99. "It is true that neither his intellectual nor his moral qualities were such as to earn the title [Constantine the Great]. His claim to greatness rests mainly on the fact that he divined the future which lay before Christianity, and determined to enlist it in the service of his empire...." - Encyclopedia Britannica, p. 298, v. 6, 14th ed.
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