Lindsay Graham

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6,017 appearances 40 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 12 Sep

Lindsay Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The sea now lay open, clearing Constantine's path to the east, where the bulk of Licinius' army can be found. voice-verified
Constantine ordered his troops to march, and now they're within striking distance of Licinius' troops at Chrysopolis. voice-verified
Slowly, Constantine rises from one knee after he finishes praying. voice-verified
Then he orders a direct assault on Licinius' army. voice-verified
The fighting is brutal and unrelenting. voice-verified
Constantine's soldiers have the advantage of the higher terrain, but Licinius refuses to yield, and he sends unit after unit into the breaches in his line. voice-verified
The battlefield is soon littered with the dead and dying, and by the time the fighting ends, more than 25,000 of Licinius' soldiers have fallen. voice-verified
Yet Licinius himself escapes and rallies his remaining forces in the city of Nicomedia. voice-verified
But rather than prolong the bloodshed, Constantine sends his sister to broker peace. voice-verified
Eventually, Licinius agrees to relinquish power in exchange for his life, and Constantine becomes emperor of both the Western and Eastern Roman Empire. voice-verified
With his enemies crushed and ultimate power in his hands, Constantine is ruthless. voice-verified
He reneges on the deal he struck with his defeated enemy, and Licinius is put to death. voice-verified
With no one left to challenge his authority, Constantine becomes the first Roman emperor in decades to rule alone. voice-verified
He will use his power to make sweeping changes, moving the capital from Rome to a new city he names after himself, Constantinople. voice-verified
And from his new palace there, he will actively promote the Christian religion, fostering the rapid growth of the faith across the empire. voice-verified
By the time Constantine dies in 337 CE, Christianity will have transformed from a fringe cult to a mainstream faith, having been given a crucial foothold by Constantine's victory at the Battle of Chrysopolis on September 18, 324 CE. voice-verified
Next on History Daily, September 21st, 1922, astronomers photograph a total eclipse from Australia's western coast, confirming Einstein's theory of general relativity. voice-verified
From Noiser and Airship, this is History Daily. voice-verified
Hosted, edited, and executive produced by me, Lindsey Graham. voice-verified
Audio editing by Mohamed Shazi. voice-verified
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