Author:Constantine
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| ←Author Index: Co | Constantine (272–337) |
| Constantine the Great, known for being the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, Constantine proclaimed religious tolerance of all religions throughout the empire. The foremost general of his time, Constantine defeated the emperors Maxentius and Licinius during civil wars. He is hence often considered the first in the line of Byzantine emperors. |
Constantine
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[edit] Works by Constantine
[edit] Edicts
- Constantine’s edict to the people of the eastern provinces concerning the error of polytheism
- Law of Constantine respecting piety toward God and the Christian Religion
- Edict Against the Heretics
[edit] Letters
- Letter to Alexander and Arius
- Letter Regarding Fifty Copies of the Scriptures
- Letter to Milliades
- Letter to Chrestus of Syracuse
- Letter of Constantine to the Antiochians
- Letter of Constantine to the Numidian Bishops
- Letter of Constantine to the Synod of Tyre
- Letter of Constantine to Eusebius
- Second Letter of Constantine to Eusebius
- Second Letter of Constantine to Macarius
- Letter of Constantine to Joannes the Meletian
- Letter of Constantine to Athanasius
- Second Letter of Constantine to Athanasius
- Letter of Constantine to Arius
- Letter of Constantine to the people of the Alexandrian Church
- Letter of Constantine to Eusebius on the preparation of the copies of the Scriptures
- Letter of Constantine to Sapor, King of the Persians
- Letters of Constantine to Antony, the monk
- Letter of Constantine to Eusebius in praise of his discourse concerning Easter
- Letter of Constantine to Athanasius
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- Letter of Constantine to Ablavius
- Letter of Constantine concerning the Synod of Tyre
- Letter to the Bishops assembled at Tyre
- Letter of Constantine to Anulinus
- Second Letter of Constantine to Anulinus
- Letter of Constantine to Cæcilianus, bishop of Carthage
- Letter of Constantine to the Bishops after the Council of Arles
- Letter of Constantine and Licinius to Probianus, the Proconsul of Africa
- Letter of Constantine to the Donatist Bishops
- Letter of Constantine to Celsus
- Letter of Constantine to Eumalius Vicarius.
- Letter of Constantine to the bishops and people of Africa
- Letter of Constantine to Eusebius.
- Letter to Porphyrius
- Letter of Constantine the King, summoning the bishops to Nicaea
- Letter of Constantine to the churches after the Council of Nicæa
- Letter of Constantine to the church of Alexandria
- Letter of Constantine to Arius and the Arians
- Letter of Constantine to Alexander the Bishop and Arius the Presbyter
- Letter of Constantine to the Churches Against Arius and the Porphyrians
- Letter of Constantine to the Nicomedians against Eusebius and Theognis
- Letter to Theodotus
- Letter of Constantine to Macarius
