Ecclesiastica Historia, Volume 1... [Latin]

Ecclesiastica Historia, written in Latin, is a comprehensive historical account by Socrates Scholasticus, detailing the events and developments within the Christian Church from the early 4th century. Volume 1 covers significant periods, offering insights into the theological debates, political influences, and notable figures that shaped early Christianity. This meticulous record provides valuable primary source material for historians and scholars interested in the evolution of church doctrine, the impact of imperial policies on religious affairs, and the lives of influential ecclesiastical leaders.

Edited by Robert Hussey, this edition of "Ecclesiastica Historia" offers a carefully curated and accessible version of Socrates Scholasticus's seminal work. It remains an essential text for understanding the complexities of early Christian history and its lasting legacy.

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