Britain After Rome // The Age of Arthur - History Documentary
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2019
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It's trilogy time again. This is the first part in a new series spanning the epic twilight of Post-Roman Britain. One of the least well recorded periods in history. It was originally going to include the kingdoms of the Old North but the script was over 10,000 words so that's going to be the next video, and then there's going to be a third one too. I visited many of the places involved in this video and have been/ am going to to many more for the next two. Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed the video and why not share it with a like minded friend who loves history. Let me know any questions or concerns in the comments section & thanks for watching!
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Could you make a vedio on the history of the seljuk sultanate of Rum.
Annonymous # Yes. I will tell the entire story of the Seljuks eventually. One of my favourite subjects.
"Arthur" did not appear in recorded history until circa 796 in a compilation by the monk Nennius, called the Historia Brittonum.
WTF...wife hold my beer!
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Amazing that a single man makes better documentaries than most of the so called professionals.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick Bitch...
Americans are not feeling that way. Can u guess why
Nailed it
that's because the propagandists want the public as stupid and malleable as possible.
@@jasons44 I'm American and I love this series, it doesn't have any of the history Channel bullshit in it, so I don't know what you're trying to say
Also, praise to Hadrian
This channel is what The History Channel was supposed to be before it got taken over by truckers and pawn shop owners.
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Dont forget aliens,they own it now!
Good point! I don't know what the hell they smoked to lower their content that way!..
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Yes!
Your productions put shame on all these so called documentaries on mainstream TV and cable channels. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching!
Nonsense. This dialogue drones endlessly on loop repeating itself but saying nothing. I gave up waiting for the commentary to go somewhere. Ugh
Tim Cent good content but the ridiculous, over the top hysterical music did it for me.
Tim Cent History Time isn’t for everyone. Plenty of simpler, less demanding channels out there.
Tim Cent let’s see you try? You’re just a common hater.
This channel is really GREAT. Who need TV when you have UA-cam and channels like this? Watching from my hotel in Thailand and the TV is crap, thanks for this upload.
Thanks for watching really appreciate it.
Keep saying that and UA-cam will be completely payperview
lol im in phuket at the moment, doing exactly the same...except im by the pool, with a coconut...watching this awesome video
When is TV this good anywhere?
@@Socially-Distance-Deez-Nutz cool, enjoy the coconut
This channel reminds me of what the History channel used to be when I was growing up. Great informative documentaries. Gives me hope for humanity. Keep up the great work.
Dude Sweet yeah, Fuck the ‘history channel’!
Everything is designed to keep the curious dumb
The ousting of the current administration, even with their rigging the elections, obstructing the vote, rigging the vote counting and even stealing the election by replacing electors with their own, and still lost the election, though he is taking pot shots of the government and doing everything he can, and more, to undermine the government and the country as he had been doing all all along, but now even more so out of spite! I hope he continues to resist the outcome of the election and refuses to leave the White House so I can see him drug out by his hair and taken to prison, where he and so many of his treasonous supporters, in and out of the government, belong!
@@nightlightabcd Thank God (whoever s/he.it is) that there is someone else out there who can see the similarities of the downfall of other civilisations as being followed or repeated today. I write before the new year 2021. What is Trump playing at?. The evidence is out there of rigged elections. Why is he not exposing it? Is it because , just like the paid indigenous informants of the Romans, he is receiving a higher sum from such as Bill Gates. Or is it the knowledge of their crimes that allows the NWO to control them????
@@nightlightabcd Stfu and quit projecting.
The history channel was never this good!
Just want to thank you for your hard work in producing this. I’m a first language speaking Welsh/Old Briton who has an Irish father (who doesn’t have one of them though, right:)) and as such have always been aware of how pre Anglo Saxon Britain has been largely ignored by mainstream media. Your enthusiasm is paramount and your works are meticulous and are as masterful as any big budget documentary I’ve seen. Diolch yn fawr/go raith maith agat.
you would like 'britains hidden history ross' on here very much then too
I've only recently found this channel. And as an avid watcher of historical documentaries these are among the best I have ever watched. Very informative and well edited
There is something about this period in both Britain and Ireland that is simply magical to put it.
I feel the same and I’m not even British
So true
Well if you consider the endless wars , violence , diseases and all that stuff magical ...
Have you ever read "How the Irish Saved Civilization"?
@@billolsen4360 Probably 20+ years ago. It's Western Civilization after the fall of Rome btw, not all civilization :)
The eastern half of the Roman Empire, which survived another ~1,000 years, also did a lot to preserve & advance civilization-as did the Arabs with their work in science & maths.
I think the impact that we Welsh have had on the history of these islands, is painfully understated. Great video 👍🏻
Welsh Julie a survey carried out about 15 years ago on y chromosome evidence carried out on a geographical line across from Aberystwyth to East England showed Welsh are Brits and English are Germanic Scandinavian
In America as well, I had numerous Welsh ancestors arrive here prior to 1700.
I think you Welsh and the Cornwallians are the true Brits, the rest of us, specially in the northeast where I am, are more scandanavian than anything else
@@hellohandsome9875 What about Cheddar man from Somerset?
@@SallySturman OK, never heard of him,,,, what I'm saying is when our island was invaded by basically what is western Europe, the true Brits were pushed westward or killed, so the "foot" of this island and the bump that is now Wales is where the real brits are
Wow, you've put in so much work and dedication into this by personally going to many of these sites and documenting them yourself! That's amazing and I'm sure it's given you a level of understanding and depth about these places that one just can't get from books alone - it definitely shows in your documentary. You also do an amazing job of connecting Roman Britain to the early middle ages and make it so much easier to understand for those of us (like myself) who don't know much about this era. Thanks so much for sharing your love of early Britain with us...really looking forward to parts II and III!
Love your channel. You do a good job on your videos mate.
They were the watchers on the wall, the shields that guarded realms of men.
And there is even a portion of the Housteads Museum dedicated to the Nights Watch. Hadrian's Wall obviously had a massive impact on GRR Martin.
@@HistoryTime he has said he first got the idea by visiting Hadrian's wall.
Game of Thrones was written based on the history of the War of the Roses. The Lords of Lancaster vs the Lords of York. Aka Lannister vs Stark with Targaryens being the Tudors. And the North Men being Scots
@@CavemanJesus4Life How would you know about any of this? You're a caveman.
@@CavemanJesus4Life Yes, but not only. Martin himself said that Cersei was inspired by the She-Wolf of France (defending her sons and territories in both France and southern Britain), and that he also took elements from the 100 Years War.
Valyria would be a fusion of the Greeks and the Romans (and the myth of Atlantis of course).
I also find parallels with the migrations into Europe, with the giants being the Neanderthals, the First Men the first Cro-Magnon, the Roynar and Andals the later Indo-Europeans waves... but that may be too much imagination on my part.
This reminds me to re-read Bernard Cornwell's books about Arthur.
What a great series of books...poor gawain...
Probably the best historical fiction I've ever read.
Cornwell is great in general.
I LOVED those books! I will have to find those books again. My last copies were destroyed along with a majority of my book collection when the roof of the storage unit they were in collapsed!
@@jeremyweaver9598 it took me about 5 years to find the last one Excalibur in my native greek language
Equally as romanticised
Not even a quarter of the way through the video, and I've already learned so much more than I'd heard before, especially the unintended consequence of broad scale Roman citizenship. I'm ready now for the rest!
Edit: I suspect I'm going to be watching this one several times.
I'm very proud to say I walked the length of hadrians wall as part of my Prince's trust award.
It was incredibly interesting, and an experience I will never forget.
Well done ,my daughter Mairead works for the prince s trust, keep well and safe...E
I'm on the high end of the autism spectrum and tend to focus on a few subjects very vigorously. I have been fascinated by Roman Britain and post Roman British history for years. I devour it and find it so interesting. Please keep the videos coming. Thank you.
I live a few miles from Birdoswald, Hadrian’s Wall is a beautiful part of the country! Great video once again!
You lucky
I live in the west end of newcastle the little bits of hardians wall are the only thing worth looking at in the full area 😂
Septimus servirus built the wall not hadrian
It's a pity the wall and its forts were robbed of their stone. Damned vandals.
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Oh boy, here we go! This is going to be good.
Thanks Artur! Always great to see your comments.
@@HistoryTime ☺
Artur M. Nice name
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This shames all the current history "documentaries" on TV right now. Excellent narration, informative and no bias.
