Constantine the Great - The Divinely Inspired
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Constantine I, or Constantine the Great, was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, changing the history of the world. The emperor that renamed the city of Byzantium to Constantinople and made it the capital of the empire, a capital that lasted for over a thousand years.
Song: Tevezz - Legend Ψ zyzz hardstyle
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The life of Mark Antony: th-cam.com/video/ddYX7OvUroI/w-d-xo.html
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I would recommend following songs: Italian anthem; Funiculì Funiculà; In the hall of the mountain king; protectors of the earth; bella ciao; seven nation army; world at our feet; the nutcracker; 4 seasons; dies irae, libera me; anvil chorus; grand march (verdi); Zarathustra; pizzicato polka, toreador.
If you dont use all of songs in the next week Imma gonna sue you.
@@Schnitzelfox Nooo!!! D:
And also put more accurate Romans in your edits most of us have dark brown/black hair and Middle Eastern features. I can prove you that from even before the Arabian conquest. Hollywood Romans are literally actors with nordic German or Irish ethnicity
Hey mate, epic video as always.
I reckon this song would work great for an edit: sonic solutions and Dee Dee - heaven is a place on earth (freestyle remix)
A Germanicus tribute with Holding Out For A Hero (Quixotic Remix) would be cool. I think the song would also go pretty good with any of the soldier-emperors like Trajan or Diocletian.
"By this sign, you will conquer." And by God he did!
God said he will
😎 based , God bless
Amen
Why is this commend so damn badass
"per signum, vinces" Et per deum, fecit!
Damn i am so happy i speak latin
“If the earth were a single state, Constantinople would be its capital.”
- Napoleon Bonaparte
Based Napoleon
Then why turkey didn't make constantinople as its capital?
@@juliuscaesar1573 the Ottomans made it their capital. But when Ataturk founded the Republic of Turkey and overthrew the Ottoman government he wanted to distance his new secular republic as much as he could from the past so he moved his capital to Ankara, where it is today
@@juliuscaesar1573 its like turkey's balls
Very important but vulnerable to blows
@@juliuscaesar1573 The Ottomans did right after they took it from the Romans. It was Ataturk who moved the capital to Ankara to distance the republic from the Ottomans. Also, Constantinople was a bad place for Turkey's capital as it is so close to it's neighbors
"Source? God sent me a message in the sky."
Based
Can’t disagree with that logic
This post has been fact checked by real Holy Spirit receivers: TRUE
Usurpers Destroyed, Bridges demolished, Roman glory restored.
Christianity: Legalized
@@unclesam5230 Hotel: Trivago
@@saxtonhalegaming lmfao
Honestly, the Romans becoming christian is the biggest plottwist of european history
Christianity became "Roman" aka the Catholic Church.
@@carlomariaromano4320 KEKW u wish
@@z_galanistak9192 What do you mean?
@@z_galanistak9192 have you heard of the holy see in Rome? Have you heard of Constantine’s legalization of christianity? Have you heard of the conversion of old christian hebrew into roman latin christianity? I think not.
@@uwatrkoda9131 have u herad that orthodox was teh first and only doctrine/dogma of Christianity and the idea of catholicism was created along the way just as every other
heresy?
When I walked along the ancient walls of Constantinople, I felt myself at home. Yes, we're born late, we couldn't participate in that great defense, but, while the Sun still stubbornly rises every day, there is always the opportunity to restore Universal order.
Yes, I walked through constantinople too. The beauty of it is unreal.
@@auroraflos2498
I will never step in New Rome as long as it is still in Barbarian hands.
@@paulmayson3129 so it's our duty to take it from the barbarians.
@@jakubfiser5246
No, it is time to wait, since they are basically destroying themselves at the moment.
@@paulmayson3129 aka Sun tzu.
True, my friend.
Today I was Baptized and Chrismated into the Orthodox Church. The patron saint I chose is Saint Constantine the Great. This being recommended to me today is quite something. Thank you for the edit. ΙΣ ΧΣ ΝΙΚΑ!
