Helena Augusta
Also known as Helena, Aelena, St. Helen, Saint Helena, Julia Flavia Helena, Flavia Julia Aelena, Beata Aelena, St. Helena
saint, first wife of Roman emperor Constantius Chlorus, and mother of Emperor Constantine the Great (250-330)
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Helena Augusta was a Roman woman who married the emperor Constantius Chlorus and became the mother of Constantine the Great, one of Rome's most influential rulers. She is venerated as a saint, partly because of her legendary role in discovering the True Cross, the cross believed to have been used in Jesus's crucifixion.
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