Thanks, Pete. My paternal grandfather, Dennis Ambrose Kelly was born in Newtown, Wales in 1884, grew up in Ireland, and emigrated to the US around 1900, joined the Sixth Cavalry in South Dakota, mined the same vein of coal in Pittsburgh that his forbears did at its other end in the UK, was a gifted singer and died in 1935, 22 years before I was born. So much change in two generations. I’ve not traveled outside the States, but I hope to reach your shores one day and so appreciate your wonderfully informative channel, along with others. I continue to learn about history of the land and its people, deeply moved by the powerful currents affecting all. Many thanks to you for your research and presentation. ✌️🙏🖖
Right Ho. Will meet you on the beach then.
Regards from England.
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And I’ll happily stand you a pint of your favorite. ✌️😊🎶😎
@@adrianekelly2966 Cheers friend, you're too kind.
Beautiful countryside around Newtown. I love that area of mid Wales, lovely wooded hillsides bisected by rivers. Hope you do make it over some day.
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Your work is superb. Even without financial and technical infrastructure you outmatch many other producers by sheer scientific quality of the content, your good narrative presentation and intellectual objectiveness. Thank You and all the best mate.
I believe that Ambrosius Aulelianus probably was “Arthur.” He was probably descended from an ancestor who was a Roman citizen and official of some sort. His parents and grandparents may have given their children Roman names, based on names that had been in their family for several generations. On the other hand, he probably had a British name, or nickname, that was used by his British subjects--probably derived from some form of modern Welsh “arth” or Bear. The bear is a ferocious and strong animal, very determined in a fight, and would therefore make a good nickname for a courageous warlord. That would explain why in Welsh and Cornish tradition he was known as “Arthur,” not Ambrosius Aurelianus.
One piece of evidence for this is that Nennius, writing in the 9th century A.D., gives the same list of victorious battles as victories of “Arthur” as the list of victories that the 5th century chroniclers attributed to Ambrosius Arelianus.
Britons, many of whom in the period could read or write or speak Latin, could hardly be expected to use a stuffy, long Roman name for their hero. Instead they called him by his British name. And that is the name that stuck to him in subsequent legend and story.
An investigator, forget his name, Made a very convincing case that Ambrosius was actually Merlin and Arthur was not a name but a title, that I think meant eagle, and was given to people of certain status. He goes into historic documents, about ambrosius as a child, that Parallels that old story of Merlin having a psychic vision of 2 dragons underneath the castle.
Yes! There are so few documentaries regarding this period. There need to be more. Thank you
Arthur has always fascinated me. 1 man holding an entire world together, then he dies and it all goes with him.
I wouldn't say entire world.
But the whole land..!
Yes.
One land,
One king..!
Did you film all the B roll footage of all those hillforts? That must have been time consuming, but awesome. This documentary is grade A material. What a huge effort you've put in to produce a really amazing and informative documentary. Love it. I hope this stuff gets the recognition it deserves.
I did indeed! I am hoping to feature them and many more sites in documentaries to come over the years ! Thank you for your kind comment !
@@HistoryTime what a guy. Pure class act. You remind me of David Attenborough.
@@Scratchy314 David was always nature, not history.
Perhaps Simon Schama would be more accurate.
He does have a kind of David Attenborough vocal quality, albeit a bit more animated rather than David's rather laid back tone - albeit Simon has to engage his audience more as he's not dealing with living things that can hold your attention all by themselves.
Your videos are great. They do much more than just scrape the surface of the subject. They give a lot of information. Thanks for making it!!!
There are some issues I think ought to be addressed, perhaps in upcoming videos:
-The Edict of Carcalla is presented in a somewhat one-dimensional way here. True, it did weaken the military to a significant extent, as it removed a major motivation for joining the army. But crucially it also removed a major motivation to fight the Empire. If once peace is restored you become a full Roman citizen, plus you get the benefits of Roman infrastructure, plus squabbles between your chieftain and the one of the tribe on the other side of the hill become irrelevant... Well, you might just decide that it's not all bad now the Romans are here if you're legally one of them.That edict took the air out of lots of resistance movements, leading to a situation where troops were hardly needed to keep the Pax Romana.
-Borders such as Hadrian's Wall and the Limes in Germany were rather peaceful most of the time. One reason is that they said in very loud words, "OK, we Romans have what we wanted. You leave us be, we leave you be." It wasn't always true, of course, but normally for long enough to have decades of, if that, minor skirmishes. The other reason is, the borders were never closed to merchants and rarely to small, only lightly armed groups of migrants, such as families peacefully moving into the Empire. Getting wine to Scotland wasn't easy, but at the Roman garrisons you could buy it -and you could sell your own stuff there.
