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A New Vision That Explains the First

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After Saint John’s next vision, the meaning of the earlier vision becomes clearer. In the Book of Revelation, John describes a second beast that...

The Imperial Cult as a Political Issue

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For Christians in the Roman Empire, refusing to offer sacrifice to the emperor was not only a religious decision. In Roman eyes, it was...

Meat Sacrifices and Public Ceremonies

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In the ancient pagan world, religious ceremonies often included animal sacrifices. After the sacrifice, the meat was shared among the people. This practice allowed...

The Church of the Prophet Samuel at the Hebdomon

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Another important sanctuary at the Hebdomon was the church built by Emperor Arcadius in the year 407 to house the reputed remains of the...

The Religious Importance of the Hebdomon

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The Hebdomon enjoyed a great religious reputation because of the many churches that once stood within its boundaries. These sanctuaries made the suburb not...

The Palace of the Hebdomon and the Name Magnaura

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During the seventh and eighth centuries, the palace of the Hebdomon appears in historical sources under a new name: Magnaura. This change in designation...

The Special Importance of the Hungarian Crown

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Just as the Hungarian language is unique, so too is the deep respect Hungarians hold for their royal crown. No other nation in Europe...

Early Support for Learning in Hungary

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The Hungarians may justly take pride in their early support for learning and scholarship. Long before many other regions, they showed great respect for...

Languages Spoken in Hungary

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In many parts of Hungary, people speak several different languages. In some regions, many inhabitants speak Slavonian. For example, in the town of Freistadt,...

Repairs Near the Gate of Charisius

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Serbian Support One fragmentary inscription found on a tower between the Gate of Charisius and Tekfur Sarayı likely dates to the reign of John VIII...

Justinian similarly veils

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