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1  1,5 |     gradually taking over the Western literary field from them.
2  2,5 |       was being taken through western Asia Minor to Rome, where
3  8,4 |   efforts to prevail upon the western churches to unite upon his
4  9,3 |     of it is in Lactantius, a Western writer who died about A.D.
5 10,1 |      together the Eastern and Western Christianity of his day;
6 13,2 |      last Greek writer in the Western church.~ The literary work
7 13,10|       problems of Eastern and Western Christianity found him alert
8 14,11|    those two great centers of Western Christianity, and we hear
9 14,14| differs only in omitting Jude Western Christianity still clung