Essentials in Ancient History : (From the Earliest Records to Charlemagne)
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pp. 1-234 ; Alzog, Manual of Universal Church History, I. pp. 62-461 ; Uhlhorn, Conflict of Christianity with Heathenism, bk. i. ch. iii., bk. ii.
New Testament, especially Acts ; Pliny, Letters, especially bk.
X., — Panegyric ; Tacitus, Annals, bk. xv. ; Appuleius, The Golden Ass ; Early Christian Persecutions, in "Translations and Reprints from Original Sources of European History," vol. IV. no. 1 ; Eusebius, bks. i.-viii. ; Laotantius, The Deaths of the Persecutors, chs. iv.-ix.
See chs. xxx...ii. and xxxiii. of this book ; A. D. Crake, JEmilius ; \V. M. Blackburn, The lliehan Legion ; E. Eckstein, The Chaldaean Magician; N. C. Kouns, Arius the Libyan, — Dorcas, Daughter of Faustina ; J. M. Neale, The Farm of Aptonga ; J. H. Newman, Cnllista ; Mrs. .J. B. Peploe, The Martyrs of Carthage ; A. Quinton, The Maney God; L. Wallace, Ben Hur; W. Ware, Zenobia,— Anrelian.
CHAPTER XXXVI.
I'HE TRIUMPH OF CHRISTIANITY AND THE BEGINNING OF THE GERMANIC INVASIONS In the hundred and four years from the death of Marcus Aurelius to the accession of Diocletian, civil war had been so constant within the empire, and the attacks by the barba- 453 jj^g rians so fierce, that it seemed as if only a miracle could threatening save the now rapidly decaying state, which indeed was of the no longer Roman in anything but name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pp. 1-234 ; Alzog, Manual of Universal Church History, I. pp. 62-461 ; Uhlhorn, Conflict of Christianity with Heathenism, bk. i. ch. iii., bk. ii.
New Testament, especially Acts ; Pliny, Letters, especially bk.
X., — Panegyric ; Tacitus, Annals, bk. xv. ; Appuleius, The Golden Ass ; Early Christian Persecutions, in "Translations and Reprints from Original Sources of European History," vol. IV. no. 1 ; Eusebius, bks. i.-viii. ; Laotantius, The Deaths of the Persecutors, chs. iv.-ix.
See chs. xxx...ii. and xxxiii. of this book ; A. D. Crake, JEmilius ; \V. M. Blackburn, The lliehan Legion ; E. Eckstein, The Chaldaean Magician; N. C. Kouns, Arius the Libyan, — Dorcas, Daughter of Faustina ; J. M. Neale, The Farm of Aptonga ; J. H. Newman, Cnllista ; Mrs. .J. B. Peploe, The Martyrs of Carthage ; A. Quinton, The Maney God; L. Wallace, Ben Hur; W. Ware, Zenobia,— Anrelian.
CHAPTER XXXVI.
I'HE TRIUMPH OF CHRISTIANITY AND THE BEGINNING OF THE GERMANIC INVASIONS In the hundred and four years from the death of Marcus Aurelius to the accession of Diocletian, civil war had been so constant within the empire, and the attacks by the barba- 453 jj^g rians so fierce, that it seemed as if only a miracle could threatening save the now rapidly decaying state, which indeed was of the no longer Roman in anything but name.
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