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1 1|      by the closer contact of Christianity with the world, and the
2 1|   monastic life. Moreover, if Christianity had been influenced in this
3 1| environment was that in which Christianity was born; yet the monastic
4 1|     before the recognition of Christianity by Constantine the Great. ~
5 1|       the moral principles of Christianity to their limits. Indeed,
6 1|      limits. Indeed, although Christianity did not enter the world
7 4|    transmitted, together with Christianity, to the countries north