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There may well have been instances when Christians were thrown to the lions and, if so, this would more likely have been during the Great Persecution of Emperor Diocletian, which began in 303 CE and lasted until 305 in the West, but continued until 311 in the East. Edward Gibbon ('The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'), discussing the problems in sorting fact from legend, says, "The scanty and suspicious materials of ecclesiastical history seldom enable us to dispel the dark cloud that hangs over the first age of the church."
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How many Romans ever lived?
1000000000 romans
What Metals Did The Romans Want?
What ever kind they can get. Gold or silver. Maybe not so much on the silver. More of the gold...hmm...
When was the medieval shield invented?
The Romans did not invent the shield. Shields were a part of human weaponry before the dawn of civilization.
What did the poor Ancient Romans eat for breakfast?
they mostly had apple cake Apple pie Baklava cake (its more like biscuit with sugar) and Sponge cake
Why is the Roman Empire important?
It is important because all that we know, basically, came from the Roman Empire. They are our ancestors (the Romans), and if it wasn't for the Romans, the modern world would be nothing like it is now. Thanks to the barbarians (as well our ancestors, and the thugs who contributed to the empire's fall), we are not as advanced as we could have been. Because of the fall of the Roman empire, there was a Middle Ages, which is when everything, from technology to common sense, completed reversed and people literally started over. The Renassaince was a rebirth of all the ways of the Old World (the Roman Empire), and all the knowledge and technology rediscovered kept building up until this very moment. So, if the Roman empire had not fallen from all the countless reasons, we would today be an exceedingly advanced society much better than we are now. This is stuff no one should be ignorant of, because all we have can be to thanks to the Romans.
How many Romans ever lived?
1000000000 romans
Was it true the sanhedrin thought jesus had come back to life as St. Paul?
No! The sanhedrin didn't believe Jesus had ever came back to life, that's why they demanded that the Romans persecute the Christians because the Christians told everyone that Jesus had risen from the dead.
Did the Lions ever beat the Packers?
no
Have the Lions ever been in the playoffs?
Yes.
Have the lions ever beat Brett Favre?
No
Do lions ever sleep?
Yes they do sleep
Did the Romans ever rule Ukraine?
no
Did Romans ever come to Ireland?
No.
Did the Romans build the Stonehenge?
Nothing really, it was there long before the Romans ever came to Britain.
Where do Christians live in the world?
Christians live all over the world. In America Christians are free to worship when ever and where ever they want. In some other countries they are not allowed to worship in public, but there are still Christians all over the world.
Why did Romans blame and punish the Christians for all kinds of disasters?
There is no real evidence that the Romans ever punished the early Christians for any kind of disaster. The preferred official reaction to the presence of Christians was that if the Christians were discreet about their refusal to worship the Roman gods, they could be ignored. A Christian tradition holds that, in the mid-first century, Nero persecuted the Christians living in Rome because he blamed them for the Great Fire, but historians have been unable to find any evidence of such persecution or even a reason for Nero to want to blame them unjustly. The Romans believed that by refusing to worship the gods, Christians were risking divine wrath. So, while there is no real evidence that this occurred, there may have been isolated instances of Christians being punished because their lack of faith in the Roman gods, (for which they were accused of being atheists) which supposedly brought disasters on the people.
Did the padres ever throw a no hitter?
no
