When was Constantius II elevated to the rank of Caesar?
8 November 324
25 December 337
21 March 350
1 April 323
Answer
On 8 November 324, the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great elevated his younger brother, Constantius II, to the rank of Caesar, making him his co-ruler. This act came after Constantine had defeated his co-emperor Licinius at the Battle of Chrysopolis earlier that year.
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