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 | | The emperors of the fourth and of the fifth century had to forbid patronage because it constituted a menace to law and to public order. | | | In the fifth century, however, the office became a burden more than an honour, a quantity of petty police functions and formal supervision was tacked on to it, and the emperors are left no choice but to declare that all notable citizens of the town have to take it in turn. | | | As to the mode of electing the defensores we notice some variation: they are meant to represent the population at large and originally the people took part in the election, though it had to be confirmed by the emperors. |
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http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~econ/ugcm/3ll3/vinogradoff/rome4thc
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| | The fourth century was also the great age of Athenian judicial and deliberative speechmaking. | | | With the loss of civic independence, there was no use for a powerful judicial or deliberative oratory in the Greek world. | | | Rhetoric continued to dominate secondary education; its lists and rules appealed to a Roman preference for the clear-cut, practical, and prescriptive. |
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http://www.southwestern.edu/academic/classical.languages/grkciv/gk1086_1107.html
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| | THE EASTERN FATHERS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY ISBN 3-905238-07-1 |
| | These four volumes on the Eastern Fathers of the fourth century and the Byzantine fathers from the fifth to eighth centuries were originally published in 1931 and 1933 in Russian. | | | After a relatively lengthy period of preparatory instruction, a candidate for baptism made his decision known and his name was entered in the Church records. | | | But by the fifth century St. Augustine was objecting to Cappadocian theology and searching for new paths. |
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http://www.holytrinitymission.org/books/english/fathers_florovsky_1.htm
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| | AHA Information: Joseph R. Strayer Presidential Address (1971) |
| | It was not sentimental antiquarianism in the fourteenth century to appeal to the principles of Magna Carta, or to the even-handed justice of St. Louis, or to the civic virtue of the early Florentines. | | | This is not a short time in terms of human anguish--a man born in 1300 had every reason to be concerned about his own fate and that of his children's children. | | | As late as the sixth century Gregory, bishop of Tours, prided himself on his senatorial and episcopal ancestry; his predecessor and all but five of the previous bishops of Tours had been connected with his family. |
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| | TIMELINE 4th CENTURY page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE |
| | For some five centuries after Constantine reign, the Emperor called and presided over all Ecumenical Councils, promulgated their decisions by Imperial decree and ratified elections to all the Patriarchies. | | | He died in September of 366 and was buried in the cemetry of Priscilla. | | | He died in November of 399 and probably was buried in the cemetry of St Priscilla, till Pasquale II didn't transfer his remains to St Prassede. |
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| | Keeping Catholics Catholic Page XXV-The Timeline-The Fourth Century |
| | He like his predecessor, Constantine, passed penal laws stating that anyone guilty of heresy against the Church would be subject to the laws of the State. | | | The schism died out in the fifth century. | | | Shortly after the abdication of Emperor Diocletian, Maximinius published the fourth Edict, which had been published the year before, in his provinces, in his own name, making it clear that no mercy was to be expected from him. |
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| | History of Christian Thought |
| | Constantine saw Christianity as a way of uniting a fracturing Empire. | | | The controversy he did so much to settle long outlived him. | | | Fourth Century Church Fathers: The Council of Nicaea (11/10) |
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http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/philosophy/faculty/bonevac/Christianity/Arius.html
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| | Board of Trustees - The Fourth Century Vision |
| | In the event that a Trustee has served a fourth term, he then has the option to declare himself a Trustee Emeritus upon his/her retirement from the Board. | | | At the recommendation of the President, the Board shall approve all commencement speakers, honorary degree recipients, and naming opportunities. | | | To be eligible, the former Board member must have served at least three (3) consecutive terms. |
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http://www.cofc.edu/trustee/bylaws.html
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| | Parker Ch. 11. Fourth Century. Angela and Joshua |
| | ·Athens had changed governments several times in the last decade of the fifth century, finally returning to democracy in 403. | | | B. held priesthood of the most ancient dignity | | | Pheme (Report, Rumor) may have been worshipped in the fifth century. |
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| | Christianity and Paganism in the Fourth to Eighth Centuries (Yale University Press, 1997). | | | Ambrose of Milan: Church and Court in a Christian Capital (University of California Press, 1994). | | | Books and Readers in the Early Church (Yale University Press, 1995). |
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http://www.coh.arizona.edu/classics/inst/clas306/bibliography.html
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| | Fourth Century Infantry |
| | This shield is attributed to the Iovani Seniores. | | | This may have been worn with mail over it or a plainer tunic for combat (see the figure behind). | | | The main fighting equipment of a fourth century infantryman. |
