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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions

Note 444:3 — Chapter XXXVII

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The following are the names of his victims:

Maximian, His wife's father, a. d. 310

Bassianus, His sister's husband, a. d. 314

Licinius, His nephew, a. d. 319

Fausta, His wife, a. d. 320

Sopater, His former friend, a. d. 321

Licinius, His sister's husband, a. d. 325

Crispus, His own son, a. d. 326

Dr. Lardner, in speaking of the murders committed by this Christian saint, is constrained to say that: "The death of Crispus is altogether without any good excuse, so likewise is the death of the young Licinianus, who could not have been more than a little above eleven years of age, and appears not to have been charged with any fault, and could hardly be suspected of any."

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