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EUSEBIUS

Eusebius, regarded as the father of ecclesiastical history, was a Greek writer. He was born in about 265 at Palestine and died about 340. About 315 he was appointed Bishop of Caesarea. He became an advocate of the Arians and condemned the doctrines of Athanasius. His ecclesiastical history extends from the birth of Christ to 324. Amongst his other extant works is a life of Constantine the Great.
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