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A History Of The Church In Six Books by EvagriusCHAPTER XX
ABOUT the same time, as Procopius also writes, when the Heruli, who had already crossed the river Danube in the reign of Anastasius, had experienced generous treatment at the hands of Justinian, in large presents of money, the whole nation embraced Christianity and adopted a more civilised mode of life. Copyright ©1999-2023 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved |