Eusebius's speech for Constantine's thirtieth year as emperor (336), praising his reign as the earthly image of God's kingdom. In modern English from the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers translation (1890), checked against it chapter by chapter.
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1Prologue2The Great Sovereign of All3The Emperor, Friend of the Word4The Caesars and the Rule of One5The Word, Teacher of Kingship6The True Emperor and the False7The Thirty Years and the Meaning of Numbers8Two Kinds of Enemy, Seen and Unseen9The Idols Stripped and the Temple on Lebanon Destroyed10The Saving Sign and the Churches He Built11The Fruits of the Saving Sign12The Savior’s Tomb and the Maker of the World13One Father and His One Word14The Madness That Brought the Word among Us15Why the Word Took a Human Body16Why He Died and Rose Again17The Proof of His Living Power18The Savior’s Living Works in Our Own Day19What the Emperor Himself Could Tell