History of Egypt From 330 Bc volume 11 of 12 8 1
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He beat, tortured, and put to death; thepersecution was more cruel than any suffered from the pagans, exceptperhaps that in the reign of Diocletian; and thirty Egyptian bishops aresaid to have lost their lives while George was patriarch of Alexandria. Most of these accusations, however, are from the pens of his enemies. Atthis time the countries at the southern end of the Red Sea were becominga little more known to Alexandria. Meropius, travelling in the reign ofConstantine for curiosity and th...e sake of knowledge, had visited Auxum, the capital of the Hexumito, in Abyssinia. His companion Frumentiusundertook to convert the people to Christianity and persuade themto trade with Egypt; and, as he found them willing to listen to hisarguments, he came home to Alexandria to tell of his success and askfor support. Athanasius readily entered into a plan for spreading theblessings of Christianity and the power of the Alexandrian church. Toincrease the missionary's weight he consecrated him a bishop, and senthim back to Auxum to continue his good work.
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He beat, tortured, and put to death; thepersecution was more cruel than any suffered from the pagans, exceptperhaps that in the reign of Diocletian; and thirty Egyptian bishops aresaid to have lost their lives while George was patriarch of Alexandria. Most of these accusations, however, are from the pens of his enemies. Atthis time the countries at the southern end of the Red Sea were becominga little more known to Alexandria. Meropius, travelling in the reign ofConstantine for curiosity and th...e sake of knowledge, had visited Auxum, the capital of the Hexumito, in Abyssinia. His companion Frumentiusundertook to convert the people to Christianity and persuade themto trade with Egypt; and, as he found them willing to listen to hisarguments, he came home to Alexandria to tell of his success and askfor support. Athanasius readily entered into a plan for spreading theblessings of Christianity and the power of the Alexandrian church. Toincrease the missionary's weight he consecrated him a bishop, and senthim back to Auxum to continue his good work.
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