Eusebius Life of Constantine By Verily Cameron & Stuart G.Hall

Eusebius: Life of Constantine is a scholarly yet accessible presentation of one of the most important early Christian biographies, originally written by Eusebius of Caesarea, a fourth-century historian and bishop. Edited and translated by Verily Cameron and Stuart G. Hall, the book provides readers with a reliable modern rendering of Eusebius’s account of the Roman emperor Constantine, the first ruler to openly support Christianity.
The work portrays Constantine not simply as a political leader, but as a divinely guided emperor chosen to protect and promote the Christian faith. Eusebius presents Constantine as a model Christian ruler, emphasizing his military victories, religious policies, moral character, and close relationship with God. Events such as Constantine’s conversion, his role in ending persecution of Christians, and his patronage of the Church are central themes throughout the text.
Cameron and Hall’s contribution lies in their careful translation, historical introductions,