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Author: Ionut HolubeanuSubject: ART & HUMANITIES: Section Historyclear all
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5th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2018
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ARMENIA PRIMA AND ARMENIA SECUNDA IN THE ORIGINAL EPIPHANIUS’ NOTITIA EPISCOPATUUM

(STEF92 Technology, 2018, Ionut Holubeanu)

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A recent investigation of the ecclesiastical organization at lower Danube during the 4th-7th centuries has revealed that a Notitia episcopatuum was drawn up under Patriarch Epiphanius of Constantinople (520-535), in the first decade of Justinian I’s reign (527-565). The aim of the present investigation is to identify the provinces that the metropolitan sees of Sebasteia (in the civil Armenia Prima, then Armenia Secunda) and Melitene (in the civil Armenia Secunda, then Armenia Tertia) were assigned to in that old (...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section History2018
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