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Particularly abundant and significant are the finds of gold glass and richly decorated cups of finished glass, which must have been produced not only at Trier but also in …
Outside the walls were the cemeterial Churches of St. Gereon, St. Ursula and St. Severinus, built in the fields of late-Roman necropolises of the 1st c. AD. The brickwork …
III. Church buildings. Archaeological finds give no proof of the existence of a Christian church at Cologne in the 3rd or 4th c. The most recent excavations under the …
Toward the end of the 4th c. a Bishop Severinus is attested, who, according to a document of 948, in 376 founded a monastery in honor of Saints Cornelius …
II. The 4th-6th centuries. In 313 we find a Maternus ex Agrippina civitate among the arbitrators called to Rome by Constantine on the occasion of the Donatist question Optatus, …
I. The first three centuries. In M. Vipsanius Agrippa forced the Germanic tribe of the Ubii to move from the right bank of the Rhine to the left and …
I. Monk of Iona and later bishop of Lindisfarne – II. Irish poets. I. Monk of Iona and later bishop of Lindisfarne. There are more than one Irishman with …
COLLUTHUS of Alexandria 4th c.. Presbyter, founder of a sect. Following his claim to be a bishop on what basis we do not know, the Council of Alexandria of …
COLLUCIANISTS. In his letter to Eusebius of Nicomedia, Arius greets him as a Collucianist, i.e., a fellow disciple of the school of Lucian of Antioch. The name was anciently …
COLLECT. A variable prayer, the first oration recited by the bishop or priest alone after the Introit of the Mass. The three ancient Roman sacramentaries preserve the texts of …
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