KnowraLactantiusLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Lactantius, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 9Edict of MilanRelated: His account preserves a Latin version of the orders issued after the Milan meeting.DiocletianRelated: His hostile narrative is a major source for Diocletian’s court and persecution.EuhemerismRelated: He used Euhemerus to argue that pagan gods had once been mortal rulers.Battle of the Milvian BridgeRelated: His account describes Constantine’s dream before the battle and the sign on his soldiers’ shields.ValerianRelated: He recounts Valerian’s fate in a hostile account shaped by Christian persecution.Hermes TrismegistusRelated: His citations helped establish Hermes’s reputation as a witness to Christian-compatible truths.Battle of EdessaRelated: His account depicts Valerian’s captivity and death in hostile, dramatic terms.Chi RhoRelated: His account links Constantine’s soldiers’ shields to a Christian sign, though it does not name the Chi Rho.Constantine the Great and ChristianityRelated: His account is one of the earliest narratives linking Constantine’s victory with Christian divine aid.