"We can crush you any time we want" was an important factor in maintaining the Pax Romana, definitely. But peace and comparative wealth by citizenship for all free people inside and huge volumes of trade were at least as important.
Btw: I'm writing this before I finish watching. Forgive me if I harped on things that are yet to come up.
Ah, the Dacians; they had curved swords. ...CURVED swords...
have you seen the great warriors of hammerfell ?
And reasonably priced cars!
Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don't.
Caracalla: *stabbed while taking a piss on the road side* "-Hmm, must've been the wind".
A man of culture I see
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Another possible candidate for "King Arthur" is a British "warlord" named Riotamus, a real historical figure of the late 5 century mentioned by a Gaul bishop Sidonius Apollinaris. Active c. 467 he came possibly from Britain ("from the Ocean") to aid Emperor Anthemius (467 - 473) against the Visigoths of Eurich and participated in a battle in which he was defeated but managed to escape the battlefield and find custody in the modern Burgundy.
Any traces of his fate disappear from historical records afterward. Although, Sidonius is quoted to title him "a king", the word itself was non-existent and clearly stems from the German "könig" or Scandinavian "konung" (both are the same word). The Roman equivalent was "rex" and meant some rank or administrative title (just like "dux" from which "duke" came) so whether Sidonius referred to him by his actual rank or the one he thought would suit Riotamus best is unclear but "king" and "kingdoms" in relation to the era are more confusing than otherwise. But this account undoubtedly points to the Roman heritage of both Riotamus and any other prominent British figure who continued to consider themselves servants and subjects of Rome long after 410 and possibly as long as Romanized segments existed in Britain. Also, the translation matters: "king of Britons" or "king of the Britons"? The former implies only a faction, and the latter represents all the people of Roman Britain which may have or not have been the case.
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Hadrian's wall was surplanted for a time by Antionne's Wall
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Britain is such a fascinating place. One day I tour the entire Island looking for historical sites and monuments. One day.
You'll be spoilt for choice ;)
You and me both friend
Try living in a large city now in GB . It is fucked .
@@davidcoleman2463 rural towns for the win my friend
Best wishes from the wirral ,site of the great battle of Brunanburh/Bromborough 937AD..Wirral namechecked albeit in Welsh in the medieval poem of sir Gawain and the green knight...
i could listen to your documentaries all day, every day, you are so calm yet you convey your enthusiasm for your subject so well, reminiscent of the great documentary makers pre- this world of instant gratification and soundbites with no substance
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I love the mystery of period in British history. Thanks for putting together a great episode on this.
Always super excited to see new uploads. You do phenomenal work, and this is a time period I am very interested in.
Great video!!!
Love the in depth look into the time period. You can tell some serious effort was put into the making of this video vs a lot of the other “ made for the radio” channels content.
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Excellent documentary on an often overlooked period in Europe's history.
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What a great analogy, Gregor. 😁👍
😂 and ‘a wiff’ of times (& girls) gone by
Don't do it, breh. It's all comfy and wistful until the reason they're an ex resurges.I'm an utter idiot beyond redemption and I've made that mistake so many times. (My exes are fine)
Problems don't get smoothed out with time. They ferment and become more toxic from time enhanced magnitude and distortion.
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Uh huh, I see you, I've said that too. Funny how it never stays that way.
was just at hadrians wall two weeks ago at sycamore gap never been so wet in my life i can see the romans posted there thinking wtf are we here for still very wild and untamed loved it going back when the weather is better
Incredible place. I was there a few weeks ago too!
@@HistoryTime im really enjoying this you are a great orator this trip back in time is fantastic
davidenko2468 if you do, you'll be surrounded by Americans looking for Robin Hood......
@@neildahlgaard-sigsworth3819 haha yeah locksley was a few hours walking distance from home in nottingham 😂
Wet because of the rain....right?
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This has been my favourite piece of yours to watch and comprehend Pete. Such meticulous research is timeless and I'm sure will be counted on in future by swathes of educators. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to life in such a fascinating way.
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I saw in a 1936 Encyclopedia Brittanica, I still have it, that the coast of England wasn't the same in for instance the time of ancient Rome, as now. That's because of sections of land having been eroded away, into the sea. It also showed a map of those sections of land.
