Rex Gloriae

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The book explores the evolution of the New Testament's portrayal of Christ in royal terms during the pre-Constantinian era, highlighting its interaction with Hellenistic culture. It examines how these influences shaped the understanding of Christ as King, particularly during the doctrinal conflicts of the fourth century, ultimately influencing Byzantine theology and medieval Western thought. The work delves into the historical and cultural contexts that enriched this royal imagery, providing insight into its lasting impact on Christian doctrine.