Julius Constantius
289 – 337 · Generation XVI · Constantinian
Julius (AD 289 – AD 337). Married Basilina around AD 330. Half-brother of Constantine; slaughtered with most of his kin in the army’s purge of 337 — his son Julian survived.
One of 10 people of Constantinian (246–363) in this archive. Constantine’s house — the first Christian emperors, and a new capital in the east.
Parents
- Constantius Chlorus (250 – 306)
- Flavia Maximiana Theodora (272 – 337)
Siblings
- Constantine the Great (272 – 337) (half)
Partners
- Married Basilina of Bithynia (300 – 332) in 330 — one child together
Children
- Julian the Philosopher (331 – 363)
- Constantius Gallus (325 – 354)
Life
- 289 — Born
- 330 — Married Basilina
- 337 — Died