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... Courts - The Doomsday Survey- Death of the Conqueror - Archbishop Lanfranc - Disunion of East and West - Changes in Doctrine and Discipline- The Liturgical Use of Sarum - Norman Architecture CHAPTER X. ( A.D. 1089-1109 ) . THE DAYS OF ...
... Courts - The Doomsday Survey- Death of the Conqueror - Archbishop Lanfranc - Disunion of East and West - Changes in Doctrine and Discipline- The Liturgical Use of Sarum - Norman Architecture CHAPTER X. ( A.D. 1089-1109 ) . THE DAYS OF ...
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... Court , at the time when we know St. Paul had access to it and made many converts in the household . 5. Traditions respecting the introduction of Chris- tianity . — A 13th century collection of early British traditions , which cannot be ...
... Court , at the time when we know St. Paul had access to it and made many converts in the household . 5. Traditions respecting the introduction of Chris- tianity . — A 13th century collection of early British traditions , which cannot be ...
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... Court in the city of York . He married a British Christian lady named Helena , and of this union , A.D. 274 , a son , whom they called Constantine , was born , pro- bably in the imperial palace at York . In that city Constantius died ...
... Court in the city of York . He married a British Christian lady named Helena , and of this union , A.D. 274 , a son , whom they called Constantine , was born , pro- bably in the imperial palace at York . In that city Constantius died ...
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... Court , leaving the people to follow the fashion . In 313 Constantine persuaded his colleague Licinius to agree to a joint edict , which granted to all Christians equal liberty with the older religions to live according to their own ...
... Court , leaving the people to follow the fashion . In 313 Constantine persuaded his colleague Licinius to agree to a joint edict , which granted to all Christians equal liberty with the older religions to live according to their own ...
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... Court , and the support of all who were still favourable to the older heathen religions ; so that sometimes their star was in the ascendant , and the faithful had to fight their battle for truth over again in other councils . St ...
... Court , and the support of all who were still favourable to the older heathen religions ; so that sometimes their star was in the ascendant , and the faithful had to fight their battle for truth over again in other councils . St ...
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Page 55 - Augustine, is said, in a threatening manner, to have foretold, that in case they would not join in unity with their brethren, they should be warred upon by their enemies ; and, if they would not preach the way of life to the English nation, they should at their hands undergo the vengeance of death.
Page 46 - Then repairing to the bishop of the Roman apostolical see, (for he was not himself then made pope,) he entreated him to send some ministers of the word into Britain to the nation of the English, by whom it might be converted to Christ...