Who succeeded Licinius as Roman emperor?
Constantine I
Licinius II
Julius Caesar
Marc Antony
Answer
Constantine I succeeded Licinius as Roman emperor after defeating him in the Battle of Chrysopolis in 324. Constantine had been co-emperor with Licinius since 313, but the two men had grown increasingly hostile to each other over the years. The Battle of Chrysopolis was the final battle in the civil war between Constantine and Licinius, and it resulted in Licinius's death and the end of his reign.
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