The History of the Christian Succession . St. George's Fight with the Serpent: A Spiritual Plan. "Dictator, I believe in the Son!" Unthinkable words, uttered in an ordinary voice, echoed by the echoes of the desert-luxuries of the hall... and in themselves they left a ringing, tense silence between the beveled pillars of the sun. Diocletian knew something like this, although he did not know .. It was different in the midst of expressions of creeping malice, torn to the bones of fear, one-man and dull amok as if the luminous face of George .. Such were the strangers who saw the earth, and were made, like birds and wind, far removed from all things. There were also old soldiers who looked more than once into the whitish and sharp, like a flame, pupil of Medusa .. And, of course, such were the faces of the neighbors followers of the Crucified, whom the dictator burned .. Or, as it was considered more refined, sent them to the Amphitheater .. Where some, angry with the sun and hunger, the animals tormented them ... and others, laughing from high levels of crushed stone saw . Diocletian also indulged himself before being present at the bloody games. And it was the people who came to him. It was probably pleasant for the plebeians to feel that, in a certain sense, he too, the "divine," was the flesh of the flesh of a cheering Roman mob. I hardly knew...