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... Euric of the Visigoths was making his people in Gaul and Spain into another separate nation , once again much expanded and once again wholly independent ; and he too displayed an equally intolerant hatred of the Catholics , subjecting ...
... Euric of the Visigoths was making his people in Gaul and Spain into another separate nation , once again much expanded and once again wholly independent ; and he too displayed an equally intolerant hatred of the Catholics , subjecting ...
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... EURIC , JUSTINIAN , THEODOSIUS II . COMMODIAN , variously assigned to 3rd , 4th and 5th centuries AD , and to Gaul , Palestine and North Africa . Wrote metrical exposition of Christian doctrine ( Carmen Apologeticum ) and 80 short poems ...
... EURIC , JUSTINIAN , THEODOSIUS II . COMMODIAN , variously assigned to 3rd , 4th and 5th centuries AD , and to Gaul , Palestine and North Africa . Wrote metrical exposition of Christian doctrine ( Carmen Apologeticum ) and 80 short poems ...
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... Euric , Justinian 1 , Theodosius II Leo ( chancellor of Euric ) 140 Leo I ( eastern emperor ) 122 Leo I the Great , Pope ( St. ) 157 , 161f . , 168 , 179f . , 199f . Leontius 72 Lerina I. ( S. Honorat , LĂ©rins Is . ) , 149 Lezigny , see ...
... Euric , Justinian 1 , Theodosius II Leo ( chancellor of Euric ) 140 Leo I ( eastern emperor ) 122 Leo I the Great , Pope ( St. ) 157 , 161f . , 168 , 179f . , 199f . Leontius 72 Lerina I. ( S. Honorat , LĂ©rins Is . ) , 149 Lezigny , see ...
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