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An Ecclesiastical History To The 20th Year Of The Reign Of Constantine by EusebiusCHAPTER IV
DIONYSIUS therefore, after addressing to him many arguments by letter, on this subject, finally showed, that as the persecution had abated, the churches, every where averse to the innovations of Novatus, had peace among themselves. But he writes as follows: Copyright ©1999-2023 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved |