Constantine, divine emperor of the Christian golden age

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Classical Antiquity Studies Byzantine Studies and History Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Introduction 1. A change of image 2. Emperors and divine protectors 3. The saving ruler and the Logos-Nomos 4. The hippodrome procession 5. The symbol from the sun, the standard, and the sarcophagus 6. The Roman Colossus 7. Constantine and Christianity 8. Sol and Christianity 9. Constantine as Christ Epilogue.

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