Nice!
AXIOS!!!!!
Why do you guys choose a patron saint?
I want to know more about orthodox Christianity.
@@dravenocklost4253 our names are the same with the saints of our religion...we have a lot of saints! The parents choose the child's name... personally as a Greek my name is Constantine because of the saint Constantine!
Axios my dear friend! We have the same name! Jesus Christ bless you!
Catholics, Orthos, and Prots arguing theology while watching a Roman shitpost with bass boosted techno. Most civilized Roman video
Protestants
are not Christians
@@overlord5068
so true
@@overlord5068 neither are catholics ;)
Me being agnostic just enjoying the vid i will confess my sins to god when i meet him
So based, larpaygans still seethe to this day
They also cope with Sol Invictus
Hi , uneducated pleb here , can someone explain to me what 'based' means ?
@@boujmalmohamedamine8430 hello, based means valid opinion/statement
pride is a sin and jesus was a j*w
All the Sol Invictus fans and pagan larpers and they still didn't manage to beat the Christus enjoyers in the recent poll. Thank you for making this video
Constantine of the Christian gang, Aurelian of the Sol Invictus gang, Augustus of the Pagan gang . Religion can't divide these great men. All of them are gigachads because they're true Romans. It's their Roman nature that makes them great, and brings them together
Somewhat ironic considering constantine minted coins bearing both sol invictus and the chi rho
in the BASED words of Ostland_Staat and constantine "sol invictus,Iesus Christus two different aspects of the same overarching diety Deus the one true God"
@@johndevries7397 count me in SOL INVICTUS gang.
@@johndevries7397 I guarantee they would all be Christian if Roman policy wasn't to persecute them.
By this sign, he conquered. ☧ CHRISTVS VINCIT, CHRISTVS REGNAT, CHRISTVS IMPERAT ☧
how’d you do that?
ubi i potest invenire hoc symbolo?
Search Chi rohe
Pagan: Detected
Opinion: Rejected
@@sueggr3ase431 the only reason you pagans exist is to cope on Christianity
@@sueggr3ase431 You don't even genuinely believe in your gods, you LARPer. Furthermore, Our Lord literally rose from the dead and ascended into Heaven, which is a matter of historical evidence and reason, not just a matter of faith.
Sueg Gr3ase All those gods and no worshippers. Such a shame bro
Based
You have to learn to respect remember that the bases of the world were we live was built by pagans
Imagine embracing Christianity in the empire where Christians constituted only 10 per cent of the population AND SUCCEEDING
Worth noting that whiles Rome was indeed only 10% Christian they made up a much larger percentage in major cities which were less prone to violent persecutions than the rural areas.
Based.
The number was far larger , bro
@@nileshkumaraswamy2711 Then the Christians over and started their atrocities through the ages. No matter your religion, nothing can hold back human nature.
At some point there was only one
The Madlad never lost a battle in his career just letting you know.
You can't lose when you are guided and protected by God
"I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘move from here to there’ and it will move; Nothing will be impossible for you” Matthew 17:14-20
Constantine The Great had faith, look at what he achieved.
What is stopping you from having faith too?
I think this applies more to the early Christians in the pagan Roman Empire, if you read their story, wow. The true Christian love, selfless love and the pagan romans saw this as a miracle
@first_namelast_name3760 It also applies to Constantine. Against literally unthinkable odds not seen since Aurelian, he restores an empire, defeats diverse foes coming from all sides and restores the imperial power for all to see for a next thousand years. And all of this because he had faith.
the fictitious nature of deity.
When the gods and goddesses abandon Rome in her darkest hour, The God of Abraham Answered her plead and gave her Constantine .
Exactly
The Gods and Godesses of old just reintroduced themselves als jesus christ. Constantine saw the light and realized this. The gods chose Constantine to bring forth this new reality
@@johndevries7397 sol invictus,Iesus Christus two different aspects of the same overarching diety *Deus* the one true *God*
@@ostland_staat2356 exactly that.
