The Christian discourse of persecution in late antiquity: an introduction
Breaking the apocalyptic frame: persecution and the rise of Constantine
Begrudging the honor: Julian and Christian martyrdom
A misunderstood emperor?: Valens as a persecuting ruler in late antique literature
Theologies under persecution: Gregory of Nazianzus and the Syntagmation of Aetius
For their own good: Augustine and the rhetoric of beneficial persecution
In the footsteps of the Apostles of Light: persecution and the Manichaean discourse of suffering
To collect gold from hidden caves: Victor of Bita and the Vandal persecution of heretical barbarians in the late antique North Africa
You have made common cause with their persecutors: Gelasius, the language of persecution, and the Acacian schism
Everyone but the kings: the rhetoric of (non- )persecution in Gregory of Tours' Histories
Persecutio, seductio, and the limits of rhetorical intolerance in Visigoth's Iberia
The city a palimpsest: rewriting Arian violence in fifth-century historiography
The name of ill-omen: Basiliscus and the church in Constantinople
Martyrs of exile: John of Ephesus and religious persecution
Persecution and apostasy: Christian identity during the crises of the seventh century
Heirs of Roman persecution: common threads in discursive strategies across late antiquity.