Lindsay Graham
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6,999 appearances
47 recordings
4 series
first heard Jan 2026
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Lindsay Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He hears whispers that Galerius considers him a potential rival.
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Fearing assassination, Constantine decides to escape the court of Galerius and join his father in the west.
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So one night, when Galerius is drinking heavily in the palace, Constantine secretly saddles a horse and gallops away before anyone can stop him.
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He flees west, riding as fast as he can, pausing only to snatch a few hours' sleep at the homes of trusted allies.
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Eventually, Constantine reaches the safety of his father's court in the distant province of Britain.
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Father and son spend the next year fighting on the remote northern frontier of the empire, until July 306 CE, when Constantine's father is killed in battle.
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His father's soldiers immediately proclaim Constantine as the new emperor in the west, but not everyone will accept Constantine's claim to the throne.
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His legitimacy will soon be challenged, and his armies will be forced to march again, fighting their fellow Romans, and the prize will be ultimate power.
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It's October 29th, 312 CE, near Rome, six years after Constantine was proclaimed the Western Roman Emperor.
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Constantine rides at the head of his troops toward the Milvian Bridge, an important crossing point on the river Tiber, just north of Rome.
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Wearing heavy armor, he steadies himself and looks to each side, taking in his column of soldiers.
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They're all weary from lack of sleep, but their heads are held high, and Constantine sees in their eyes a fiery belief that they will win a decisive victory today.
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For the past year, Constantine has been waging a war against a rival named Maxentius.
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A few months ago, Constantine marched his men through the Alps and moved south through Italy.
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One by one, cities fell to his army, and Maxentius was forced to retreat further south.
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But Maxentius has been able to hold on to power thanks to his control of Rome.
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Now, though, both men know that the next battle will be decisive because it will decide who rules the empire's capital.
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But despite his soldiers' bravado, the odds seem to be against Constantine.
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Maxentius' men outnumbers his two to one.
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Maxentius also had time to dig defensive earthworks and stockpile weapons and supplies while Constantine's army is tired from weeks on the road.
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