...HE CAUSES HIMSELF TO BE REPRESENTED ON HIS COINS, AND IN HIS PORTRAITS, IN THE ATTITUDE OF PRAYER. How deeply his soul was impressed by the power of...understood from the circumstance that he directed his likeness to be stamped on the golden coin of the empire with the eyes uplifted as in the posture...

...entry into the assembly of bishops is vividly dePose of head, type created at Nicaea 14 ROMAN GOLD scribed by Eusebius, his admirer and panegyrist. The...precantis more in deum intentus, or in the original Greek : <I)S fV TOIS XplOTOW VO/J,l(7fJUl<Tl TrjV O.VTOV auros iiKOva. wBt ypa<£c(r$ui Sitrvirov cos av<a/3\fTrw>...

...Life of Constantine the Great, vol. I, second series (Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Pubs, 1994), p. 544} How deeply his soul was impressed by the power of...understood from the circumstance that he directed his likeness to be stamped on the golden coin of the empire with the eyes uplifted as in the posture...

...gold. This symbol he seemed to have intended to be as it were the safeguard of the empire itself. 8 power of divine faith may be understood from the circumstance that he directed his likeness to be stamped on the golden coin of the empire with the eyes uplifted as in the posture...

...statues, visually expressed his saintly character."1 According to his not-unbiased biographer Eusebius: How deeply his soul was impressed by the power of...understood from the circumstance that he directed his likeness to be stamped on the golden coin of the empire with the eyes uplifted as in the posture...

...gesture to the full-length portraits of himself that Constantine erected at the entrances to his palaces: How deeply his soul was impressed by the power of...understood from the circumstance that he directed his likeness to be stamped on the golden coins of the empire with the eyes uplifted as in the posture...