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# Title: Godefridi Guilielmi Leibnitii Accessiones Historicæ (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 90, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 90)
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Chronooraphus Saxo.
Annus Dni. CCCXV. Constantini V.
Constantinus Maxeneio bellum indicie. Igitur Romam prot.
cilcens costra ponie juxea pontem milrium de multis praeliis per bien
nium copias ejus fudit.
AnnuS Dni. CCCXVI. Constantini VI.
Petrus Alexandrinus Epi(COPUIS COrONatur.
ANUS DRI CCCZVTT. Constantini V IF.
Constantinus finem bellis impositurus conera Maxentium acies
instruxie. Tunc ecce subito portis crumpens Maxentius armatusii-
lices luos praeibat, Constantinus vero crucem, quam sibi Formaveram
coram se ferri jubebat, Factaque concressione fugit exercitus Maxentii,
ipse vero paulo superius à ponte laplu equi in protundum dimertus est,
vixque corpusejusinventum. Inter haec cires Romani urbem coro.
nanc, e cum paudio rictorem Constantinum virificamque crucem
triumphaliter Cuscipiune. Tunc Constantinus pacem Ecclesiis edicto
FIFIMAL.
ANnUS DnI. CCCXVTET. Constantini VIII.
Mortuo autem Calerio de Maximino Christianorum persecutor
ribus de occilis Valente de Alexandro, qui se imperatores appellare.
rant, omnisimperii porestas ad Constantinum pervenie de Licinium.
Licinio aurem Constantinus Cororem tuam Constantiam dederat, F-
liungue suumnomine Crispum ex Minerria concubina cisdem diebus.
oxpido Arclatensi natum, _x Licinium Licinii filium mensium Fere
XX Exlaressecerat. Oui Licinius cum primum imitator fuisset do-
ematis Christiani, videns profectum Constantini, occultis insidiis in-
certicere principem laborabat, quod cum minime Facere potuisset
InC, PEOTegeNtEDEO, aperrum libi bellum indicit, ubi rictus e Fu3a
tusmutata voluntate Christianos speciali odtio persequitur, quos CiOn
Stancinum noverat diligere, volens per horum calamieates principem
contrictare hoc in caula ponens, quodnon ita pro se quemadmodum
Pro Constancino orationibus vaCaTeNE. Pugnaturus autem denuo
Contra Constantinum in Cacrificiis de dirinationibus spem victoria pau
REbaeus