Church History
311–324
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This book provides a comprehensive account of the history, succession, and key events of the early Christian church from its inception through the times of Jesus Christ and the apostles, emphasizing its divine origins and antiquity. | 44 |
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the early history of the Christian church after Christ's ascension, including the apostles' movements, persecutions, and key events involving prominent figures like James, Peter, and Paul. | 40 |
This book provides a detailed account of the early history of the Christian church, including the travels, teachings, martyrdoms, and writings of the apostles and their successors. | 53 |
This book provides a detailed account of early Christian church history during the reigns of Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus, and Marcus Aurelius, highlighting the succession of bishops in key Christian communities and the struggles they faced against heresies and persecutions. | 45 |
This book recounts the history of the early Christian church under Roman persecution, emphasizing the steadfastness and martyrdom of its believers, and highlights notable figures, events, and theological developments of the time. | 53 |
This book chronicles the history of the early Christian church, highlighting the lives of key figures such as Origen, Narcissus, Clement of Alexandria, and Dionysius, as well as significant persecutions, heresies, and doctrinal developments. | 53 |
This book provides a detailed account of early church history, focusing on the persecutions, heresies, and significant ecclesiastical figures of the period, especially under emperors like Decius, Valerian, and Gallienus. | 48 |
This book recounts the significant events of the early 4th century, focusing on the rise of Christianity, the persecution of believers, and the subsequent shifts toward religious tolerance under imperial authorities. | 33 |
This book chronicles the brief period of imperial toleration for Christians that followed a decree from Maximinus, highlighting moments of respite, public gatherings, and the miraculous reversal of persecution shortly thereafter. | 26 |
This book details the period of recovery and restoration for the Christian Church following persecution and destruction, emphasizing divine intervention and imperial support, particularly under Constantine and Licinius. | 41 |