@@johndevries7397 hmm what if the holy spirit was just sol invictus as a small floating sun that would be a interesting experience for the romans around that period
Constantine I the Great is one of those hinge characters in history, one who cannot be ignored, either for his military and administrative achievements or his radical change in imperial policy, as well as being one of the last effective reunifiers of the already dying roman empire (if it is understood from the beginning of its increasing decentralization and loss of material capacity), without forgetting that, if it were not for him, perhaps Christianity would not be what it has become today, for better or for worse .
And although we loved your video of Aureliano (a character for whom we have great affection in the Temple) for his similar achievements, he has a huge sense of the greatness that this character had, as well as how impressive he was in the scheme historical.
Congratulations on creating such great content! We will be sharing it.
Thank you for your kind words, both to me and Constantine, and thank you for your support!
Dying empire is a big stretch. The empire was not in its prime for sure but had seen way worse times under the third century crisis and by the time of Constantine things were stable once again.
@@lorenzodavidsartormaurino413 Rome had been dying since the late republic. It was only the integration of the frontier provinces and the leadership of select Roman emperors that Rome had survived until the 5th century collapse.
@@garrettjohnson343 Wow that's a weird opinion if I ever saw one. To say that the Roman empire was already dying before The Pax Romana and the golden ages it would experience under augustus and the five good emperors really seems incorrect.
@@lorenzodavidsartormaurino413 I am more talking about the underlying cultural generational psyche collapse that culminated in the Severen dynasty and tumbled into the end of the western half of the empire. It is hard to explain since its a culmination of factors, but the average roman from the time of the early republic unto the late republic were different in values and rational scope. The energy that drives civilization was fading since the late republic. That is to say that Rome's territorial economic or military's might was peaked in the late republic IS wrong. The will of civilization was carried by phenomenal emperors from the Julio-Claudian dynasty until the Antonino period.
Constantine has got to be one of the most important people ever.
He had made Christianity a major religion and helped save Christians from being slaughtered.
one of the best emperors to exist
Said the man with Aurelianus pfp
@@Hyuin휴인 are you going to cope maybe seethe?
@@forgedscar1562 I actually realized something a while ago Aureilanus helped save the empire in the crisis and brought short term stability before being oofed. and then after that more chaos broke out and Diocletian helped stabilize the empire then more chaos and then Constantine the great really helped stabilize it and he would also help the east survive another thousand years. So it was a combo effort by multiple emperors to help the empire both survive for a short time longer in for the east to thrive long after.
@@Hyuin휴인 he said one not the
Coming from Aurelian is an honor in of itself
Constantine: (wakes up) "quick, put XP on your shields and our flags and banners."
Legion: "but why, my lord?"
Constantine: "DEVS VOLT"
@handrii2958apparently he helped coined the term crusades too during his war against Licinius. But that’s just what I’ve read.
Based Constantine
and Bysantinepilled
Thank you for giving me this short tribute, I love it! 😁
Glad you liked it my man, you were a very cool emperor :)
You were the greatest emperor since Trajan
@@unclesam5230 At least Trajan didn't screw his succession up as bad. IMO Hadrian and Aurelian give him a run for his money.
I’m a big fan mister Constantine.
@@Bazzyboss Bruh Trajan had it easy his only problem was Dacia while Constantine clutched up for the empire
Romans: "we are superior"
Christians: "no, we are superior"
Constantine: "I have an idea"
Are you acting as if Christians were not Roman ? .
My favourite anciet Roman Emperor Proud for his half Greek origin from his mother Saint Helen who was from Asia Minor🇬🇷🇨🇾🦅☦❤🇮🇹🇸🇲🇻🇦✝️
As a Welshman, i will always love Rome as they protected us from Saxons and Pictish barbarians. Also the fact Welsh people look more like Italians and Spaniards which implies the Romans actually mixed with the Britons.
