Theodoret’s Ecclesiastical History

Target entity: Theodoret’s Ecclesiastical History
Context triple: [Eusebius’s Ecclesiastical History, influenced, Theodoret’s Ecclesiastical History]

• A. Eusebius’s Ecclesiastical History
  Eusebius’s *Ecclesiastical History* is a foundational fourth-century Christian work that chronicles the development of the early Church, its leaders, doctrines, and persecutions from the time of Christ to Eusebius’s own era.
• B. Chronicle of Eusebius
  The Chronicle of Eusebius is an early 4th-century universal history by Eusebius of Caesarea that synchronizes biblical events with ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman chronologies.
• C. Sozomen’s Ecclesiastical History
  Sozomen’s Ecclesiastical History is a 5th-century Christian church history that continues and expands earlier narratives to chronicle ecclesiastical and political events from Constantine’s reign through the early Byzantine period.
• D. Procopius’s "Secret History"
  Procopius’s "Secret History" is a scandal-filled, behind-the-scenes account of Emperor Justinian’s court that viciously attacks the character and private lives of Justinian, Empress Theodora, and their associates.
• E. Zosimus' "New History"
  Zosimus' "New History" is a late antique Greek historical work that offers a pagan, critical account of the Roman Empire’s decline, including a detailed narrative of the Sack of Rome in 410.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Theodoret’s Ecclesiastical History
Target entity description: Theodoret’s Ecclesiastical History is a fifth-century Christian historical work that continues and supplements earlier church histories by narrating key theological controversies and events from the Council of Nicaea onward.

• A. Eusebius’s Ecclesiastical History
  Eusebius’s *Ecclesiastical History* is a foundational fourth-century Christian work that chronicles the development of the early Church, its leaders, doctrines, and persecutions from the time of Christ to Eusebius’s own era.
• B. Chronicle of Eusebius
  The Chronicle of Eusebius is an early 4th-century universal history by Eusebius of Caesarea that synchronizes biblical events with ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman chronologies.
• C. Sozomen’s Ecclesiastical History
  Sozomen’s Ecclesiastical History is a 5th-century Christian church history that continues and expands earlier narratives to chronicle ecclesiastical and political events from Constantine’s reign through the early Byzantine period.
• D. Procopius’s "Secret History"
  Procopius’s "Secret History" is a scandal-filled, behind-the-scenes account of Emperor Justinian’s court that viciously attacks the character and private lives of Justinian, Empress Theodora, and their associates.
• E. Zosimus' "New History"
  Zosimus' "New History" is a late antique Greek historical work that offers a pagan, critical account of the Roman Empire’s decline, including a detailed narrative of the Sack of Rome in 410.
• F. None of above. chosen