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http://www.stephen.j.murray.btinternet.co.uk/lateinf.htm
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| | YAM December 1996 - Preparing for Yale's 4th Century |
| | In this spirit, we enter Yale's fourth century with confidence and commitment. | | | Before moving to a discussion of principles that can help guide decisions as we enter our fourth century, it is useful to characterize in broad terms these fields of study in which Yale has, and has the potential to sustain, special excellence. | | | We have added three new schools -- Forestry, Nursing, and Management, merged the Sheffield Scientific School into Yale College and the Graduate School, and spawned three descendants of the School of Fine Arts -- Art, Architecture, and Drama. |
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http://www.yalealumnimagazine.com/issues/96_12/levin.html
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| | The Theatre In Greece - Tragedy In The Fourth Century B.C. |
| | In that era flourished Polus of Aegina, who taught elocution to Demosthenes ; Neoptolemus, the intimate friend of Philip; Aristodemus, who three times held the office of ambassador. | | | From the fifth century the position of the actors had continually improved. | | | Instead of being chosen by the poets, they were henceforth State officials. |
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http://www.oldandsold.com/articles32n/theatre-4.shtml
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| | Fourth Century of St. John Eudes |
| | Towards the end of the year 2001, a new building will be inaugurated at Conocoto. | | | The last day will be one of great rejoicing in honor of the fourth centenary of our Founder. | | | It will be named the «House of the fourth centenary». |
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| | Egeria: Translation |
| | On the fifth weekday everything is done as on the second and third weekday. | | | And the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth weeks in Quadragesima are kept as the first. | | | Moreover, on the eight Paschal days the bishop goes every day after breakfast up to Eleona with all the clergy, and with all the children who have been baptised, and with a]l who are apotactitae, both men and women, and likewise with all the people who are willing. |
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Aegean Greece in the Fourth Century Bc |
| | This book covers the political, diplomatic, and military history of the Aegean Greeks of the fourth century BC, raising new questions and delving into old disputes and controversies. | | | Join Amazon Prime and ship Two-Day for free and Overnight for $3.99. | | | Amazon.com: Books: Aegean Greece in the Fourth Century Bc Your |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/9004097856?v=glance
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| | College of Charleston: Fourth Century Initiative |
| | This guide book provides a detailed profile of select schools and general rankings of the top colleges and universities. | | | Learn more about the Fourth Century Initiative (pdf format) | | | Greater opportunities to work with faculty on research projects and internships |
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http://www.cofc.edu/4thcentury
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| | Heroes of the Fourth Century (Part II) |
| | These days were spent in writing letters to his friends and in refuting the heresy of Apollinarius, bishop of Laodicea, thereby "anticipating in the fourth century the heresies of the fifth." He died in AD. | | | She had a strong influence over him and he became as zealous for Orthodoxy as his predecessors had been for Arianism. | | | This man was chief of the imperial kitchen, but he took it upon himself to interrupt the conversation between the emperor and the archbishop, and to give his opinions of the theological questions being discussed. |
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http://www.orthodoxresearchinstitute.org/articles/patrology/heroes_of_4th_century_pt2.htm
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| | Yale Office of Public Affairs - Tercentennial Convocation |
| | This is the work of Yale's fourth century. | | | One of the most powerful developments of Yale's third century has been the augmentation of the role that our universities play in the life of the nation. | | | The third is to serve as an engine of economic growth and prosperity for our society. |
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| | April 18: Recovery of fourth century |
| | He associated his own imperial office with the highest of Roman gods – Jupiter, and his second in command – Maximinianus was associated with Hercules. | | | Diocletian rose from peasant background to be emperor; got control over a state which had been in civil war for over 50 years; set up a stable form of government which would last several more centuries; and then voluntarily retired. | | | Many of his policies display a conservative trend, like Diocletian’s (indeed it is often difficult to determine what was his reform versus Diocletian’s). |
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| | Fourth Century Ce - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch |
| | The Reform of the Frankish Church : Chrodegang of Metz and the Regula canonicorum in the Eighth Century (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought: Fourth Series) | | | The Emergence of Monarchy in North India: Eighth - Fourth Centuries B.C. : As Reflected in the Brahmanical Tradition | | | Bishop and Chapter in Twelfth-Century England : A Study of the 'Mensa Episcopalis' (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought: Fourth Series) |
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| | St. Nicholas of Bari (Fourth Century) |
| | Over the centuries his fame spread widely and his shrine became a center of pilgrimage. | | | He is said to have been imprisoned during the persecutions of Diocletian, and to have been one of those who condemned Arianism at the council of Nicaea He died at Myra and was there buried in the Cathedral. | | | Here his renown even increased, his tomb becoming so famous and much visited that the saint is known commonly as Nicholas of Bari. |
