Dedication of Constantinople
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Constantine dedicates his refounded city on the site of Byzantium. It is deliberately a second Rome: a Senate, grain distributions redirected from Egypt, monumental building. Within a century the empire's demographic, fiscal and administrative centre of gravity has moved east, which is most of the reason the western half is the half that fails first.
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