| Verastique's study is, at best, a broad text-book like survey of pre-Hispanic religion and culture and of the Christianization programs of mendicants and diocesan clergy. |
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| Similar patterns emerged: education focused on Christianization and manual labour rather than preparation for higher education. |
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| At the end of the third century A. D. Christianization, from North Africa, was already a fact. |
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| American Episcopalian missions then met with more success than the Spanish attempts at Christianization. |
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| The progressive Christianization of society influenced Frankish institutions significantly. |
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| From 1158 on Henry had subdued the Slavic Obodrites in several expeditions, extending his power all over Mecklenburg and thus opening the way for its Christianization and colonization. |
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| Christianization occurred in this area in the 6th to 7th centuries. |
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| Although strongly committed to Christianization and to the conversion of the 'Indians', Las Casas was tolerant of the non-European Other in ways unfamiliar to medieval monks such as Odoric or William of Rubruck. |
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| In the West, the Papacy's role was reaffirmed, and Christianization contributed the majority of the intellectual and political characteristics that would come to define the following century. |
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| This rural, uncertain life spurred the development of feudalism and the Christianization of Europe. |
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| Borrowing from Latin continued after the fall of the Roman Empire during Christianization, mediated by the church and monasteries. |
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| Saint Dubric, Saint Illtud, and others first completed the Christianization of Wales. |
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| Old English borrowings were relatively sparse and drew mainly from ecclesiastical usage after the Christianization of England. |
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| The Germanic peoples underwent gradual Christianization in the course of Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. |
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| The baptism of Clovis highlights two important characteristics of the Christianization of Europe. |
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| The earliest preserved stone buildings in Bohemia and Moravia date back to the time of the Christianization in the 9th and 10th century. |
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| Going from theism to atheism, modernism followed a secularization process that one could interpret as the inverse of the Christianization of the Roman Empire. |
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| The Christianization of the Franks laid the foundation for the further Christianization of the Germanic peoples. |
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| An attempt to Christianize them had already been made in the 9th century, with the Christianization of the Rus' Khaganate. |
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| Palos would play a pivotal role in the settlement and Christianization of the New World in succeeding centuries. |
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| The administration, known as the Kazan Palace's Office undertook the forced Russification and Christianization of the Tatars and other peoples. |
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| Christianization took place during the 11th century and Nidaros became an archdiocese. |
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| Here the Christianization of this Jew is complete, as the body itself gives evidence. |
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| The principal figures in the Christianization of Greenland were Hans and Poul Egede and Matthias Stach. |
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| After Christianization, Insular styles heavily influenced Pictish art, with interlace prominent in both metalwork and stones. |
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| Jogaila embarked on gradual Christianization of Lithuania and established a personal union between Poland and Lithuania. |
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| Since the Christianization of Kievan Rus' for several ages Ukrainian architecture was influenced by the Byzantine architecture. |
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| Contact with the Byzantine Empire increased, culminating in the Christianization of Kievan Rus' in 988, during the reign of Vladimir the Great. |
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| The separate cultures amalgamated after Christianization, and by the Carolingian period the distinction of Roman vs. |
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| Since the Christianization of Kievan Rus' for several ages Russian architecture was influenced predominantly by the Byzantine architecture. |
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| Various strategies and techniques were employed in Christianization campaigns from Late Antiquity and throughout the Middle Ages. |
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| Under Constantine's successors, Christianization of Roman society proceeded by fits and starts, as John Curran documented in detail. |
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| These often include days which commemorate individuals who fought against the Christianization of Northern Europe, or who led armies and settlers into new lands. |
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| Anatoly Liberman suggests that dwarfs may have originally been thought of as lesser supernatural beings, which became literal smallness after Christianization. |
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| It was marked by the Christianization of the Germanic peoples and the formation of stable kingdoms replacing the mostly tribal structures of the Migration period. |
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| It was displaced by Christianization of the North Germanic peoples. |
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| Germanic religion refers to the aboriginal myths and rituals of the Germanic peoples from the Iron Age until Christianization during the Medieval period. |
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| The practice of human sacrifice, often associated with sacred groves or trees, would continue among the Germanic peoples to the eve of Christianization. |
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