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Jerusalem Explored, Volume 1—Text

Note Note XV — NOTES TO CHAPTER III.

T. G. (Thomas George) Bonney translation

Some maintain that the building of this basilica is to be attributed to S. Helena; but this opinion is not admissible, for Eusebius who wrote the life of Constantine, makes no mention of it. There are stronger reasons for attributing it to Justinian, according to the account transmitted to us by Procopius, his panegyrist, who gives minute details of its building. See Procopius, de Ædif. Justin. lib. IV. cap. 6.

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