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“We will gain nothing by dividing our forces.” At the note of assurance in Constantine’s voice Dacius glanced at him sharply. The old soldier...

Constantine had no reason to suspect that Maximian regarded him as anything other than simply the tribune who headed Diocletian’s personal guard, until he...

“You will be free. I promise it.”And free he was not entirely to his surprise to meet her chair the next afternoon, according to...

“This will be ours one day,” Fausta assured him, running her finger across the marble boundaries of nations and seas. “The whole of it,...

Theodora was now in some fear for Antonina, for she had heard what had happened to her; so she sent word to Belisarius to...

Aroused at this, Chosroes found the following remedy for the trouble. He read them a letter which the Empress had recently written to Zaberganes....

For this reason he ordered the forces under Arethas to cross the Tigris River; and they returned home, having accomplished nothing worthy of mention....

In the morning Constantine managed to avoid both his father and mother until it was time to say goodbye to Constantius. No one had...

His thirst satisfied, he was returning to the sleeping quarters by way of the atrium, the large room at the front of the house,...

‘I told you there was no point in trying to deceive her, or the boy.” Marios turned and spoke directly to Constantine. “That’s why...