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BIOGRAPHYCAL UNIVERSAL LIBRARY

 

 

CHRISTIAN ERA: APOSTOLIC AGE

FROM ST. PETER TO CONSTANTINE THE GREAT: FIRST CHRISTIAN EMPEROR

 

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THE HEART OF MARY

THE HEART OF MARY. LIFE AND TIMES OF THE HOLY FAMILY. Following the coronation of Alexander Jannaeus in 103 BC, the search for king David's heir begins in Jerusalem. 35 years later, failure is sealed by the death of Queen Alexandra. The Hasmonean civil war ends with the arrival of Pompey the Great and the subsequent rise to the throne of Herod. The search for the legitimate heir to Solomon's crown continues with the sons of Abijah and Simeon the Babylonian. Led by their God, Zacharias and Simeon discover the secret of the alpha and omega: Joseph of Bethlehem is the descendant of the prophet Nathan, and Mary of Nazareth, the heiress of Solomon. Both of them intend to unite the two families, from which the Messiah will be born ... when God intervenes to bring his Son Jesus into our history…

 

AMAZON

THE HEART OF MARY.

LIFE AND TIMES OF THE HOLY FAMILY

CHAPTER I: “I AM THE FIRST AND THE LAST”
CHAPTER II: “I AM THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA”
CHAPTER III “I AM THE BEGINNING AND THE END”

Following the coronation of Alexander Jannaeus in 103 BC, the search for king David's heir begins in Jerusalem. 35 years later, failure is sealed by the death of Queen Alexandra. The Hasmonean civil war ends with the arrival of Pompey the Great and the subsequent rise to the throne of Herod. The search for the legitimate heir to Solomon's crown continues with the sons of Abijah and Simeon the Babylonian. Led by their God, Zacharias and Simeon discover the secret of the alpha and omega: Joseph of Bethlehem is the descendant of the prophet Nathan, and Mary of Nazareth, the heiress of Solomon. Both of them intend to unite the two families, from which the Messiah will be born ... when God intervenes to bring his Son Jesus into our history…

 

SAINT PAUL - B1-BC 63-AD 14

 

SAINT PAUL - B2-BC 63-AD 14

 

Roman society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius

54 -168

BC5-67

APOLLONIUS OF TYANA

 

42-100

THE POPES OF THE FIRST CENTURY

SAINT PETER (42-67),

SAINT LINUS (67-80) , SAINT ANACLETUS (80-91), SAINT CLEMENT (91-100)

THE HERETICS OF THE FIRST CENTURY.

SIMON MAGUS. CERINTHUS. MENANDER. SATURNINUS. BASILIDES. Ebionism and Ebionites. LEUCIUS

 

46-119

PLUTARCH

 
     

86-161

ANTONINUS PIUS

  

76-138

HADRIAN

  

100-165

SAINT JUSTIN MARTYR

  

121-180

MARCUS AURELIUS

  

146-211

SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS

  

150-215

CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA

  

202-296

POPES

SAINT ZEPHYRINUS (AD. 202)    SAINT CALIXTUS I (A.D. 219)    SAINT URBAN I (A.D. 223)  SAINT PONTIANUS (A.D. 230)  SAINT ANTERUS (A.D. 235  ) SAINT FABIAN (A. D. 236)  SAINT CORNELIUS (A.D. 251)  SAINT LUCIUS I (A.D. 252)  SAINT STEPHEN I (A.D. 253)  SAINT SIXTUS II (A.D. 257)  SAINT DIONYSIUS— (A.D. 259)  SAINT FELIX I (A.D. 269)  SAINT EUTYCHIANUS (A.D. 275)  SAINT CAIUS (A.D. 283)  SAINT MARCELLINUS (A.D. 296)

THE HERETICS OF THE SECOND CENTURY.

CERDON. MARCION. DOCETISM. CARPOCRATES. VALENTINUS

THE SAINTS OF THE SECOND CENTURY.

POLYCARPUS. (AD c. 70-150) St. IGNATIUS (A.D. c. 50-117) CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA (AD. 150 - c. 215)

  

64-313

 

HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FROM THE PERSECUTION OF THE CHURCH BY NERO TO CONSTANTINE’S EDICT OF TOLERATION

 

  

257-331

ST GREGORY THE ILLUMINATOR

CHURCH

200-250

HYPPOLITUS AND CALLISTUS

CHURCH

200-258

SAINT CYPRIAN

CHURCH

THE ARIANS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY

CONSTANTINE THE GREAT

272-337

THE catastrophe of the fall of Rome, with all that its fall signified to the fifth century, came very near to accomplishment in the third. There was a long period when it seemed as though nothing could save the Empire. Her prestige sank to the vanishing point. Her armies had forgotten what it was to win a victory over a foreign enemy. Her Emperors were worthless and incapable. On every side the frontiers were being pierced and the barriers were giving way.

 

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CHRISTIAN ERA

FROM THE EMPEROR CONSTANTINE THE GREAT TO POPE GREGORY VII