Rome may have fell, but its legacy lives on with us who descend from Romans and those who admire Rome, Ave Roma, Ave Aurelian and Ave Constantine!
I don't have a lot of knowledge when it comes to Rome in Britain, but I remember hearing about a legion, or at least a small Roman city that stayed in Britain for at least 100 years after the west fell because they didn't know about the tragic event.
Gotta love my Welsh bros, you have a sick flag and are the best people in the UK
Welsh as I understand it was use by the invading germs to describe the Romanized celts and the language evolved from common Brittonic so maybe its how my brain is connecting it Welsh culture evolved from Romano-british culture (and British and in the Briton celts) so.. wales has a stronger connection to the roman empire then England does or at least thats what my brain tells me
@@ostland_staat2356 Yes Wales does have a stronger connection to Rome than England, as English people often descend from the barbarians who invaded Roman Britain. Whilst the Welsh descend from Mediterranean and Celtic people who defended Roman Britain
@@oneweed3048 well then my friend, Ave Wales the true successor of Provincia Britannia and hope you have a nice day
@@oneweed3048 Every day you learn something new, that's cool! Now I understand why I like Welsh people
Love Romans, Britishers, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, Philippines, American, Brazilian, Canadian, Australian, German and all Christian territories ✝️❤️✝️
Christus enjoyers, all of them
Jesus loves all
Underrated emperor... everyone always talks about Augustus, Marcus Aurelius, Aurelian, Trajan And Hadrian but they always exclude Constantine
Because Constantine believed in the truth
he believed in the one and only God
the enemies of God, and therefore of Rome, know this, so they exclude him.
@@makutas-v261 EXVRGE . MARS . MARS . VLTOR . ROMA . ET . IMPERATOR
He is greatly overrated, even his title of "the great" seems too much for a man who achieved so little. His reforms were a continuation of Diocletian's ones (specially in the military), and his reunification of the Empire can't be compared to Aurelian's, everything he do could've been achieved by anyother usurper, like Maxentius.
He's just over-praised by ancient, medieval and modern christian historians for making christianity the official religion, and that after ignoring Constantine was a pagan for most of his own life, even he depicted himself in statues as Sol Invictus during his "christian era".
Thanks to his religious reforms, another usurper like him, Theodosius, banned all other religions based on christianity's intolerance, which gave the Empire lots of social uprisings, the death and censorship of many philosophers and artists and a turbulent political climate that Theo's own sons couldn't handle without great costs.
Aswell as establishing 2 powerful churches who would be atrocious for Europe for centuries to come
@@DiocletianLarius "The Man who took up the mantle stripped from Alurian by the betrayal of his soldiers. Reconquered all of Rome. Founded Constantinople, the second Eternal City. Who's actions kept Roman culture alive for over 1000 years after the West Fell. Created the bulwark which would defend against the Islamic Hordes for over 500 years keeping most of Europe safe from their conquest. And caused The Mass Spread of Christianity, allowing for western culture to become the beacon of civilization and advancement. Doesn't deserve the title of Great."
You alright in the head bro?
@@bobross9581 Alurian? You mean Aurelian? Lmao, Constantine took up the mantle of Diocletian in any case (specially the military reforms), Aurelian was long dead by then.
Again, you are overestimating him, he was an usurper like the other 900 wannabe emperors, he founded a fortified city in a well stablished trade route, so what? He didn't make Constantinople the way it eventually was going to be, he didn't build the Theodosian Walls, nor the Walls of Blachernae, Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire is the end result of centuries of good and bad emperors.
Explain to me how different would've been if the Empire was reunified by somebody like Maxentius.
The mass spread of christianity actually destroyed lots of ancient knowledge, buildings and even people. It was a huge regression in tech, philosophy, science, etc. that cost Europe various centuries of "darkness". Advancement is the church burning books and the Inquisition torturing "heretics" who were nothing more than other christians of gnostic or just slightly different beliefs, oh, what a beacon of civilization!
