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The martyrdom of Christians holding prominent positions within Roman authority
Copy of an Epistle in which the emperor commands that the rulers of the churches be exempted from all public services

Constantine described in solar imagery reminiscent of that used of Christ

How Constantine, like Moses, freed his people from tyranny with God’s help

Constantine’s vision of Christ prior to the battle at the Milvian Bridge
Constantine’s triumphal entry into Rome

The expansion of the empire under Constantine, and the ‘godliness’ of his conduct

The unification of the Roman empire under Constantine, God’s chosen leader

Christians in military service

Constantine’s orders regarding his representation on coins and in portraiture

Christians may not be slaves to Jews

The Roman judge, Firmilianus, worries that a Christian city is about to arise against Rome

How the Roman empire under one ruler reflects the sole sovereignty of God

The Roman people as a body resulting from the aggregation of heterogeneous individuals.
The successive ages of the Roman people.

Titus in the Temple, in the sea and in Rome

Isaac’s blessing of Esau as an explanation for Roman power
Cities named in honor of wicked rulers

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