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Then at last Galerius sent him back to his father. But in order to avoid meeting SeverusHe had been appointed Caesar by Galerius; see 3, 5, below. as he passed through Italy, Constantine crossed the Alps with the greatest haste, ordering the post-horses to be killedAt each station, so that his pursuers could not use them; cf. Zos. ii. 8; Ps.-Aur. Vict., Caesares, 40, 2, cum ad frustrandos insequentes publica iumenta quaqua iter egerat interficeret; and for another meaning, Amm. xv. 1, 2. as he went on; and he came up with his father Constantius at Bononia,Boulogne, cf. Amm. xx. 1, 3. which the Gauls formerly called Gesoriacum. But his father Constantius, after winning a victory over the Picts, died at York, and Constantine was unanimously hailed as Caesar by all the troops.
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In the meantime, two other Caesars had been appointed,By Galerius. Severus and Maximinus; to Maximinus was given the rule of the Orient; Galerius retained Illyricum for himself, as well as the Thracian provinces and Bithynia; Severus received Italy and whatever Herculius had formerly governed.He had governed Italy and Africa.
