St. George never existed as Roman soldier, legend created centuries later

St. George never existed as Roman soldier, legend created centuries later. St. George never existed as a Roman soldier according to historical records Eusebius of Caesarea never mentioned him despite being a dependable chronicler Legend was created centuries later by Bishop Jacob Devorajene of Genoa

Here's something fascinating - St. George never existed as a Roman soldier according to historical records. Eusebius of Caesarea, a dependable chronicler, never mentioned him. The legend was actually created centuries later by Bishop Jacob Devorajene of Genoa. Emperor Constantine created his state religion by absorbing old gods into Christianity, and St. George appears to have been constructed from earlier fertility gods rather than any historical figure.

Key Facts

• St. George never existed as a Roman soldier according to historical records
• Eusebius of Caesarea never mentioned him despite being a dependable chronicler
• Legend was created centuries later by Bishop Jacob Devorajene of Genoa
• Constantine created state religion by absorbing old gods into Christianity
• The historical George was likely absorbed from earlier fertility gods

Source: Paul Broadhurst | St. George and the Dragon Power | Megalithomania 2007 | AUDIO by MegalithomaniaUK