Hic Constantinum filium ex concubina Helena creatum imperatorem Galliarum reliquit Scribit autem Eutropius, quod Constantinus in Brittania creatus imperator, patri in regnum successerit: cuius temporibus Arriana haeresis exorta et in Nicaena synodo detecta atque damnata, nihilominus exitiabile perfidiae suae virus, ut diximus, non solum orbis totius sed et insularum ecclesiis aspersit.
He left Constantine, his son by Helen his concubine, created emperor of the Gauls. Eutropius writeth further that Constantine, being created emperor in Britain, succeeded his father in the kingdom: in whose time the heresy of the Arians, springing and being discovered and condemned in the council of Nicaea, did none the less infect not only all the other parts of the world but also the churches of these islands with the deathly venom of his infidelity.
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