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Eusebius of Caesarea, Life of Constantine II.33

Christians in military service

Eusebius of Caesarea, Life of Constantine IV.15

Constantine’s orders regarding his representation on coins and in portraiture

Eusebius of Caesarea, Life of Constantine IV.27

Christians may not be slaves to Jews

Eusebius of Caesarea, Martyrs of Palestine XI.7-13

The Roman judge, Firmilianus, worries that a Christian city is about to arise against Rome

Eusebius of Caesarea, On Christ’s Sepulchre XVI.4, 6

How the Roman empire under one ruler reflects the sole sovereignty of God

Florus, Epitome of the Roman History of Titus Livius I.1.8-10

The Roman people as a body resulting from the aggregation of heterogeneous individuals.

Florus, Epitome of the Roman History of Titus Livius, Preface

The successive ages of the Roman people.

Florus, Epitome of the Roman History of Titus Livius I.3.6-8

Roman conquests as contagion.

Florus, Epitome of the Roman History of Titus Livius I.33.7-8

The submission of Spain.

Genesis Rabbah 10:7

Titus in the Temple, in the sea and in Rome

Genesis Rabbah 75:5

Antoninus and Rabbi Yehudah the Patriarch

Gospel of Peter 1-9; 35-46

Exoneration of Pilate

Gospel of Thomas 100

Paying taxes to Caesar

Gregory of Nazianzus, Oration V.3-4 (Second Invective Against Julian)

Julian’s failed attempt to rebuild the Jerusalem Temple with the help of the Jews

Gregory Thaumaturgus, Address of Thanksgiving to Origen I

The beauty of Roman law and the Latin language

Gregory Thaumaturgus, Canonical Epistle VII

Concerning Christians who have joined with the barbarians invading the empire

Herodian, History of the Empire VIII.7.4-6

About the foundations of imperial power and legitimacy and the preeminence of Rome in the middle of the third century CE

Judaism and Rome