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Eusebius of Emesa Niall A. Peach from such well-known sects asEusebius, the bishop of Emesa (c. 300 359) is today not a well known figure of late ancient Christianity. Yet he achieved apparent notoriety in antiquity: he was a student of the famous Eusebius of Caesarea, he was connected to the entourage of the emperor Constantius, he had earned the respect of prominent ecclesiastical figures in the mid fourth century, and he was recognised as a talented orator and biblical commentator. Through a careful