I had wanted to start the New Year with Constantine. Not only is he emperor number fifty, he seemed a fitting emperor to begin 2012. And those who have been keeping score know that he is next in line. But I wanted to make sure that Maximinus Daia - the missing episode from a few weeks back - was posted as soon as possible. The episode has now been refilmed and reedited. Enjoy.
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January 02, 2012
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Wasn't he Maximinus Daza? Or has his name changed ... again?!
Posted by: Antoninus Pius | January 06, 2012 at 04:26 PM
I have seen Daza in older histories, but generally Daia.
Posted by: adrianmurdoch | January 06, 2012 at 05:01 PM