Where was Theodosius I's main residence?
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Constantinople
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Answer
Constantinople was the main residence of Theodosius I, the Roman emperor from 379 to 395. The city was located on the Bosporus Strait, and was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. Theodosius I was born in Spain, but moved to Constantinople as a young man. He became emperor in 379, and ruled until his death in 395. During his reign, Constantinople became a major center of culture and learning.
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