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...succession of the several sacerdotal colleges, the pontiffs, augurs, vestals, Jlamines, salii. &.C., whose authority, though weakened in the latter ages,...like their pagan predecessors, the office of pontifex maxHiiux. Gratian was the first who refused that ancient dignity as a profanation. In the time of Theodosius...

...succession of the several sacerdotal college^ the pontiffs, augurs, vestals, Jlamines, salii. &c., whose authority, though weakened in the latter ages,...predecessors, the office of pontifex maximus. Gratian was the hrst who refused that ancient dignity as a profanation. In the time of Theodosius the cause of christianity...

...succession of the several sacerdotal colleges, the Pontiffs, Augurs, Vestals, Flamnes, Salii, &c., whose authority, though weakened in the latter ages,...in the Roman senate between Ambrose, Archbishop of Milan, the champion of the former, and Symmachus, [a celebrated Roman orator,] the defender of the...

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...succession of the several sacerdotal colleges, the Pontiffs, Augurs, Vestals, Flamines, Salii, &c. whose authority, though weakened in the latter ages,...held, like their Pagan predecessors, the office of Pantifex Maximus. Gratian was the first who refused that ancient dignity as a profanation. In the time...

...the Christian religion in the Roman empire, AD 380. Q. Where was this interesting subject debated? A. The cause of Christianity and of Paganism was solemnly...in the Roman senate, between Ambrose, archbishop of Milan, champion of the former, and Symmachus, the defender of the latter. The cause of Christianity...

...succession of the several sacerdotal colleges, the Pontiffs, Augurs, Vestals, Flamines, Salii, &c., whose authority, though weakened in the latter ages,...predecessors, the office of Pontifex Maximus. Gratian was the lirst who refused that ancient dignity, as a profanation. In the time of Theodosius, the cause of Christianity...

...latter part of that age Paganism received its final extinction. During the reign of the Roman emperor Theodosius, the cause of Christianity and of Paganism...in the Roman senate, between Ambrose, archbishop of Milan, the champion of the former, and Symmachus, the defender of the latter. The cause of Christianity...