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HST255 Essay 1 Brenton Hart Uni. Student No.43068421

Words 1,000 (Check 10%- or 10%+ accepted)

Any essay must have an introduction, body and conclusion, whether it is informal or
formal, primary school, business or University. The last sentence should introduce the
next section or point to be covered. Some informal essays may not require references
unless you wish to provide proof of your evidence. Dot or point format is not permissible
in an essay unless specified. An essay is an essay, not a letter, answer or report.

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Introduction 81 81/1000 In Text or Footnotes

Point 1 280? ? /1000 Scullard (1982:45) Louth (2004:266)
Point 2 280? ? /1000 Beness (2000:7-9)
Point 3 280? ? /1000
Conclusion 79? ? /1000

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I argue during the early 4th Century, Eusebius played a most significant part in the

developing merge of religious influence on the political environment of the Roman

World. To demonstrate my argument of Eusebiuss significant influence on the broad

scheme of politics and religious art this time, having briefly discussed the political and

religious background history of the time, I will discuss Eusebius role in the persecutions,

where the persecutions were carried out with the greatest intensity and how Christians

reacted to them.

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Book Title or Journal Title in italics (Check if hanging or indented is required)

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Ancient Sources

trans. ed. Vol.?, intro.

Modern Sources

trans. ed. Vol.?, intro.

Books:

Scullard, H.H. 1982. From the Gacchi to Nero. London

Articles:

Beness, J.L. The Punishment of the Gracchani and the Execution of C. Villius in 133/132,
Antichthon 34:1-17