The Sons of Constantine

The Sons of Constantine

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Return of the Persians

After Constantine's death, political instability returned to the Roman Empire as his three sons jostled for power. But just as disturbing was the resurgence of a powerful Persia led by the formidable new King of Kings, Shapur II.Support the showFor a free ebook, maps and blogs ch ...  Show more

Rebellion in the West

In the middle of the fourth century, the emperor Constantius II faced not just a revitalised Persia in the east, but the agony of civil war as Magnentius, a popular general in the Rhine army, seized power in the west.Support the showFor a free ebook, maps and blogs check out my w ...  Show more

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