Const an tine, Flavius

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 46
JULIUS, a private soldier, who was raised by the army in Britain to the imperial dignity in 409, on which he cro ed over to Gaul, and conquered that country and Spain. He fixed his court at Arles, where he was besieged by Constant i us, the general of the emperor Honor i us, to whom he surrendered on the promise that his life should be spared; but it was basely violated, and both C. and his son were put to death, A. D. 411. Const an tine I., king of Scotland from 458 to 479. C. II., king from 858 to 871. - C. III., king from 903 to 943.-C. IV., usurped the throne, and was killed by the brother of Kenneth, 1062. Const an tine, a pope who was elected in 708, and D. 714. There was also an anti-pope of this name, who usurped the holy office in 767.
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