Constantine at the Battle of Milvius bridge (or Milvian bridge) against Maxentius in 312 AD. (Bataille du pont Milvius entre Constantin et Maxence; Die Schlacht an der Milvischen Brucke). Constantine won the battle.- Partial view of the Fresco in the room of Constantine (Salle de Constantin) in the Stanze di Raffaello (Raphael Rooms; Chambres de Raphael; Stanzen des Raffael) in the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican.- The room takes its name from Constantine (306-337 A.D.); the first Christian emperor.Painting by Giulio Romano of the school of Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio 1483-1520) on the basis of drawings by the artist; who died prematurely before completion of the work. - The Battle of the Pons Milvius (312 A.D.) placed Constantine against his rival; marking the defeat of Maxentius (shown as he is about to drown in the river Tiber) and the victory of Christianity over the pagan world. The scene is set with topographical precision north of Rome. Vatican Museums (Raphael's Room - Room of Constantine) 2021.