Sara Parvis - Women and the Reception of Nicaea

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Eusebius of Caesarea, a prominent Christian historian of the 4th century, wrote the "Ecclesiastical History" (Historia Ecclesiastica), which serves as a crucial primary source for the early history of Christianity. The work spans from the apostolic age to Eusebius's own time, documenting the development of the Church, its leaders, significant events, and theological controversies. It offers valuable insights into the lives of early Christians and the challenges they faced, including persecution under the Roman Empire. Eusebius draws upon a range of sources, including earlier historical works, letters, and official documents, to construct his narrative. His "Ecclesiastical History" has had a lasting influence on the study of church history and remains an essential resource for understanding the formative centuries of Christianity.