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Constantine the Great
Constantine the Great follows the Roman emperor through the civil wars of the early fourth century, his victory over rival claimants and the reunification of the empire under his rule. It examines his conversion to Christianity, the Edict of Milan, his involvement in Church disputes and the Council of Nicaea, as well as the foundation of Constantinople. The book considers how Constantine changed both imperial government and the relationship between Roman power and Christianity.
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