Constantine and the Cities: Imperial Authority and Civic Politics (Empire and After)
by Noel Lenski
Noel Lenski's 'Constantine and the Cities' investigates the emperor's engagement with urban politics in the Roman Empire. Focusing on imperial authority and civic dynamics, it reveals how Constantine navigated power structures to consolidate his rule and transform the empire's cities.
About This Book
This book delves into the relationship between Constantine, a pivotal figure in Roman history, and the urban centers that shaped the empire's political landscape.
It examines how imperial authority intersected with civic politics during Constantine's reign, highlighting the tensions and collaborations that defined this era.
Part of the Empire and After series, the work provides a detailed analysis of Constantine's influence on city governance and administration.
Author Noel Lenski offers insights into the broader implications for the transition from pagan to Christian rule in the Roman world.
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