Lowrie, Walter, 1868-1959 · New York, The Macmillan Company; London, MacMillan & Co. · leaf 77
^ referred equally to both. It is thisbroad significance of the word which has given rise to thenotion that the Christians sometimes actually retired to livein the catacombs. The LWer Fontijicalis, in the life of Libe-rius, says: eoclem tempore (Constantius) misit et revocavit Libe-lium (le… … Fui. 11. Boniface I., habitavit Bonifacius in ccemeterio sanctce Felicitatismartiris via Salaria. By dwelling in the cemetery is evi-dently meant, in some house connected with the cemeterialchapels or basilicas, or perhaps in the villa under which thecemetery may have been originally excavated. In…
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