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... bishop , whose verdict was to be as valid as that of a regular court . Slaves could be manumitted by declaration in a church before a bishop or priest . Christian churches had hitherto been modest and inconspicuous buildings , where ...
... bishop , whose verdict was to be as valid as that of a regular court . Slaves could be manumitted by declaration in a church before a bishop or priest . Christian churches had hitherto been modest and inconspicuous buildings , where ...
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... bishop , Pegasios , who courteously offered to show him the sights . First they went to the shrine of Hector , where to his amazement he found a fire still smouldering on the altar , and the statue of the hero still dripping with oil ...
... bishop , Pegasios , who courteously offered to show him the sights . First they went to the shrine of Hector , where to his amazement he found a fire still smouldering on the altar , and the statue of the hero still dripping with oil ...
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... Bishop of Bostra wrote to Julian explaining that the Christian population , though enraged , was obeying its bishop's instructions and remaining quiet . We have Julian's letter to the citizens in which he emphasizes that no one is to be ...
... Bishop of Bostra wrote to Julian explaining that the Christian population , though enraged , was obeying its bishop's instructions and remaining quiet . We have Julian's letter to the citizens in which he emphasizes that no one is to be ...
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The Age of Constantine and Julian | 1 |
Childhood and Youth | 31 |
Manhood and Freedom | 48 |
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