Europeans could only achieve a real progress after the Renaissance, when Byzantine scholars shared the pagan knowledge and Westerners rejected the Church and started the Age of Enlightenment. Even then the christians managed to start killing each other once more, with the Reformation wars, truly a religion of love and peace.
Christian barbarians are no better than the muslims, and we don't even know if Constantine was really a christian, he surely used them for political reasons but he kept being represented till his very end, in statues and coins as an avatar of Sol Invictus. It wasn't till Theodosius that true christians ruled the Empire, and Theodosious himself prove it by banning all other religions and sending the christian mobs to destroy or sack pagan temples and houses
Constantine The Based. Christian Rome The Based.
Constantinople > Rome
@@unclesam5230, not in this Universe
@@Johnny_Cunningham it still held back Islamic expansion for nearly a thousand years until the ottomans had to use overwhelming manpower and cannons
@@unclesam5230 lmao, Rome is still there after 2000 years. Hagia Sophia is now a mosque. Good job, even God have forgotten you
@@Johnny_Cunningham and I bet you are a neopagan that thinks Christianity is a Jewish invention meant to destroy European Civilization
Based! ✝️
make rome whole again
One God
One emperor
One empire.
SAY HELLO TO Imperator Caesar Lucius Domitius Aurelianus pius felix invictus Augustus, pontifex maximus, Germanicus maximus, Gothicus maximus, Parthicus maximus, Carpicus maximus, tribunicia potestate VI, consul III, imperator, pater patriae, proconsul, restitutor orbis, my heartus maximus
commonly knows as EMEPROR AURELIAN or RESTITVTOR ORBIS !
made rome ONE EMPIRE
ruled by ONE EMPEROR
worshipping ONE GOD
@@inquisitorthornside3p494 still worshipped multiple gods btw
@@noyes4656 we will redact that for propaganda purposes.
@@inquisitorthornside3p494 redact propaganda? For Rome? Bro, do you have the SLIGHEST idea of how MUCH propaganda was in Rome?
Absolutely blessed! 🙏✝
Rome, the empire that killed the savior, became the empire that Championed him when none would.
Ave Christus Roma Invictus
When the idols and statues of Rome didn't answer her calls, the God of Abraham did. Rome was granted Constantine for they have repented, and through God, Constantine ruled and conquered. Even in her death, God guarded Rome, not letting her enemies destroy her image and her honor.
@@elvispresley2284 And as his thanks God let Rome itself fall just 100 years later.
Eastern Catholic here and a great admirer of St. Constantine the Great. Of all Roman Emperors and of all emperors and rulers canonized by the Church, St. Constantine has the most of my admiration
A perfect description of Constantine the Great’s final moments.
“And so his final wish was to be baptized. Cleansed away of all sin, despite having none, Constantine gave up to the call from high above, and left this mortal realm one last time.”
Proud to be Roman catholic 💪🕊️✝️
Fun fact:
Constantine's mother was Helena, considered a saint by the Catholic Church.
I didn't know this! Thanks for sharing
@@MartyBones It's more iconic that he also became a saint
Na verdade ele foi canonizado, porém não foi considerado um santo
@@adude849 He only became a saint in the orthodox church
Not in the Catholic Church
NVM his a unofficial
I am Catholic and like Constantine The Great but probably some of my Catholic ancestors, the crusaders of the fourth crusade, looted the tomb of Constantine The Great. They left his body untouched by the ripped all the jewels and diamonds off I think
Also, I didn't know Constantine The Great was a saint
The crusaders were virgins
@@johndevries7397 Many were yes. For example: The Templar knights: radical Catholic fanatics, but virgins.
But not all crusaders were virgins. I think many had a wife back home or some girl or already had something in life with some girl
In Catholic he is not a Saint but in Eastern Orthodox he is a Saint.
@@handrikj1284 a saint and equal to the apostles.
