Women in the Roman World: Theodora, Second Wife of Constantius I

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Theodora

Second Wife of Constantius I

Very little is known about Theodora other than that she was the step - daughter of Maximianus who was betrothed in marriage to Constantius I. Small bronze coins like the one in the illustration were issued by Constantine II, Constantius II, and Constans

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