Resumen de Religions of the Constantinian Empire by Mark Edwards (review)
The past decade of notable anniversaries has seen more books on Constantine and his conversion to Christianity than any bookshelf (however sturdy) can reasonably hold. [...]Chapter 8 considers the status of Jewish communities in the fourth-century empire in general and Palestine in particular; for the latter, Edwards characterizes the reign of Constantine as a crucial turning point (159, 174–75). [...]it is a useful reminder that any conception of religious culture in the age of Constantine has to have space for Iamblichus and Juvencus, Pachomius and Palladas, Arnobius and Zosimus.
