1700s Saint Helena CHAPBOOK Emperor Constantine Mother

1700s Saint Helena CHAPBOOK Emperor Constantine Mother ROME Aimable Hardel RARE

Saint Helena was a 3rd-century empress of Rome best-known for being the mother of Constantine. Her role in the development of Christianity in the Roman world has long been considered one of the turning points in Western religion. In the 18th-century, author Aimable Hardel published a short pamphlet-like work outlining the history of Saint Helena.

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HARDEL, Aimable

L'histoire de la belle Helaine de Constantinople ; mère de St. Martin de Tours en Touraine et de St Brice.

A Limoges : Chez Jacques Farne, [ca.1700s].

Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages

[2], 3-35, [1]

Language: French

Binding: Pamphlet

Size: ~7.25in X 4.25in (18.5cm x 11cm)

Very rare

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