A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... THIRD CENTURY : CONFLICT OF RELIGIONS The Christian Church had not only to suffer persecution , but in the third century it was engaged in a struggle for followers with several Oriental cults . The expansion of Oriental re- ligions is ...
... THIRD CENTURY : CONFLICT OF RELIGIONS The Christian Church had not only to suffer persecution , but in the third century it was engaged in a struggle for followers with several Oriental cults . The expansion of Oriental re- ligions is ...
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... THIRD CENTURY : EXEGESIS In the third century , theology was still further developed when the Apologies of the earlier period were replaced by ex- planatory writings ( exegetical literature ) . The headquarters of Christian theology ...
... THIRD CENTURY : EXEGESIS In the third century , theology was still further developed when the Apologies of the earlier period were replaced by ex- planatory writings ( exegetical literature ) . The headquarters of Christian theology ...
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... third . Since the melody was in the higher voice , it was an important innovation in mediaeval music . The faux- bourdon ( also an English development ) was for three voices , and consisted of a principal theme accompanied by two ...
... third . Since the melody was in the higher voice , it was an important innovation in mediaeval music . The faux- bourdon ( also an English development ) was for three voices , and consisted of a principal theme accompanied by two ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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