To browse Academia. Medium Aevum, VI , p. ISSN Hedeman, putting forward specific objectives of this source. Scott Dixon and M. Fuchs, Munster: Aschendorff, , This study explores the changing perspectives on the Emperor Charles V in French historical writings from the 16th to the 20th centuries. Jahrbuch fuW r Antike und Christentum,-. Edited by Ernst Dassmann and others. Today their successors have amply justified their vision.
Cannot these throw light on actual conditions prevailing in their Churches or regions of origin at least, on some of the problems that exercised them? The second part of the Acta are almost certainly a Donatist compilation, not surprisingly in view of the importance of Theveste and its great pilgrimage church in the life of that movement.
Elsewhere, Ulrich Eigler examines evidence for stylistic borrowing in Sidonius Apollinaris's account of his journey to Rome from the poet Horace's report of a similar journey to the capital more than four centuries before.
Karin Alt devotes a lengthy study to Hippolytus of Rome's first and sixth books of the Refutatio in which he blames, without due understanding, Plato and Pythagoras as the inspiration of all existing heresies. Archaeology is represented by Sebastian Ristow's detailed examination of the evidence for an early episcopal complex below Cologne cathedral.
He concludes, however, that nothing of that nature can be established with certainty before the mid sixth century, though a baptismal church and associated Christian structures may have existed nearby.
