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A History Of The Church In Five Books by TheodoretChapter I
Constantius died deploring his defection from the faith of his father. Julian, when on his journey from Europe to Asia, was informed of the death of Constantius: he immediately took possession of the imperial crown, which no one dared to dispute with him. Copyright ©1999-2026 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved |