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      • Ecclesiastical History of England Book III
      • Ecclesiastical History of England Book IV
      • Ecclesiastical History of England Book V
    • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
    • A History of Western Europe A.D. 1 – 455
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    • A Century of English Sanctity
      • Chapters 1 – 25
      • Chapters 26 – 50
      • Chapters 51 – 75
      • Chapters 76 – 100
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        • Conflict In The Pre-Christian Period
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        • Conflict Of Religions
        • Appendix
        • Chronological Table
  • Brief History
    • Who are the Anglo-Saxons
      • Origin of the Anglo-Saxon Race
      • The Saxons & Their Tribes
      • The Angles & Their Allies
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      • The Frisians
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      • The Conquest of Britain by the English
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      • The Struggle with the Northmen
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      • The Anglo-Saxon Dooms 560 – 975 
      • Warrior Kings
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      • The Raiding Vikings
      • The Ninth Century
      • The Tenth Century
      • The Eleventh Century
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      • Religious Beliefs and Burial Customs
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      • The Vikings Place in European History
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    • King Harold II Family’s Fate.
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      • Setback and Recovery
      • The Industrialization of England
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      • The Golden Age of the Middle Classes
      • The Last War and After
      • Conclusions
    • A Short History of the Germans
      • To 357 A.D.
      • 357 – 814  A.D.
      • 814 – 1077 A.D.:
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        • The Coming of Christianity
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        • Modern Ireland
        • Discovering Irish History
      • St. Patrick
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      • A Concise History of Scotland
      • St. Columba
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      • A Short History of Wales
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        • The South Folk of the East Angles
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      • A History of Cornwall
        • Romans, Celts & Saxons
        • A Land of Saints
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        • The Iron Age in Devon
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        • The Pre-Roman Iron Age
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        • The Hampshire Domesday (1)
      • A History of Somerset
        • Hunters to Heroes
        • The Age of Kings and Saints
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      • The Settlement of Mercia
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      • A History of Cheshire
      • A History of Middlesex
        • Middlesex in Roman Times
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      • Tribal People in Lincolnshire
      • A History of Lincolnshire
        • Prehistory
        • The Romans
        • Anglo-Saxons, Danes and French-Normans
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      • Settlers in Northumbria
      • A History of Cumbria
        • Early Settlements
      • A History of County Durham
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      • A History of Lancashire
        • The Roman Occupation
        • Saxons & Vikings
      • A History of Northumberland
        • Prehistoric Northumberland
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      • A History of Yorkshire
        • Prehistoric Yorkshire
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        • Viking Yorkshire
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      • East Anglia
      • Northumberland and Lowlands of Scotland
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      • Kent
      • Wessex
      • Wales
      • The Departure of the Legions
    • Wanderings in Anglo-Saxon Britain
      • The First Arrival of the Invaders
      • The Anglo-Saxon Conquest
      • Anglo Saxon Civilization
      • Discoveries in Kent
      • The Origins of Christmas & Easter
      • Anglo-Saxon Place Names
      • Edwin of Northumbria
      • Aidan the Irish Missionary
      • The Council of Whitby
      • The Conversion of the East Saxons
      • Wilfred & His Buildings
      • Cuthbert & His Bones
      • The Golden Age of Learning
      • Some Anglo-Saxon Monuments
      • Offa of Mercia
      • Some Surviving Churches
      • The Anglo-Saxon Language, Customs & Institutions
      • The Vikings
      • The Life of Dunstan
      • More Surviving Churches
      • The Danes
      • Relics of the Reign of Cnut
      • The Last Phase
    • In the Steps of the Anglo-Saxons
      • Chapter 1
      • Chapter 2 – Wales
      • Chapter 3
      • Chapter 4
      • Chapter 5 – Scotland
      • Chapter 6
      • Chapter 7
      • Chapter 8
      • Epilogue
    • A History of the Anglo-Saxon Autocracy
      • Introduction
      • Historical Introduction
      • Origins: From Kent To Wessex
      • Rise & First Fall
      • Rise and Second Fall
      • Epilogue
    • The Fall of Orthodox England
      • The Rise of the Heretical Papacy
      • The Rise of the Normans
      • Edward the King
      • Martyr-King Harold and the Norman Conquest (1066 – 1070)
      • William the King
      • Doomsday (1070-1087)
      • The Anglican Reformation
      • St. David of Wales
      • King Alfred the Great
      • When did the West fall away from Holy Orthodoxy?
    • Man in the British Isles – A Brief History
      • Germanic & Celtic Migration
      • Bronze & Iron Age Craftsmen
      • Britons & The Roman Invaders
      • The Celts & English Settlers
      • Northmen & Vikings
  • After 1066
    • The History of Cheshire
      • Cheshire between 1550 & 1750
      • Cheshire 1750 to 1900: Part 1
      • Cheshire 1750 to 1900: Part II
      • Cheshire since 1900
    • The History of Cornwall
      • Medieval Cornwall
      • Medieval Towns and Churches
      • Cornwall and the Tudors
      • The Seventeenth Century
      • The Cornish Language
      • A Living from the Sea
      • Cornwall and her Industries
      • Society, Religion and Politics in the Nineteenth Century
      • The Twentieth Century
    • The History of Cumbria
      • To The National Park
      • The Public Services
      • The People
      • Past Historic or Future Conditional
      • Appendix
    • The History of Devon
      • Devon Place Names
      • Religious Houses & Hospitals
      • Towns & Countryside in the Middle Ages
      • Castles & Fortified Houses
      • Armada Preparations
      • The Civil War in Devon
      • Plymouth Citadel
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      • Parliamentary Representation
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      • The Poor Law
      • Nineteenth-Century Elementary Schools
      • Population Growth & Distribution Since 1801
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      • Portland Naval Base
      • Parliamentary Representation
      • Population – A Century of Change
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Early Christianity & its Rivals

Early Christianity & Its Rivals

A Study Of The Conflict Of Religions In The Early Roman Empire At The Beginning Of Our Era

By G. H. Box, Ma., D.D.

Contents

Part One

The Beginning Of Conflict In The Pre-Christian Period Between Judaism And Hellenism

Part Two

Early Christianity And The Hellenic World

Part Three

The Conflict Of Religions In The Early Centuries Of The Christian Era

Appendix

Chronological Table

 

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