Labarum - coin Flag of Ancient Rome, imp Valentinian. 370 AD Labarum had a monogram of Jesus Christ (chrysm) at the end of the stick, and on the canvas the inscription: lat. "Hoc vince" (church-slave. Sim win, literally "Sim win"). It was first introduced by the emperor Constantine the Great after he saw the sign of the Cross in the sky on the eve of the battle at the Mulvian Bridge (312). Until later, not a single copy of the labarum has survived. The soldiers who wore the Labarum were called draconians or veksilifers. The Labarum guards were entrusted to fifty guards of proven courage and devotion.
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