynia →
politicalRole	mediator within the Constantinian dynasty →
religion	Christianity →
residence	Antioch → Constantinople →
sibling	Constans I → Constantine II → Constantius II → Helena (daughter of Constantine I) →
spouse	Constantius Gallus → Hannibalianus →
spouseOfTitle	Caesar Constantius Gallus →
spouseTitle	Caesar’s wife →
title	nobilissima femina →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Constantius II → Crispus ("Helena (daughter of Constantine the Great)") → Crispus →	sibling
Constantine the Great → Constantinus Magnus →	child
Licinius ("Flavia Julia Constantia") →	spouse