History of the Christian Church: Ante-Nicene Christianity, A. D. 100-325, 5th edW. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1949 - Church history |
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... Councils of the Church , from the Council of Jerusalem , A. D. 51 , to the Council of Constantinople , A. D. 381 ; ' John 10 : 16. It was a characteristic , we may say , an ominous mistake of the Latin Vulgate to render ríμvn by ovile ...
... Councils of the Church , from the Council of Jerusalem , A. D. 51 , to the Council of Constantinople , A. D. 381 ; ' John 10 : 16. It was a characteristic , we may say , an ominous mistake of the Latin Vulgate to render ríμvn by ovile ...
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... Council in SMITH and CHEETHAM and Lect . VII . in HATCH , Bampton Lect . on the Organization of the Early Christian ... council . Even the seven Ecumenical Councils from 325 to 787 were confined to the empire , and poorly attended by ...
... Council in SMITH and CHEETHAM and Lect . VII . in HATCH , Bampton Lect . on the Organization of the Early Christian ... council . Even the seven Ecumenical Councils from 325 to 787 were confined to the empire , and poorly attended by ...
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... Council of ARLES in the South of France2 was held A. D. 314 , in consequence of an appeal of the Donatists to Constantine the Great , against the decision of a Roman Council of 313 , consisting of three Gallican and fifteen Italian ...
... Council of ARLES in the South of France2 was held A. D. 314 , in consequence of an appeal of the Donatists to Constantine the Great , against the decision of a Roman Council of 313 , consisting of three Gallican and fifteen Italian ...
Contents
General Character of AnteNicene Christianity | 7 |
CHAPTER I | 13 |
Means of Propagation | 19 |
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