The figures represented here are two Byzantines Theodosius in 379 and his consort Aelia Flacilia. Theodosius I was chosen by the Emperor Gratian to rule the East as co-Augustus. He called the First Council of of Constantinople. His death left the Roman Empire permanently divided. The illustration dates to 1882. .
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The figures represented here are two Byzantines Theodosius in 379 and his consort Aelia Flacilia. Theodosius I was chosen by the Emperor Gratian to rule the East as co-Augustus. He called the First Council of of Constantinople. His death left the Roman Empire permanently divided. The illustration dates to 1882. .

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UMG24A06_316

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Droits gérés

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50,3Mo (6,3Mo) / 23,0cm x 54,9cm / 2713 x 6480 (300dpi)

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4th century A.D. Theodosius I Theodosius Aelia Flacilia Byzantine emperor Emperor Gratian consort Aelia Flacilla co-Augustus First Council of Constantinople Eastern Roman Empire 4th century A.D.

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