The New Children of Israel: Newcomers in Movement from Constantine to Muhammad and Beyond

This book explores how post-Roman societies adopted biblical frameworks to establish new identities and justify political structures, thereby aligning themselves with Judeo-Christian eschatology. It examines the shared political theologies of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, exploring how the Exodus narrative and the leadership of Moses influenced historical narratives. Furthermore, it emphasizes the significant impact of Eusebius on royal and imperial ideologies in Eurasia and northern Africa in Late Antiquity and Early Medieval Ages.