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Episode 29, the Council of Nicaea, Part 3, Arias of Alexandria.

Welcome back to the History of the Papacy podcast.

I'm Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome and Christian Church.

This week I'm announcing a History of the Papacy podcast first, a contest in conjunction with our sponsor, Leatherman Data Services.

As you now well know, Leatherman Data Services is a provider of geographic

data services and the highest quality mapping for cultural resource managers, archaeologists,

and historians. Chris from Leatherman Data Services has very kindly offered to produce a custom map for the

History of the Papacy podcast. To enter the contest, all you have to do is go to a2Zhistory

page.com and fill out the contact form with your information and an idea or a concept for the content of the map.

In about a month in late May 2014, we will draw a name for a person who will win a copy of the

map. The winning map idea will be put up on A2Z HistoryPage.com with credits to both the map maker, Leatherman Data Services,

and the person who conceived of the great map idea.

We'll also announce the name of the winner and his or her map concept on the show.

I really look forward to seeing all the different ideas for the map you guys come up with,

and I can't wait for the drawing.

In the meantime, if you'd like to learn more about Leatherman Data Services,

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