Constantine and Athanasius (Analecta Gorgiana)
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Extracted from Arthur Penrhyn Stanley's Lectures on the History of the Eastern Church, this set of lectures examines two of the most famous participants of the Council of Nicea, the Emperor Constantine and Saint Athanasius. Together these two figures largely define the Council of Nicea, and their portraits are vividly portrayed here by an eminent church historian. Lecture VI. The Emperor Constantine Lecture VII. Athanasius
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