History of Egypt From 330 B.C. to the Present Time, volume 11 (Of 12)
History of Egypt From 330 B.C. to the Present Time, volume 11 (Of 12)
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Julius, theBishop of Rome, warmly espoused the cause of Athanasius, and he wrote aletter to the Alexandrian church, praising their zeal for their bishop, and ordering them to re-admit him to his former rank, from which hehad been deposed by the council of Antioch, but to which he had beenrestored by the Western bishops. Athanasius was also warmly supportedby Constans, the emperor of the West, who at the same time wrote to hisbrother Constantius, begging him to replace the Alexandrian bishop, an...d making the additional threat that if he would not reinstate him heshould be made to do so by force of arms.
Constantius, after taking the advice of his own bishops, thought itwisest to yield to the wishes or rather the commands of his brotherConstans, and he wrote to Athanasius, calling him into his presencein Constantinople. But the rebellious bishop was not willing to trusthimself within the reach of his offended sovereign; and it was not tillafter a second and a third letter, pressing him to come and promisinghim his safety, that he ventured within the limits of the Easternempire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julius, theBishop of Rome, warmly espoused the cause of Athanasius, and he wrote aletter to the Alexandrian church, praising their zeal for their bishop, and ordering them to re-admit him to his former rank, from which hehad been deposed by the council of Antioch, but to which he had beenrestored by the Western bishops. Athanasius was also warmly supportedby Constans, the emperor of the West, who at the same time wrote to hisbrother Constantius, begging him to replace the Alexandrian bishop, an...d making the additional threat that if he would not reinstate him heshould be made to do so by force of arms.
Constantius, after taking the advice of his own bishops, thought itwisest to yield to the wishes or rather the commands of his brotherConstans, and he wrote to Athanasius, calling him into his presencein Constantinople. But the rebellious bishop was not willing to trusthimself within the reach of his offended sovereign; and it was not tillafter a second and a third letter, pressing him to come and promisinghim his safety, that he ventured within the limits of the Easternempire.
What to read after History of Egypt From 330 B.C. to the Present Time, volume 11 (Of 12)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rappoport Angelo Solomon to read onlineMoreLess
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