The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 3T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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Page 137
... Christian faith was preached and established from the Eu- phrates to the shores of the Cafpian , and Armenia was attached to the empire by the double ties of policy and of religion . But as many of the Ar- menian nobles ftill refufed to ...
... Christian faith was preached and established from the Eu- phrates to the shores of the Cafpian , and Armenia was attached to the empire by the double ties of policy and of religion . But as many of the Ar- menian nobles ftill refufed to ...
Page 271
... Christian faith and worship were concealed from the eyes of ftrangers , and even of catechumens , with an affected se- crecy , which ferved to excite their wonder and curiofity 63. But the fevere rules of difcipline which the prudence ...
... Christian faith and worship were concealed from the eyes of ftrangers , and even of catechumens , with an affected se- crecy , which ferved to excite their wonder and curiofity 63. But the fevere rules of difcipline which the prudence ...
Page 329
... Christian pre- lates ; and by Eufebius of Nicomedia , who had acquired the reputation of a statefman without forfeiting that of a faint . Synods in Palestine and Bithynia were opposed to the fynods of Egypt . The attention of the prince ...
... Christian pre- lates ; and by Eufebius of Nicomedia , who had acquired the reputation of a statefman without forfeiting that of a faint . Synods in Palestine and Bithynia were opposed to the fynods of Egypt . The attention of the prince ...
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