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As the state religion of both the Western and Eastern Roman Empire, all lands under their control had Christian areas as all other religions were forbidden. This included parts of Northern Africa. The related link below would indicate that modern Spain and France/Germany would not be included in this territory and would probably be Arian in persuasion:

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empires couldn’t study christiantity

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Q: Which part of the Roman Empire did not have Christian areas by 476?
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