Conversion among the Germanic Peoples

Carole M. Cusack

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Towards the general theory of conversion Christianity and the Germanic peoples in late antiquity the Franks - Arianism and Catholicism the Anglo-Saxons - reclaiming the lost province Anglo-Saxon missions to the Continent Cristianity in the north the conversion of Iceland.

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