"Rom Und Das Christenthum, Eine Darstellung Des Kampfes Zwischen Dem Alten Und Dem Neuen Glauben W hrend Der Beiden Ersten Jahrhunderte, Herausg. Von H. Ziegler" by Karl Theodor Keim explores the conflict between the old Roman beliefs and the rise of Christianity during the first two centuries. This historical account, originally written in German, examines the societal and religious clashes that defined this pivotal era. Keim delves into the dynamics of power, faith, and cultural transformation as Christianity emerged within the Roman Empire. A valuable resource for students and researchers interested in early Christian history and the Roman Empire's religious landscape.
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