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... Rome from the 6th century and by the 9th century was almost exclusively applied to them . The emer- gence of a canon of Christian Scripture From the beginning , the Christians in Rome were aware of special responsibilities for them to ...
... Rome from the 6th century and by the 9th century was almost exclusively applied to them . The emer- gence of a canon of Christian Scripture From the beginning , the Christians in Rome were aware of special responsibilities for them to ...
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... Rome ) as a Christian city profoundly affected the future political and ecclesiastical structure . Relations with old Rome were not to be cordial either in matters of church or state . Despite massive legislation ( some at- tempting to ...
... Rome ) as a Christian city profoundly affected the future political and ecclesiastical structure . Relations with old Rome were not to be cordial either in matters of church or state . Despite massive legislation ( some at- tempting to ...
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... Rome but everywhere en- ergized by the same human desires for praise and glory , Augustine projected the " most glorious city " of praise and thanks to God , the heavenly Jerusalem , a historical image of which was the new Rome of the ...
... Rome but everywhere en- ergized by the same human desires for praise and glory , Augustine projected the " most glorious city " of praise and thanks to God , the heavenly Jerusalem , a historical image of which was the new Rome of the ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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