continuator of Eusèb de Césarée (265-339), Constantinople (380-440), one of the largest historians of Greek speaking Christian Antiquity, is the author of a valuable history (probably published around 439/440) whose interest lies not only in the fact that it extends Eusèbe’s ecclesiastical history for more than a century, but also because it has kept us the most important historical documents, often cited in extenso, some of which are...