A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 766
... Christians.24 The measures taken by Roman emperors against the Jews have been discussed in previous chapters ... Christians were an admitted failure . The attitude of the emperors to the Christians was seemingly not defined until the ...
... Christians.24 The measures taken by Roman emperors against the Jews have been discussed in previous chapters ... Christians were an admitted failure . The attitude of the emperors to the Christians was seemingly not defined until the ...
Pagina 767
... Christians a slight additional protection by ordaining that obviously vexatious informations against them should be visited with the usual penalties for calumnia . second The practical effect of Trajan's rescript was that in the second ...
... Christians a slight additional protection by ordaining that obviously vexatious informations against them should be visited with the usual penalties for calumnia . second The practical effect of Trajan's rescript was that in the second ...
Pagina 770
... Christians see Annals , xv . 44. 4 ( " exitiabilis superstitio " ) . 23 On the anti - Christian propaganda of pagan ... Christians by the Roman emperors see L. H. Canfield , The Early Persecutions of the Christians ; P. Allard , Histoire ...
... Christians see Annals , xv . 44. 4 ( " exitiabilis superstitio " ) . 23 On the anti - Christian propaganda of pagan ... Christians by the Roman emperors see L. H. Canfield , The Early Persecutions of the Christians ; P. Allard , Histoire ...
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