Constantines Collection

Page of Victorian adverts - 1890
Various adverts for The Graphic, May 1890. May 1890

Constantine the Great. Roman Emperor from 306-337. Constanti
Constantine the Great (Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus Augustus) (272-337). Roman Emperor from 306-337. Know for being the first roman emperor to convert to christianity

St Constantine chapel remains, St Merryn, Cornwall. 1906
A view of the ruins of the shale and slate stone medieval St Constantine chapel with two men standing to the side. The chapel is Grade II listed

Window depicting the Story of the finding of the Cross: Constantine
1277810 Window depicting the Story of the finding of the Cross: Constantines battle against Maxence (stained glass) by French School, (16th century); Eglise Saint Etienne, Bar-sur-Seine

Israel. Jerusalem. Holy Sepulchre. Arches of the Virgin. Only part of Constantines Triportico they chose to preserve

Constantines Victory
Angels assist emperor Constantine to defeat his co- ruler Maxentius at Saxa Rubra, outside Rome : a cross in the sky tells him In hoc signo vinces so he converts. Date: 312

Lukasinski in Chains
The revolutionary patriot is chained to one of archduke Constantines cannons and taken away when the latter is permitted to leave Warsaw. Date: 1830

Basilica of Constantine
Constantines Basilica, Trier

Constantines Court
The court of CONSTANTINUS I, with courtiers, officials in discussion groups, suppliants some of them with children

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"Constantines: A Journey Through Time and Legacy" Step back in time with a page of Victorian adverts from 1890, where the name "Constantines" catches your eye. It immediately brings to mind Constantine the Great, the Roman Emperor who reigned from 306-337 AD. His influence is still felt today, as evidenced by the St Constantine chapel remains in St Merryn, Cornwall in 1906. As you delve deeper into history, you come across a window depicting the Story of the finding of the Cross - an event closely associated with Constantine. This connection becomes even more apparent when you visit Israel's Jerusalem and witness the majestic Arches of the Virgin at Holy Sepulchre. The mention of "Constantines Victory" sparks curiosity about his triumphs and accomplishments. One cannot help but wonder about Lukasinski in Chains - was he a prisoner or perhaps someone inspired by Constantine's legacy? Throughout this journey, one thing becomes clear - Constantine's impact on history is undeniable. From his reign as Roman Emperor to his depiction in various artworks and landmarks like those found at Holy Sepulchre, his name echoes through time. So let us remember Constantine the Great; a visionary leader whose contributions have stood strong for centuries. As we explore these glimpses into his life and achievements on this captivating journey through time, we are reminded that some legacies truly withstand all odds.