"Constantine the Great: The reorganization of the Empire and the triumph of the Church" by John Benjamin Firth delves into the pivotal reign of Constantine I and its profound impact on the Roman Empire and the trajectory of early Christianity. This meticulously researched historical account explores Constantine's strategic reorganization of the Empire, examining the political and social forces at play during this transformative era.

Firth's work illuminates the rise of Christianity as a dominant force under Constantine's rule, analyzing the emperor's role in shaping the Church's early development. A key figure in both Roman and religious history, Constantine's legacy continues to fascinate. This book provides a comprehensive overview of his life and reign, offering valuable insights into the complex interplay of power, politics, and faith in the late Roman Empire. Explore the crucial period when the Roman world underwent significant change, forever altering the course of Western civilization.

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