Begom orthodox
Loved it! Constantine is by far my favorite roman emperor plus his life and reign was the subject of my final thesis for my history degree. I feel like he is often undervalued and underappreciated and most of the time the reason is his relationship with Christianity, which is truly a controversial subject inside of the romaboo community lol. This video is a great and hilarious tribute for what I consider to be the last great emperor of the unified roman civilization.
This is why I enjoyed Dovahhatty’s episode on him, I think he bridges the gap between Constantine and Christianity pretty well lmao
Intercede for us, Saint Constantine, great ruler and defender
Powerful. Gloria in excelsis Deo.
Chad emperor never lost a battle.
God’s will.
GREAT IS THE REWARD FOR THOSE WHO SERVE OUR GLORIOUS GOD! ☦️
Augusti were often given nicknames by their subjects. In Epitome De Caesaribus, Pseudo-Aurelius Victor reveals that Constantine was also known by nickname Constantine Trachala. From greek ho Trachelos, which means in this instance bull-necked. His surviving images gives us little doubt as to why. Constantine was the purest incarnation of Chad energy ever known to mankind since big J. and his disciples.
There is no meme, lift heavy objects fellow Christians. Be romans not only during Sundays.
Info based on youtuber "Eastern Roman History" community post.
His statue looks exactly like the meme Chad lol
In hoc signo vinces!!!☝️✝️⚔️
Let’s goooo
Based seeing you here
The based man himself.
Praetoria Delenda Est
No its
*PRAETORIAE DELENDA EST*
They keep getting better.
constantine was awesome im proud of him as a christian
Finally something
Good to see you my friend
@@aestheticindustries6713 good to see you too
Saint Constantine, equal to the apostles pray for us! ☦️
Christ to found it.
Constantine to protect it.
Amazingly enough, I don't think Constantine would like this, not because he would see it as bad, but because he would be scared that someone would envy him.
Well every famous person has fans and haters
I imagine he experienced many people envying him while he was alive as Emperor
One Pagan disliked this
There many pagans in the comments claiming that Constantine was the devil himself for being a Christian
@@unclesam5230 lmao
@@unclesam5230 There's literally no difference between Christianity and the pagans that came before. It appears that Christianity came from the self-described Apostle Paul. Paul comes across as a Jewish heretic who was opposed to the Circumcision in Jerusalem.
The Hebrew Bible explains that we are to behave. Paul said that we aren't saved by works. His washed-in-the-blood religion gained popularity with the Gentiles.
This movement grew to become the official religion of the Holy Roman Empire. What could be more pagan than "eatmyfleshdrinkmyblood"?
Barbarian*
✝️☦️ EVERY KNEE SOULD BOW AND EVERY TONGUE SHALL CONFESS JESUS CHRIST IS LORD@@fukenbiker
Minor error in the description: Constantine shifted the capital to Byzantium and funneled massive public works into it, turning it into a glorious city in 6 years, yes. Importantly though, he intended it to be called "Nova Roma" -- but the name didn't stick because people were so pogged about the new city and so thankful that they just kept calling it "Constantinople" (the city of Constantine) instead.
Proud to share his namesake
We men have no strong role models anymore so we must look back to the heros of the classical era
Everyone has a bit of ZYZZ IN EM MATE
Ah yes, his baptism at the last possible second, as in real life.
This was common of many Christians in his time who did not wish to sin after their baptism.
@@cccccc1 Based
Baptising babies only happened because infant mortality was very high.
You were suppose to be baptised as an adult when you have free will
The zyzz theme surprisingly fits Constantine very well.
The first Caesar to render unto God what is His.
Christ conquers all
as a christian im a little biased here but truly one of if not the greatest roman emperor that we have had the honour of living their legacy
As a non-Christian, i will say that Constantine was an absolute gigachad and definitely one of the best emperors of not just Rome, but of historical empires in general
@@johndevries7397 absolutely true, i feel like without him, rome would not have been able to survive for as long as it did, even if it did lose the western provinces, the eastern empire thrived for many more centauries. him and Aurelian really did help create the new Rome
Agreed.
