This battle saw the death of a man who had previously defeated Severus in a civil war.
This battle saw the death of a man who had previously defeated Severus in a civil war. A monument commemorating this battle includes scenes of the victor's earlier Siege of Verona. The losing commander moved his troops to a plain near Saxa Rubra after receiving a bad omen in the Sibylline Books. That losing commander's head was shipped to Carthage to prove that he (*) drowned during this battle. The victor at this battle later issued the Edict of Milan because he reportedly saw "in this sign conquer" written on a flaming cross prior to this battle. For 10 points, name this battle where Maxentius was defeated by Constantine the Great.
This battle saw the death of a man who had previously defeated Severus in a civil war.
Battle of Milvian Bridge