Episode 37: The Council of Nicaea Part 11: Wrap Up

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🗓️ 28 August 2014

⏱️ 26 minutes

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The First Ecumenical Council, or world-wide synod, which took place at Nicaea in modern day Turkey, involved many of the biggest names of the day and really turned the Roman world on its head. Christianity, which was a heavily persecuted religion,...

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0:42.7	Episode 37, the Council of Nicaea, Part 11.
0:43.7	Wrap up.
0:54.5	Welcome back to A to Z History Presents the History of the Papacy podcast.
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1:04.5	Here we are at the end of the Council of Nicaea series.
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1:44.6	The Council of Nicaea took place over the course of two to three months in the vacation town of Nicaea,
1:51.4	modern-day Isnik, in northwest Anatolia.
1:55.5	Konstantina just finished off his last opponent and was the sole leader of the Roman Empire, from Britain to Egypt
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