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Book I.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Prologue
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English translation and editorial credits: Blomfield Jackson.
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Cf. Basil de Spir. Sanct., 29. “ὁ παλαιστῖνος” means “of Cæsarea,” his see, to distinguish him from his namesake, Bishop of Nicomedia.
Editorial footnote · Ecclesiastical History, Book I.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Prologue, editorial note cite_note-2 · Original source
Eusebius of Palestine has written a history of the Church from the time of the holy Apostles to the reign of Constantine, the prince beloved of God. I shall begin my history from the period at which his terminates.
The last event mentioned by Eusebius is the defeat of Licinius, who was put to death a.d. 324.
Editorial footnote · Ecclesiastical History, Book I.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Prologue, editorial note cite_note-3 · Original source
Eusebius of Palestine has written a history of the Church from the time of the holy Apostles to the reign of Constantine, the prince beloved of God. I shall begin my history from the period at which his terminates.