Christian Attitude Towards the Emperor in the Fourth Century

Kenneth M. Setton

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Depicts the patristic attitude towards the person and office of the Roman Emperor in the fourth century, with particular attention paid to letters, speeches panegyrics, etc. that were addressed directly to the emperor.

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