Constantine: The Miracle of the Flaming Cross (1965)

by Frank G. Slaughter

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Interesting fictional biography of Emperor Constantine the Great from youth to his death and his accomplishments. Often though, the book got too preachy for me. Good fictional speculation on why he killed his wife, Fausta, who I never liked in this author's concept, and his son, Crispus. (

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Constantine: The Miracle of the Flaming Cross

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Constantine: The Miracle of the Flaming Cross

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1965

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Constantine the Great

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For my wife Jane to whom my first novel was dedicated forty-five books ago

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It was a day to turn a boy's thoughts away from the schoolroom--where he had spent the morning at the feet of his tutor, old Lucullus--and the packet of scrolls slung over his shoulder by a strap looped around his wrist.

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