What was Constantius Chlorus' nickname?
Chlorus the Brave
Chlorus the Great
Chlorus the Pale
Chlorus the Strong
Answer
Chlorus the Pale was the nickname given to Constantius Chlorus, a Roman emperor who ruled from 305 to 306 AD. The nickname "Chlorus" means "pale" in Latin, and it is believed to have been given to Constantius due to his pale complexion. Constantius Chlorus was the father of Constantine the Great, who would later become the first Christian emperor of Rome.
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