Saint Helena Overview
Flavia Iulia Helena, known as Saint Helena (Turkey, 250 – Rome, 330), was the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great. See Saint Helena facts. Biographical synthesis According to the text Origo Constantini Imperatoris (‘the origin of the Emperor Constantine’) of the Anónymus Valesianus (around the year 390), Saint Helena in her old age affirmed that she had been born the daughter of a servant, in the bosom… Read More »