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The Life Of The Blessed Emperor Constantine -Eusebius Pamphilus

As soon as the emperor was informed of these facts (which he heard with much sorrow of heart, and considered them in the light of a calamity personally affecting himself), he forthwith selected from the Christians in his train one whom he well knew to be approved for the sobriety and genuineness of his faith, and who had before this time distinguished himself by the boldness of his religious profession, and sent him to act as mediator between the dissentient parties at Alexandria. He also made him the bearer of a most needful and appropriate letter to the original movers of the strife: and this letter, as exhibiting a specimen of his watchful care over God’s people, it may be well to introduce into this our narrative of his life. Its purport was as follows.



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