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Eusebius, a fourth-century bishop in Palestine, wrote:For while the power of our Savior destroyed the multiple rule and polytheism of the demons [the old gods] and heralded the one kingdom of God to ... all men to the furthest end of the earth, the Roman Empire, now that the causes of manifold governments had been abolished, ... merge[d] the entire race into one unity and concord. . . .What did he mean?
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