The Church Triumphant: A History of Christianity Up to 1300

abbot Africa Alexandria Antioch Apostle archbishop Arian Athanasius Augustine baptism barbarian became Bernard of Clairvaux bishop Boniface Byzantine Caesarea canon Carthage Catholic Chris Christ Christian church Clement clergy condemned Constantine Constantinople converts Council Council of Nicaea crusade Cyprian deacons death died Diocletian divine doctrine Donatists early East Eastern edict Egypt elected emperor eucharist Eusebius evangelization excommunicated exile faith Father fourth century Franciscan Frankish Gaul Gentiles German Gnostic Goths Greek Gregory Henry heresy Holy imperial Innocent Irenaeus Italy Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John Judaism Julian Justinian King kingdom later legates letter liturgy Logos Lombard martyrs Merovingian missionaries monasteries monastic monasticism monks Monophysites Montanists Nestorius Nicaea Origen Otto pagan papacy papal Patriarch Paul Pelagius persecution persons Peter Pippin Pippin III Pope prayer presbyters priests reform religion Roman Empire Rome rule scriptures sixth century Spain spiritual successor synod Tertullian Testament Theodosius theology tian tion took treatise West worship