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| | Business Wire: Century Reports Fourth Quarter 2002 Loss; Remai... @ HighBeam Research |
| | Note: Century's press releases may contain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. | | | Commenting on the quarterly financial performance, Gerald A. Meyers, Century President and Chief Executive Officer, said: | | | This compares with a net loss of $13.7 million, or $0.74 a share after preferred dividends, for 2001. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:97791585&refid=ink_tptd_g1
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| | The Shocking Pagan Origin of CHRISTMAS! |
| | This was in the fourth century AFTER the Messiah! | | | This was the cult of the Sun, which was revered by millions of the inhabitants of the Roman Empire, and its religion for a time even became the state worship. | | | It was not until the fourth century that Christmas began to be observed by the Roman Catholic Church. |
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| | Board of Trustees - The Fourth Century Initiative Vision Statement |
| | The time to begin is now, as the College of Charleston enters its fourth century of service to the community, State, and world. | | | This will require strong support from the State as well as increasing significantly the amount of financial support provided by our alumni, parents, and friends. | | | Approved by the College of Charleston Board of Trustees, 8 April 2003 |
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| | The Herald |
| | On his father's side, he was great-great-grandson of Niall of the Nine Hostages, an Irish king of the fourth century. | | | He probably spent the early part of his life in Donegal. | | | He said evidence indicated that this was an establishment initiated by St Columba during his expedition into Pictland in the late sixth century. |
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Contra Marcellum: Marcellus of Ancyra and Fourth-Century Theology |
| | Lienhard provides a complete analysis of Marcellus's theology, using only the certainly authentic works of his that survive, and traces the reactions to his teaching-from those who remained sympathetic to him, to those who rejected his theology outright, and finally to those who partially accepted his theses. | | | Here, Joseph T. Lienhard, S.J., studies the so-called Arian controversy of the fourth century from one well-defined angle: Marcellus and his influence. | | | This book is part of a larger project among scholars to reexamine and rewrite the history of the Arian controversy in the fourth century. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0813209013?v=glance
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| | St. Lucy (fourth century) |
| | According to these, she was born of noble parents in Syracuse, made a vow of virginity, and was reported to the governor by a rejected suitor for being a Christian. | | | Devotion to this Sicilian saint can be traced back to the fourth century, and although she is honored in the canon of the mass and as one of the chief virgin martyrs it is impossible to separate her real identity from the legends about her. |
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| | Strategic Plan: Into the Fourth Century Provost |
| | For more than 300 years, the College of William and Mary has been defined by its history. | | | Almost a century older than the nation, the College has been shaped by and has in turn helped to shape the fortunes that have fashioned both the country and the Commonwealth. | | | Together these recommendations are designed to help to realize the goal of making William and Mary, in its fourth century, the most distinguished small public university in the nation. |
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| | The Collection of Bronzes |
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| | Christian Heresies of the Fourth Century |
| | But it was the apologetic by Augustine that turned the tide against the Donatist movement which eventually died out in the next century... |
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| | Valentine's Day stems from fourth century Roman tradition - The Sidelines - Features |
| | This festival was outlawed centuries later when Rome became the center of the early Christian church. | | | Some of the partnerships would eventually lead to marriage. | | | Two centuries later, Galasius made Valentine the Patron Saint of Lovers and the overseer of his newly invented festival. |
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| | Saint Nicholas ::: Voice From the Fourth Century |
| | This would have reverberations for centuries to come. | | | By the time the fifth century was dawning, Christianity had become the official religion of the Roman Empire. | | | December 13) died for her faith; Bishop Nicholas (December 6) was imprisoned for his; Martin (November 11) forsook a military career to spread Christianity; Augustine (August 28) resisted becoming a Christian before turning into one of the Church's greatest spokesmen; and Melania (December 31) cast off tremendous Roman wealth for simplicity. |
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| | General Information; The Fourth Century Enrollment |
| | Through the years the members and friends of the Church of the Brethren have been very generous in their support of its many ministries. | | | Persons who participate in the Fourth Century Enrollment will have the spiritual satisfaction of their decision. | | | The Fourth Century Enrollment has been established to enroll bequests to benefit the worldwide ministries of the Church of the Brethren General Board. |
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| | Heroes of the Fourth Century (Part III): St. Gregory of Nyssa and St. John Chrysostom |
