Year by year · 4th century

328 CE

328 CE in world history: 3 events, 2 deaths and 1 work. 142 recorded states existed that year.

Events

  1. 9 May

    Athanasius is elected patriarch of Alexandria

    The Alexandrian Council elected Athanasius to succeed Alexander as patriarch of Alexandria. A leading defender of Nicene Christianity, he spent over 17 years in five exiles ordered by four different Roman emperors.

    Athanasius of Alexandria

  2. 5 July

    Constantine's Bridge over the Danube is officially opened

    Constantine's Bridge, a Roman bridge over the Danube between Sucidava in present-day Romania and Oescus in Bulgaria, built by the architect Theophilus Patricius, was officially opened. Used to reconquer Dacia, it remained in use for four decades.

    DanubeRoman Empire
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In the profiles

  • ArabicThe Namara inscription, the epitaph of Imru' al-Qays, “king of all the Arabs”, is carved in Arabic in Nabataean letters

Died in 328 CE 2

Works 1

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