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 1    3,  10|     between Eastern and Western Christianity, and the two holy missionaries
 2    4,  12| experience which marked Eastern Christianity and which was particularly
 3    4,  12|        then developing.~Western Christianity, after the migrations of
 4    4,  14|        just officially accepted Christianity, canonically belonged.~In
 5    7,  24|       Church, and by this route Christianity reached Poland from Rome
 6    7,  24|  remains that the beginnings of Christianity in Poland are in a way linked
 7    7,  24|         to their apostolate the Christianity which had already for some
 8    7,  24|        developed. From here too Christianity moved to other territories,
 9    7,  25|       the fathers of both their Christianity and their culture. In many
10    7,  25|       them for cultivation, did Christianity definitively enter the history
11    7,  25|       After eleven centuries of Christianity among the Slavs, we clearly