 | Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (London, England) - 1893 - 662 sider
...inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church, three of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, was the Church of the resident Roman population, not...native non-christian population. Those British bishops (KOTO. Uperravlav) mentioned by Athanasius as adherents to the faith of Nicea ; the three bishops,... | |
 | 1894 - 832 sider
...Council of Aries, was the church of the resident Roman population. "When Hilary Pictavensis in 358 wrote from exile to his brethren and co-bishops of Germania...their firm orthodoxy in the Arian controversy, he wrote to Roman men living among a native non Christian population. In support of his conclusions on... | |
 | 1895 - 406 sider
...inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church, three of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, was the Church of the resident Roman population, not...native non-Christian population. Those British bishops (icina B/J6TTaviai') mentioned by Athanasius as adherents to the faith of Nicea ; the three bishops... | |
 | 1895 - 398 sider
...inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church, three of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, WHS the Church of the resident Roman population, not of...native non-Christian population. Those British bishops (x.flTa BpoTTaviai/) mentioned by Athanasius as adherents to the faith of Nicea ; the three bishops... | |
 | 1895 - 412 sider
...inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church, three of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, was the Church of the resident Roman population, not...writes from exile to his 'brethren and co-bishops of Gerrnanin Prima and to the bishops of the Provinces of Britain". congratulating himself and them upon... | |
 | Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art - 1898 - 592 sider
...inhabitants, before the 5th century. The Church, three of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, was the Church of the resident Roman population, not of the people of Britain." 2 Among possible instances HADDAN and STUBBS, i. 22, name (1) Claudia, mentioned with Pndeos, 2 Tim.... | |
 | 1903 - 612 sider
...inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church, thjee of whose bishops attended the Council of Aries, was the Church of the resident Roman population, not of the people of Britain.' 'ti*\ 4t*„ Y'br"* The discovery of remains of churches and Christian mosaics &c., cannot tell against... | |
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... Christian churches there were in Britain, undoubtedly, from very early times ; yet I have been driven to the conclusion that there was no really British Church, that is, a Church of the native Celtic inhabitants, before the fifth century. The Church,... 