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Nostrana [21]
3 years ago
6

Saint Apollinaris was the last of Rome's seven deacons rounded up during the persecution of Emperor Valerian. Emperor Constantin

e was later to honor the place where Saint Apollinaris was buried by constructing a modest oratory over the site. True or false?
History
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REY [17]3 years ago
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The  provincial  governors  in  Rome  were  given  orders  to  opes   persecute  the  christian  by  emperor  Trajan. The  persecution  of  christian was  based   on   local  determinations. During  this  period  individuals  governors  treated  christian  very  differently.  which  depended   on the  public  and  social  issues. Trajans   response  to Pontus  letter  was   if  one  is  accused  quity  of  being  christian they  must  be  punished,.

True

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