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CAREER OPTIONS FOR ASPIRING BRITISH ARCHITECTS WERE AT AN ALL-TIME LOW
The Architects' Journal; 8/25/2005; Foyle, Jonathan; 787 words
; ... of St. Peters Basilica in Trier in Germany (which was the Roman Empire's grandest triumphal arch). An edict in the Theodosian Code relates Constantine's desire to exempt architects, plasterers and 30 other trades from obligations 'in order that ...
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A Greek Roman Empire: Power and Belief under Theodosius II (408-450)
The Catholic Historical Review; 7/1/2007; Mayer, Wendy; 704 words
; ... the Council of Chalcedon, and the production of the Theodosian code, the period provides Millar with rich material for ... interest for scholars of canonical developments, the Theodosian code, and developing relations between church and state ...
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L'Eveque dans la Cite du IVe au Ve Siecle: Image et Autorite.
Church History; 12/1/2000; Norris, Frederick W.; 419 words
; ... bishops during the period depended upon their dignity and honor. That was true even of the titles given bishops in The Theodosian Code (di Berardino). They were viewed as the mediators between God and man (Cracco Ruggini) and were expected to help ...
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Reconstructing the past: a structural idealist approach.
CLIO; 1/1/1998; Mann, Doug; 787 words
; ... Historians must re-enact past thought in its widest sense in their own minds, becoming historians of, say, the Theodosian Code or of ancient philosophy only insofar as they can rethink and understand the problems that Theodosius or the ancient ...
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Gods, demons, and idols in the Andes.
Journal of the History of Ideas; 10/1/2006; MacCormack, Sabine; 787 words
; ... jurists working in Peru were deeply aware of the Roman origins of the laws they were administering, so much so that the Theodosian Code was cited as authority for measures taken against Andean idolatry, and the Justinianic corpus provided guidelines ...
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BACK TO JESUS' WAY.(Brief Article)
Sojourners; 11/1/2000; Stassen, Glen; 766 words
; ... had become the state religion, the imperial values articulated in Roman law tended to overwhelm gospel values. The Theodosian Code, a decade after Augustine's death, included 120 laws that included punishment by death. Subsequent laws prescribed ...
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THE EMERGENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN WITCH.(Influence on witchcraft and magic)
History Today; 11/1/2000; Maxwell-Stuart, P.G.; 787 words
; ... of any kind and their clients as potential trouble-makers or even enemies. The collection of edicts known as the Theodosian Code (AD 428), which contained legal pronunciamenti from more or less the whole of the fourth century, forbade consultation ...
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