1. Sons of Rome
At the end of the third century, Diocletian attempts to stabilise the Roman Empire by dividing authority among four rulers. During the announcement of the new order at Treverorum, the young Constantine and Maxentius meet and begin a friendship within a court dominated by succession, military…
2. Masters of Rome
Constantine and Maxentius emerge as rulers of different parts of a fractured empire, each surrounded by advisers, rivals and military threats. Their old friendship weakens as religious policy, family tragedy and the unstable succession left by the Tetrarchy force them to defend their own authority. Misunderstanding…
3. Gods of Rome
In 312 CE, Constantine invades Italy and advances toward Rome despite inferior numbers, exhausted troops and religious division within his army. Maxentius faces unrest in the capital but cannot allow his rival to continue gaining cities and supporters. The two emperors prepare for a final confrontation…