Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of Ancient Warfare Answers with me, Murray.

You can, of course, ask us a question whenever you like, however you like.

If you want to, you can go back and look at the last couple for the address, physical address to send it to.

I set up a PO box.

Exciting.

Now, this question is, again, one of these people on YouTube who thought that they'd

been abandoned completely, and I apologize that we aren't able to reply to every question

that's asked or indeed to reply to the comments.

That's a full-time job.

And also, you know, thinking there being an orphan and abandoned.

We're not abandoning you.

We're just busy and can't get around to everything.

And anyway, this viewer on J-Soth, J-SOS 2-675, thank you, J-Soft, asked a question,

what account do you find most convincing as supported with modern

evidence of the Battle of the Mildian Bridge?

Now, oh, what a lovely question.

You can, of course, ask this question.

Go to the website, send us an email.

You can back some Patreon, and we will attempt to answer it.

So the Battle of Milvian Bridge or the Pont

Milvio in Italy just north of Rome is fought on October the 28th and 312 AD and it is fought

between Constantine or who will become Constantine, Flavius, Valerius, Constantius, and the other emperor,

...