The Open Court 16, No.552, C.2
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It is impossible for us to follow the detailed steps in its advancement, to distinguish the concurrent influences exercised by the different churches, to draw up a picture of the work of conversion, pursuing its course from city to city and province to province. All that we can do is to indicate in large outlines in what countries the new faith was propagated and who were in general the champions that advocated it there.
The principal agent of its diffusion was undoubtedly the army.
The Mithrai...c religion is predominantly a religion of soldiers, and it was not without good reason that the name of milites was given to a certain grade of initiates. The influence of the army may ap- pear less capable of affording an explanation when one reflects that under the emperors the legions were quartered in stationary encampments, and from the time of Hadrian at least they were severally recruited from the province in which they were stationed.
But this general rule was subject to numerous exceptions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is impossible for us to follow the detailed steps in its advancement, to distinguish the concurrent influences exercised by the different churches, to draw up a picture of the work of conversion, pursuing its course from city to city and province to province. All that we can do is to indicate in large outlines in what countries the new faith was propagated and who were in general the champions that advocated it there.
The principal agent of its diffusion was undoubtedly the army.
The Mithrai...c religion is predominantly a religion of soldiers, and it was not without good reason that the name of milites was given to a certain grade of initiates. The influence of the army may ap- pear less capable of affording an explanation when one reflects that under the emperors the legions were quartered in stationary encampments, and from the time of Hadrian at least they were severally recruited from the province in which they were stationed.
But this general rule was subject to numerous exceptions.
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