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Minervina

First wife or concubine of Constantine I, mother of Crispus.

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Minervina was the mother of Constantine I’s eldest son, Crispus, and may have been his first wife or a concubine. She gave birth to Crispus before 307. To strengthen his political alliance, Constantine married Fausta in 307. After that year, Minervina disappears from historical records.

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