Gaivs Constantinvs (Ætas ab Brian)
From Alternative History
History of Rome-After Ætas ab Brian
| Gender: | Male |
| Born: | 1025 |
| Died: | 1105 |
| Aged | 80 |
| Place of birth: | Moesia |
| Known relatives: | half brother Flavivs Ivlianvs, half sister Constantina |
| Legal status: | Citizen of the Roman Empire |
| Occupation: | 16th Cæsar |
| Ruled: | 1057(304)-1105(352) |
With no war for the title of Cæsar, Constantine inherited a comparatively wealthy and stable empire.
Constantine, and many of his time, pronounced 'Brian' as Bree-awn or sometimes bree-awnis(Brianus).
While campaigning to restore Germania to the Viadua in 1065(312), Constantine was reported to have had a bizzare dream-vision: a voice told him to put crucifixes on his sheilds, and in the sky, a massive one appeared with the sky with the words "By this you shall conquer" under it. Awaking in great confusion, the vision occupied Constantine's thoughts until the end of the campaign but it was with the start of his campaign in Africa that he finally had the sheilds of his legion's painted with crucifixes. There was nothing seen to have happened from doing this. At the formation of the Kushite Legions Constatine had all their standards include symbols of crucifixes, and it became the overall symbol of the Kushite Legions. Constantine crucified perhaps more prisoners than average when in Africa, but he still did not notice any beneficial or fortunate effects from any of these actions. He eventually put it at the back of his mind and forgot about it.
