Associations to the word «Constantine»
Noun
- Byzantium
- Constantinople
- Byzantine
- Justinian
- Romano
- Edict
- Algiers
- Helena
- Emperor
- Vii
- Algeria
- Basilica
- Tiberius
- Christianity
- Thrace
- Maximus
- Zoe
- Pagan
- Gaul
- Charlemagne
- Trier
- Apostles
- Tsar
- Vertigo
- Irene
- Great
- Julian
- Sylvester
- Ix
- Augustus
- Persecution
- Patriarch
- Basil
- Xi
- Greece
- Forgery
- Donation
- Slav
- Empress
- Bulgarian
- Danube
- Antioch
- Reign
- Arch
- Moravia
- Schism
- Bey
- Sophia
- Claudius
- Goth
- Alba
- Cyril
- Regency
- Konstantin
- Caesar
- Leo
- Coinage
- Tunis
- Empire
- Carthage
- Croat
- Viii
- Ravenna
- Synod
- Bulgaria
- Simeon
- Prefect
- Papacy
- Eunuch
- Roman
- Crucifixion
- Veneration
- Christian
- Accession
- Anastasia
- Rome
- Baptism
- Conversion
- Liber
- Christendom
- Throne
- Olaf
Wiktionary
CONSTANTINE, proper noun. A male given name.
Dictionary definition
CONSTANTINE, noun. Emperor of Rome who stopped the persecution of Christians and in 324 made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire; in 330 he moved his capital from Rome to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople (280-337).
CONSTANTINE, noun. A walled city in northeastern Algeria to the east of Algiers; was destroyed in warfare in the 4th century and rebuilt by Constantine I.
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