Constantine: dynasty, religion and power in the later Roman empire

Michael Brett‐Crowther

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The position of Constantine is crucial in world history. In the Orthodox Church, he is equal to the apostles; in ‘ordinary history’ he is the first Christian emperor, but seen more as a political m...

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