I am a PhD student in History at the Postgraduate Program of the São Paulo State University "Júlio Mesquita Filho" (UNESP). I coordinate, together with the PhD student. Ana Carolina Picoli Sotocorno, the Study Group on Late Antiquity (GEAT). Her areas of study are: Late Antiquity, 4th Century, Imperial Women, Political History. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Our project aims to study the political and cultural actions of two imperial women, that is, the Empress Eusebia (? - 360) and Constantina (325 - 354). They were, respectively, the second wife and sister of Emperor Constantius II. Therefore, our time frame is situated in the fourth century, a period that we capture from the conception of Late Antiquity, specifically during the government …
The present research has as its time frame the 4th century, located in Late Antiquity, covering the years of rule of the Roman emperor Constantius II (337-361 AD). In this period marked by border disturbances and the emergence of many usurpers in the Empire, we sought to study the political and cultural actions of the Roman Empress Eusebia (352/3-360 AD) on behalf of Julian, the cousin of…
Our project aims to study the political and cultural actions of two imperial women, that is, the Empress Eusebia (? - 360) and Constantina (325 - 354). They were, respectively, the second wife and sister of Emperor Constantius II. Therefore, our time frame is situated in the fourth century, a period that we capture from the conception of Late Antiquity, specifically during the government …
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