When Constantine cried

The author takes us on a sixty-five-year-old journey of a man who lived and died, a contemporary talk, and even though he was a pagan man who believed in nothing but the hope of his mind, his meeting with the monk Arius, who was able to immortalize his name in the pages of history, made him someone else, someone who thought, meditated and decided to go down a completely different path through the people.
Real scenes and heart-preserved figures of history meet on a unique journey to review the era of ecclesiastical conflict and to believe in the concept of each of the opposing teams, and how all this has affected the different destiny of an entire empire.