@@Mia-xq8sq Top 3 Emperors really are; Augustus, Constantine, Aurelian.
There were many emperors, some really great too, but damn, these 3 are THE emperors
@@elvispresley2284 Eh I'd argue that either Hadrian or Trajan takes Constantine's place but that's your opinion.
Smoking that Maxentius pack at Milvian Bridge #RIPBozo
Christ is King!
Woaw this man just woaw I can't even accept the energy that his statue give
I was in Rome a month ago. I went to the Vatican Museums and I saw that paint on a big ass hall, 0:57. It tells the life of Constantinus. Couldn't took a picture I was mesmerazied.
What is the name please?!
@@iacobus_riparius of the painting? No idea. but the hall with the paintin is named: Hall of Constantine
"You WILL enjoy the Pax Romana, by will of by FORCE."
Even saint Constantine had a little bit of zyzz in him.
Saint Constantine had the Holy Spirit and Christ with him,Zyzz is a modern idol.Idk if you are an Orthobro and I don't give a shit but don't blaspheme the Saint.
Thanks a lot brother you did the God Wills
Ave Maria Deus Vault
One of the greatest Roman emperors to ever live
Constantine was an absolute Chad.
Based constantine
Never saw a video of yours, clicked it and was surprised in a good way.
Thank you very much!
Legacy of 13th apostle will live forever...
"his forces defeated and killed maxentius"
quite the understatement
Reject paganism embrace Christianity.
Constantine worshipped Sol Invictvs
@@503tasmanio No, he converted to Christianity
Constantine still minted coins in the name of Sol Invictus even after Milvian Bridge...
@@S.P.Q.Rrespublicas
As he was being educated in the Truth of the Christian Faith , later leaving that Motiff .
Based Chad
Do one about Augustus or Julius Caesar and hype it up 100x
Soon ;)
@Cesare Borgia Not as soon as Caesar but they are in the to-do list
Based let the empire live on
Saint Constantine pray for us
🙏🏽✝️🇻🇦❤️
IN HOC SIGNO VINCES
AVE CHRISTUS REX
CHRISTUS VINCIT
UNUS DEUS
UNUS IMPERIUM
ET UNUS IMPERATOR
✝️☦️🇻🇦
Probably the best work from the Marty Bones, the paintings are living
Amen to that brother!
Me: Mom, I want Augustus.
Mom: We have Augustus at home.
Augustus at home:
Augustus isn't based, he got others to do all his fighting for him
@@tap1148 ruled for 41 years and did biggest conquest for Rome. Only Trajan did better than him.
@@jakubfiser5246 it wasn't him doing the conquering was it?
@@tap1148 He wasn't the one, who fought. He was, who led the men.
@@jakubfiser5246 he was the one who hid in his tent at Pharsalus
Another amazing edit 💪☦️
Constatine: There are two heavenly bodies in this world. One is the sun, with its glorious radiance.
Random soldier: And the second one?
Constantine: The other one is...MINE 0:26 !
Don't forget his abolition of the Praetorians avenging the death of Aurelian
easily my favorite emperor
Good job!
Thanks!
Awesome.
I beg you to do more videos like this of Constantine or the crusaders. Man I wish I could edit.
There, my bro th-cam.com/video/i5w3dUwqwnA/w-d-xo.html
One of the best emperors rome ever had
In hoc signo vinces
☦
Christ Is King ✝️☦️
The King of Kings
Do a Emperor Julian video with the rumbling by Sim, I think the music fits his reign perfectly because he made an all or nothing attempt to bring back Rome's religion.
I still love all your edits. Keep up the outstanding work
I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand.
I'm gonna name my son Constantine after this holy man.
Imma call mine Flavius Valerius Constantinus
As one that has roots from the constantinian dynasty I'm super proud