A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 590
... Christians carried Jesus ' message through Asia Minor and Greece to Rome , and a recent convert named Paul laid the foundations of a universal Christian church by his missionary visits and epistles . " By 64 the Christians were numerous ...
... Christians carried Jesus ' message through Asia Minor and Greece to Rome , and a recent convert named Paul laid the foundations of a universal Christian church by his missionary visits and epistles . " By 64 the Christians were numerous ...
Pagina 762
... Christian emperors bent on abolishing the traditional state - worships . The institution of emperor - worship was ... Christians provided themselves with an organisation surpassing that of all the other private religions . When the ...
... Christian emperors bent on abolishing the traditional state - worships . The institution of emperor - worship was ... Christians provided themselves with an organisation surpassing that of all the other private religions . When the ...
Pagina 764
... Christian events with those of Oriental , of Greek and of Roman history in synchronistic tables which are of ... Christians was given by one of their most determined opponents , the emperor Julian ( 361–363 ) , when he exhorted ...
... Christian events with those of Oriental , of Greek and of Roman history in synchronistic tables which are of ... Christians was given by one of their most determined opponents , the emperor Julian ( 361–363 ) , when he exhorted ...
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