How To Use Constantine i In A Sentence
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The official recognition of Christianity by Constantine I did not increase sympathy of the religion in Gaza.
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With Brasília, Niemeyer seemed to have embraced, or at least acceded to, the worst aspect of architectural modernism — its antiseptic urban theory — and in the post-Brasília period, when his work has too often been hokily sculptural or frighteningly overscaled (see his University of Constantine in Algeria, or his Maison de la Culture in Le Havre), he seems to have forsaken its best aspects: the grace and lucidity born of its restraint.
A Vision in Concrete
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To further secure the relationship between the co-rulers of the empire, Maximianus placed Constantine in the household of Galerius, the Caesar of co-ruler Diocletian, where he was held hostage in the East as a pledge of his father's good conduct.
Santa Elena, discoverer of the Holy Cross
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Constantine I was the founder of the East Roman Empire, who was the first Roman Emporor that admitted and was converted to Christianity.
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Constantine I was the founder of the East Roman Empire, who was the first Roman Emporor that admitted and was converted to Christianity.
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It has traditionally been argued that, after the Edict of Constantine in 314, there was a concerted programme to reconsecrate pagan temples as Christian churches.
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Constantine I, baptized on his deathbed, was the first Christian Roman emperor.
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Constantine I is the eponym for Constantinople
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With Brasília, Niemeyer seemed to have embraced, or at least acceded to, the worst aspect of architectural modernism — its antiseptic urban theory — and in the post-Brasília period, when his work has too often been hokily sculptural or frighteningly overscaled (see his University of Constantine in Algeria, or his Maison de la Culture in Le Havre), he seems to have forsaken its best aspects: the grace and lucidity born of its restraint.
A Vision in Concrete
