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Sampath Pāṇini ® (npub13f9…ech3) A screenshot of a webpage section titled "Historical context" accompanied by a pencil edit icon. The image features a paragraph of black text on a white background, with several words appearing as blue hyperlinks. The verbatim text reads: "Starting in AD 389, the powerful application of faith to politics led Emperor Theodosius to issue a series of edicts against paganism that concluded in 391 with a law making pagan worship illegal. During the Golden Age of Athens, politics and man-made laws guided human conduct, and the city-state was viewed as a manifestation of the highest human values, giving rise to political philosophy. Christianity effected a change in the course of Western society, requiring a new cultural identity and a new educational curriculum. With this aim in mind, Emperor Justinian (AD 483–565) cut off all state funding to chairs of rhetoric, essentially bringing the pagan classical tradition to a close. close. The classical heritage was from this time onward viewed through the lens of Christianity, increasing the need for an approach to the teaching of scripture that matched the sophistication of the classical inheritance. De doctrina Christiana supplied the medieval world with that tool.[1]" The blue hyperlinks include "Theodosius", "Golden Age of Athens", "city-state", "city-state", "Justinian", and "[1]".
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