Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the pivotal reign of Constantine the Great and his profound impact on the course of Western civilization. This book delves into Constantine's role in uniting the Roman state and the burgeoning Christian Church, a transformative alliance that shaped the religious and political landscape of Europe for centuries to come.
Examine the key events, decisions, and influences that defined Constantine's rule, from his conversion to Christianity to the establishment of Constantinople as the new Roman capital. Understand the complex interplay between imperial power and religious authority during this era, and the lasting legacy of Constantine's vision for a unified empire under the banner of Christianity. A must-read for anyone interested in Roman history, church history, and the foundations of Western political thought.
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