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| − | Eusebius (260-340) was the bishop of Caesarea on the coast of [[Palestine]] and a Church historian. His 'Ecclesiastical History' is the principal source for the history of [[Christianity]], especially the Eastern Church, from the Apostolic era until his own day. | + | '''Eusebius''' (260-340) was the bishop of Caesarea on the coast of [[Palestine]] and a Church [[historian]]. His 'Ecclesiastical History' is the principal source for the history of [[Christianity]], especially the Eastern Church, from the Apostolic era until his own day. |
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Eusebius (260-340) was the bishop of Caesarea on the coast of Palestine and a Church historian. His 'Ecclesiastical History' is the principal source for the history of Christianity, especially the Eastern Church, from the Apostolic era until his own day.