Reviews 'Richard Flower makes a worthy addition to a fine series ... This is a good book; the translation accurate, the introduction concise without over-simplication, the notes adequate.' Lionel Wickham, Journal of Ecclesiastical History 'This is a model example of the genre: the material Flower is discussing is difficult and the historiography disputatious, but he is clear, judicious, insightful and ... Read moreconsistently interesting ... Flower’s is a volume which every historian of Late Antiquity will want to have on their bookshelf. It will also serve as an ideal introduction for students to the fascinating literature produced by the ‘anti-Arians’ of the mid-fourth century. One can only hope that Flower might be persuaded to issue a sequel at some point in the future.' George Woudhuysen, Journal of Roman Studies 'Overall, the quality of scholarship, translations, and printing makes for an aesthetically appealing and extremely useful volume that merits a place on scholarly bookshelves as well as in the classroom and university library. This volume is a welcome addition to the growing body of scholarship that invites non-specialists to go beyond the narrow confines of the Constantinian question and to explore the vast horizons of the fourth century at greater length.' Richard Westall, Plekos ‘For those of us interested in late antique invective, Flower’s work – with introduction, translation, and commentary, all excellent – deserves kudos and our gratitude.’ Mark Gustafson, Early Medieval Europe Show Less