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Eusèbe de Césarée. Vie de Constantin. Texte critique F. Winkelmann, introduction and notes Luce Pietri, translation Marie-Joseph Rondeau. (Sources Chrétiennes, 559.) Pp. 579. Paris: Les Éditions du Cerf, 2012. €53 (paper). 978 2 204 10134 9; 0750 1978

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James Corke-Webster
James Corke-Webster*
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The Journal of Ecclesiastical History , Volume 66 , Issue 1 , January 2015 , pp. 155 - 157
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1 Cameron, Averil and Hall, Stuart, Eusebius, ‘Life of Constantine’: introduction, translation and commentary, Oxford 1999Google Scholar.

2 Bardy, Gustave, Eusèbe de Césarée, ‘Histoire ecclésiastique’, SC lv, Paris 1952Google Scholar (bk i); 1955 (bk ii); 1958, repr. 1967 (bk iii); Williamson, G. A., Eusebius, The history of the Church from Christ to Constantine, London 1965Google Scholar; rev. edn, Andrew Louth, 1989.

3 For example, Maraval, Pierre, Constantin, Lettres et discours, traduits et presents Paris 2010Google Scholar.

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6 In, for example, Cameron, Averil, Christianity and the rhetoric of empire, Berkeley 1991Google Scholar. Note too the recent attempt to correct this neglect by van Nuffelen, Peter, ‘The Life of Constantine: the image of an image’, in Johnson, and Schott, , Eusebius of Caesarea, 133–49Google Scholar.

7 See, for example, the excellent Miller, Patricia Cox, Biography in late antiquity: a quest for the holy man, Berkeley 1983Google Scholar, and the stimulating collection of essays in Castagno, Adele Monaci (ed.), La biografia di origene fra storia e agiografia: atti del VI convegno di studi del gruppo italiano di ricerca su origene e la tradizione alessandrina, i, Villa Verucchio 2004Google Scholar.