Konstantinus Agung
Setelah wafatnya, jenazah Konstantinus dipindahkan ke Konstantinopel dan dimakamkan di Gereja Rasul Suci di sana.[273] Ia digantikan oleh ketiga putranya dari Fausta, yaitu Konstantinus II, Konstantius II, dan Konstans. Sejumlah kerabatnya dibunuh oleh para pengikut Konstantius, khususnya keponakan-keponakan Konstantinus yang bernama Dalmatius (yang berpangkat Caesar) dan Hannibalianus, diduga untuk menghilangkan potensi saingan dalam suatu suksesi yang sudah cukup kompleks. Ia juga memiliki dua putri, Konstantina dan Helena, istri Kaisar Yulianus.[274]
Konstantinus Agung
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