| | This faith was regarded as a religion of self-sacrifice, a way of life which would withstand every adversity; in fact, the Christian really needed adversity in order to live his faith to the fullest extent. | | | St. John Chrysostom was born in Antioch, which was then in Syria, in AD. | | | The political unity of the empire, which had been preserved with such difficulty for four centuries was at an end. |
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http://www.orthodoxresearchinstitute.org/articles/patrology/heroes_of_4th_century_pt3.htm
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| | Fourth century church events |
| | Augustine, a bishop in North Africa in the 4th century and one of Christianity's most influential thinkers. | | | By the end of the century the church that had for so long endured persecution as a minority faith, now becomes a persecutor. | | | The century witnessed major changes and transitions in church relations with state and society. |
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| | Dravid joins elite list with fourth century |
| | It was his 14th Test century in 65 matches and proved invaluable for India, who had lost two wickets for only 15 runs early yesterday after the tourists took the second new ball. | | | The 29-year-old, who had scored 115 at Trent Bridge, 148 at Headingley and a career-best 217 at the Oval in his previous three Test innings, made 100 off 242 balls before retiring hurt with muscular cramps and dehydration. | | | Dravid walked back to the pavilion immediately after limping for two runs to square leg to bring up his century. |
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| | Jabal Ramm Inscription: A Fourth Century Pre-Islamic Arabic Inscription |
| | The images above are reproduced from the stated sources under the provisions of the copyright law. | | | With the exception for those images which have passed into the public domain, the use of these images for commercial purposes is expressly prohibited without the consent of the copyright holder. | | | [4] B. Gruendler, The Development Of The Arabic Scripts: From The Nabatean Era To The First Islamic Century According To The Dated Texts, 1993, Harvard Semitic Series No. 43, Scholars Press: Atlanta (GA), p. |
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| | Early Christian Egypt Fourth Century |
| | was born in neighborhood of Esna (south of the White Monastery) probably in the last decade of the third century. | | | One of the important writers was John Cassian (see Fifth Century). | | | Several versions of his life exist, and disagree in details (Rousseau 1985,, Goehring 1986). |
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| | The Fourth Century - University of Nebraska Press |
| | The Fourth Century closes the gap between the families as Papa Longoué, last of his line, conveys the history to Mathieu Béluse, who becomes his heir. | | | The intense relationship that had formed between the two men in Africa continued and came to encompass the relations between their masters, or, in the case of Longoué, his would-be master, and their descendants. | | | The Fourth Century tells of the quest by young Mathieu Béluse to discover the lost history of his country, Martinique. |
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http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/bookinfo/4002.html
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| | Fourth Century of St. John Eudes |
| | This jubilee year of the birth of the one we call, with a mixture of affection and admiration, Our Father Saint John Eudes. | | | No one could then imagine the important role this child would play by in the christian re-birth of France or the extensionof his missionary life through the founding of a society of priests, of religious families, and three centuries later would be proclaimed a saint by the Pope in Rome. | | | Thus 2000years after the birth of Jesus Christ, the birth of the little Normand boy is seen after four centuries. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Eucherius (4th Century) |
| | On the death of his wife he withdrew to the monastery of Lérins, where his sons, Veranius and Salonius, lived, and soon afterward to the neighbouring island of Lerona (now Sainte-Marguerite), where he devoted his time to study and mortification. | | | Bishop of Lyons, theologian, born in the latter half of the fourth century; died about 449. | | | If an ad appears here that contradicts Catholic teachings, please click here to notify the webmaster. |
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| | Andrews, Excluded Middle |
| | In a paper "The untrustworthiness of the principles of logic" (1908), he criticized the unexamined use of the laws of Classical logic, in particular the Law of Excluded Middle, (p v -p). | | | The consistency of rival geometries showed that axioms and postulates were not self-evident truths, but were themselves to be judged within axiom systems for consistency, completeness, independence, but not for truth. | | | From the Cartesian cogito, to the subjective idealism of Berkeley and Hume, to the `Copernican Revolution' of Kant, we have long known the `egocentric predicament' of attempting to assert the purported existence of a world apart from a known world. |
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| | The Fund for William and Mary The Fund |
| | A special and vital type of leadership is provided to William and Mary by the alumni, parents and friends who are members of the Fourth Century Club. | | | Unrestricted funding from Fourth Century Club members enables the College to meet its most pressing needs, while seizing opportunities to make the William and Mary experience one of a kind. | | | Gifts and pledges must be paid by June 30 each year and membership is renewable annually. |
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| | Gethsemane: The Fourth Century Church |
| | Like so many churches in Palestine in Byzantine times, the Gethsemane building was in the form of a basilica with three aisles. | | | Like the first church at Bethany, that at Gethsemane dates back to the second half of the fourth century. | | | Such structures may also have adjoined the north side of the church. |
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