Two church councils were held at Milevum, one in 402 AD and the other in 416 AD . The second appealed to Pope Innocent I for repression of the Pelagian heresy.
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This was followed by related articles that explored both the Pelagian milieu in Italy ( 1968, 1970 ) and the relation between Christianity and local culture in Roman Africa ( 1968 ).
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It is speculated that Tertiary carbonates might contain indigenous hydrocarbon sources, particularly in Eocene rocks ( Gir Formation ), that could have contributed to the large reserves in Djefarra-Pelagian.
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The synod can hardly be a fabrication, since Mercator was a contemporary writer; but it was very possibly convened, as Fritzsche suggests, without any special reference to the Pelagian question.
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In 1618, he published for the first time the " Libellus fidei ", sent to the Holy See during the Pelagian controversy by Julian, Bishop of Eclanum in Apulia.
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Taylor's modification of Calvinism not only drew their ire, but prompted many of them to declare that Taylor's system was not Calvinism at all, but Arminian and even Pelagian.
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Although the Mediterranean Sea provides a clearer divide between Africa and Europe, some traditionally European islands such as Malta, Sicily, Pantelleria and the Pelagian Islands are located on the African continental plate.
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The Pelagian Province contains over of known ( estimated total recoverable, including cumulative production plus remaining reserves ) petroleum liquids; consisting of about of recoverable oil reserves and approximately of known natural gas.
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A facsimile of the 1808 " A Dissertation of the Pelagian Heresy and the Refutation of it al Llandewi Brevi by St David " has been printed in Carmarthen on the same street as the original.
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With local backing, he declined to appear before Pope Zosimus; in 418 the Pope took into account the measure of support for the anti-Pelagian position, and condemned both Caelestus and Pelagius.
