What is Helena’s title in the Roman Empire?
Queen
Duchess
Augusta
Empress
Answer
Augusta was a title used in the Roman Empire for women of the imperial family, as well as for some other important women. It was originally used for the wives of emperors, but later it was also given to the mothers, daughters, and sisters of emperors. Helena was the mother of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great, and she was given the title of Augusta in 324 AD.
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