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CONSTANS II POGONATUS — born Nov. 7, 639, Constantinople died Sept. 15, 668, Syracuse, Sicily Byzantine emperor (641–68). His reign saw the loss of …
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CONSTANS I — /kon"stanz/ , ( Flavius Julius Constans ) A.D. c323-350, emperor of Rome 337-350 (son of Constantine I).
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CONSTANS II POGONATUS — born , 630, Constantinople [now Istanbul] died Sept. 15, 668, Syracuse, Sicily Byzantine (Eastern Roman) emperor whose reign saw the …
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CONSTANS I — born c. 323 died 350, Gaul original name Flavius Julius Constans Roman emperor from 337 to 350. The fourth or …
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CONSTANS II POGONATUS — born Nov. 7, 639, Constantinople died Sept. 15, 668, Syracuse, Sicily Byzantine emperor (64168). His reign saw the loss of …
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INCONSTANT — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin ~-, inconstans, from in- + constant-, constans constant Date: 15th century …
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CONSTANT — I. ˈkänztənt, -n(t)st- adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin constant-, constans, present participle of constare to stand …
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CONSTANCY — ˈkänztənsē, -än(t)st-, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin constantia, from constant-, constans (present participle of constare ) + -ia …
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CONSTANT — — constantly , adv. /kon"steuhnt/ , adj. 1. not changing or varying; uniform; regular; invariable: All conditions during the three …
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CONSTANT — I. ˈkän(t)-stənt adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin constant-, constans, from present participle of constare to stand …
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INCONSTANT — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin inconstant-, inconstans, from in- + constant-, constans constant Date: 15th century …
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INCONSTANT — [in.con.stant] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. L inconstant-, inconstans, fr. in- + constant-, constans constant] (15c): likely to change frequently …
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CONSTANT — [con.stant] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. L constant-, constans, fr. prp. of constare to stand firm, be consistent, fr. com- …
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VITALIAN, SAINT — born , Segni, Duchy of Rome died , c. Jan. 27, 672, Rome; feast day January 27 Latin Vitalianus pope …
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SARDICA, COUNCIL OF — (342/343), an ecclesiastical council of the Christian Church held at Sardica, or Serdica (modern Sofia, Bulg.). It was convened by …
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MURSA, BATTLE OF — (Sept. 28, AD 351), defeat of the usurper Magnentius by the Roman emperor Constantius II. The battle entailed losses on …
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MONOTHELITE — any of the 7th-century Christians who, while otherwise orthodox, maintained that Christ had only one will. The Monothelites were attempting …
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MAXIMUS THE CONFESSOR, SAINT — born c. 580, , Constantinople died Aug. 13, 662, Lazica the most important Byzantine theologian of the 7th century, whose …
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MARTIN I, SAINT — born , Todi, Tuscany died Sept. 16, 655, Cherson, Crimea [now Kherson, Ukraine]; feast day April 13 pope from 649 …
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MAGNENTIUS — died Aug. 11, 353, Gaul in full Flavius Magnus Magnentius usurping Roman emperor from Jan. 18, 350, to Aug. 11, …
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LEO II, SAINT — born , Sicily died July 3, 683, ; feast day July 3, formerly June 28 pope from 681 to 683. …
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EUGENIUS I, SAINT — born , Rome died June 2, 657, Rome; feast day June 2 pope from 654 to 657. He was elected …
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DONATIST — a member of a Christian group in North Africa that broke with the Roman Catholics in 312 over the election …
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CONSTANTIUS II — born Aug. 7, 317, Sirmium, Savia [now Sremska Mitrovica, Yugos.] died Nov. 3, 361, Mopsucrenae, Honorias [now in Turkey] original …
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CONSTANTINE-SILVANUS — died c. 684 also called Constantine Of Mananali probable founder of the Middle Eastern sect of Paulicians, a group of …
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CONSTANTINE IV — died 685 Byzantine emperor from 668 to 685. He was the eldest son of Constans II. Constantine withstood a four-year …
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CONSTANTINE II — born February 317, Arelate, Viennensis [now Arles, Fr.] died 340 Roman emperor from 337 to 340. The second son of …
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CONSTANTINE — born , Syria died April 9, 715, Rome pope from 708 to 715. Constantine upheld Roman supremacy against the insubordination …
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BOULANGER, GEORGES (-ERNEST-JEAN-MARIE) — born April 29, 1837, Rennes, Fr. died Sept. 30, 1891, Brussels French general, minister of war, and political figure who …
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