Aaron P. Johnson is Lecturer in Classics, Loyola University, Chicago

• 1. Discourses of ethnicity and early Christian apologetics: an introduction ; 2. The language of 'ethnicity' ; 3. Relocating Greekness: the narrative of Greek descent ; 4. Rewriting Hebrew history: the descent of the ancient Hebrews ; 5. Greek descent revisited ; 6. Rome among the nations: Eusebius' Pareparatio and the unmaking of Greek political theology ; 7. The Church as apologetic: Eusebius' legitimation of Christianity

[Johnson's] book easily establishes a strong claim to be regarded as the best introduction to Eusebius' massive work now available in any language.

Aaron P. Johnson is Lecturer in Classics, Loyola University, Chicago

• 1. Discourses of ethnicity and early Christian apologetics: an introduction ; 2. The language of 'ethnicity' ; 3. Relocating Greekness: the narrative of Greek descent ; 4. Rewriting Hebrew history: the descent of the ancient Hebrews ; 5. Greek descent revisited ; 6. Rome among the nations: Eusebius' Pareparatio and the unmaking of Greek political theology ; 7. The Church as apologetic: Eusebius' legitimation of Christianity

[Johnson's] book easily establishes a strong claim to be regarded as the best introduction to Eusebius' massive work now available in any language.

Aaron P. Johnson is Lecturer in Classics, Loyola University, Chicago

• 1. Discourses of ethnicity and early Christian apologetics: an introduction ; 2. The language of 'ethnicity' ; 3. Relocating Greekness: the narrative of Greek descent ; 4. Rewriting Hebrew history: the descent of the ancient Hebrews ; 5. Greek descent revisited ; 6. Rome among the nations: Eusebius' Pareparatio and the unmaking of Greek political theology ; 7. The Church as apologetic: Eusebius' legitimation of Christianity

[Johnson's] book easily establishes a strong claim to be regarded as the best introduction to Eusebius' massive work now available in any language.