Milan in the Roman Empire

The atlas holds 3 people and 8 moments here, from 259 to 387. The most recorded lives are Augustine of Hippo, Constantine the Great and Gallienus.

Notable people

1. Augustine of Hippo

   from 384 to 387

   3 moments here

   Aurelius Augustinus, known as Augustine of Hippo, was a North African rhetorician, Christian theologian, philosopher, priest, and bishop.…

2. Constantine the Great

   from 312 to 326

   3 moments here

   Roman emperor from 306 to 337. Born at Naissus, Constantine served under Diocletian and Galerius in the eastern empire, joined his father in Britain,…

3. Gallienus

   from 259 to 268

   2 moments here

   Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus (c. 218–September 268) was Roman emperor, co-ruling with his father Valerian from 253 and ruling alone from 260.…

Moments

1. 259 Battle of Mediolanum Gallienus
2. 268 Siege and assassination Gallienus
3. 312 Resides at Milan Constantine the Great
4. 313 Meets Licinius at Milan Constantine the Great
5. 326 Arrives at Milan on the vicennial journey Constantine the Great
6. 384 Imperial rhetoric post in Milan Augustine of Hippo
7. 386 Conversion period in Milan Augustine of Hippo
8. 387 Baptism by Ambrose Augustine of Hippo

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