the daughter of Galeria Valeria Eutropia [EUTROPIA] by her first
husband, whose name and station are alike unknown. After the second marriage of Eutropia with
Maximianus Herculius, Constantius Chlorus having been elevated (A. D. 292) to the rank of
Caesar was required to repudiate his wife Helena [HELENA] and to wed
the stepdaughter of his Augustus. By Constantius Theodora had six children, three daughters
and three sons. The daughters were, 1. Flavia Valeria Constantia, united
to the emperor Licinius. 2. Anastasia, wife of Bassianus [BASSIANUS]. 3. Eutropia, mother of Nepotianus who
assumed the purple in NEPOTIANUS]; with regard to the names of the sons, see the article HANNIBALLIANUS. (Aurel. Vict. de Caes. 39, Epit. 39 ;
Histoire des
Empereurs, vol. iv. Dioclet. Art. iii.)