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hed everywhere at the sametime. The agape continued to maintain its place as an or-dinary feature of the celebration of the Lords Day; but inconsequence of this separation, the Eucharist was celebratedearly in the morning and the agape in the evening. Theletter of Pliiry to the Emperor Trajan about… … Fig. 12. —Tombstone with graffito, in the MuseoKireheriano. 52 CEMETERIES Ami we can readily represenl to ourselves how it might stillbe Legally continued as a funeral least, at the cemeteries, sinceassociation for this objeel was permitted by Roman law. At,all events, the agape as we know it after…
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