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1. She braked abruptly and pulled over in front of a small three-story building with faux gypsum columns outside, cast in some vaguely Greco-Roman rhythm

2. Abner was more Babylonian than Hellenic in his philosophy, and he stubbornly resisted all attempts of Paul to remake the teachings of Jesus so as to present less that was objectionable, first to the Jews, then to the Greco-Roman believers in the mysteries

3. 5 It was easy for these Greco-Romans to become just as spiritually devoted to an institutional church as they were politically devoted to the state

4. Though it was the unwavering belief in Jesus that enabled the Christian missionaries, in spite of centuries of persecution, to spread his word on the continent and elsewhere that kept the Christianity alive to start with, the eclipse of the Greco-Roman Gods in the heart of the Roman Empire at its expense was achieved more through the conversion of Emperor Constantine than by the miracles of the Son of God and his saints

5. with the Greco-Roman culture

6. The Greco-Roman concept of love was pure sex lust

7. Asia (Middle East) are because of centuries of Greco-Roman and later European occupations

8. well-established tradition in the Greco-Roman world to link their gods with those of Egypt

9. Greco-Roman “Christ” was ever heard of, had no problems with zodiac symbolism

10. did he and his Greco-Roman cohorts get their hands on the Yahad/Essene texts used to construct the

11. deceiving a Greco-Roman audience (market) and to hide the truth about the birth of Christianity

12. _______, "Games, prizes, athletes and ideology, some aspects of the history of sport in the greco-roman world", Arena, I, 1976, p