Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 161
, assign it to the third, rather than the fourthcentury. We venture to think that since the Churchbuilt public churches and had its special cemeteriesin the third century, and its clergy were known toeverybody, there was no reason why the sepulchralinscriptions of its clergy should not record… … \y/,-//fMmv^fMW//mmwKvm.AV/VAV^^^^^^ ^ABIPKIO: noP4>YPioY AlAKU NKATECKEYACATOKMOPIONEAYTWKAmCYMBimoY IH sa^*; MP GEYnPL EKN°iL
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