A fantastic documentary! The wealth of information in it is astounding, especially compared to many "mainstream" productions that increasingly seem to cater to viewers whose erudition roughly equals that of nomadic herdsmen.
I can only imagine the amount of work and time it took to compile all relevant information, and am grateful for that effort.
Many thanks!
"mainstream" productions that increasingly seem to cater to viewers whose erudition roughly equals that of nomadic herdsmen.
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OMG laugh out loud.
And now you sound just like the colonizers who based assumptions of nomadic peoples on their own lifestyles!
@@catofthecastle1681 So?
A good candidate for Arthur is Arten ap Seisyll of Cardigan, 730. whose son was Dyfnwallon, whose son was Meurig whose daughter was Angharad, who was married to Rhordi Marwr. Their children were Anarawd ap Rhordi, whose son was Elise Ap Anarwd. Their daughter was Prawst Verch Elise who was married to Seisyllt Ap Ednowain, whose son was Lewellyn. Rhordi was also father of Cadell and Merfyn. Cadell sired Hywell, father of Owain, who married Angharad, daughter of Lewellyn ap Merfyn. Their son was Maredydd whose daugher was Anghared, wife of Lewelln. Their child was Gruffydd, who was married to Ealgah who was defeated by William. Ealgah was daughter of Algar, daughter of Godiva. Ealgah's mother was Elgifu, daugher of Ethelred who descended from Alfred the Great. Gruffydd and Elgah's daughter was Nest, who was married to Osborn Fitz Richard (a Norman), whose daughter was Nest, whose daughter was Sybil de Neufmarche married to Miles of Glouchester, whose daughter was Bertha, whose daughter was Sybil de Braose whose son was William de Ferrers, married to Agnes (daughter of Hugh of Chester, grandson of Henri I., whose son was Strongbow.married to Eva McMurrough, daughter of Mora O'Toole and Dermott (who traces to Brian Boru. 26 generations of daughters and sons leads to my mother.
History was never like this at school. I love it, thank you for posting!
The only problem at Birdoswald is that a bend of the River Irthing is gradually eating away the southern ridge that the Roman fort of Camboglanna stands on, and unless some serious shoring up isn't done in the next few years, the whole site will one day topple down into the river. We have far too few Roman buildings in Britain to allow the loss of such an important site. 😢
Indeed. I contemplated this a few weeks ago as I looked out over the (incredibly windy) ridge
This is the same Camboglanna that's some conjecture was the site of the battle of Camlann where Arthur and Medraut we're killed
The Roman Legions could never defeat the Celts at Hadrian's Wall.
@@kj-my7se what mushrooms did you eat?
Fascinating times. Reoccupation of hill forts abandoned for centuries. Would be like us reoccupying ruins from the 1600s
mainly just the earth work was left in most cases. No need to resculpt the land if it was already convenient...
Wow! This video was extremely well produced. You certainly did your homework to present this video. Congrats!! 👍
One of my favorite history channels this is. I'm a self proclaimed youtube history channel expert ... so take that for what it is. You are one of the best. When I watch your channel it's like listening to a story as opposed to some dude droning on about stuff.
You have the most perfect voice for documentaries :D
Great documentary. I've been reading about Arthur for some decades now. However, you shed a new light on matters for me. Keep up the good work!
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Absolutely amazing! Thank you for doing all of this! I just can't seem to find next episode on your page. Did you ever make "The Old North 500 to 650"? If so, can you possibly send me a link? Thank you again.
Another masterpiece Pete. Thank You for all this wonderful and so valuable work.
The guy who makes these videos is the hero we need but don't deserve. Great work these documentaries are awesome. You got my sub.
I've been watching a few of your documentaries and the quality is amazing. Someone needs to get you in contact with a major streaming service..
Brilliant documentary…..content, narration, music….best ive ever found….will be rewatching
many times……
You did a pretty good job of making this video in you're own. I have seen a lot of this kind of vid's but this one stands pretty much above them. Hello from the netherlands near the river what the romans called Isala
This was an especially interesting installment. I hadn't heard much about the unteregnum (if you can call it that) between the Roman and Midevil periods.
Again I can't get enough of your documentaries ! Thank you so much!!!!
thank you for this documantaire . i like the pass you youre keeping , the footage , image's and localy shot video's are very sharp and the pictures off the city's or outpost's ... well , take's me little to nothing to imagine how it would have been like in those days. As i do like history but also fantasy , this documantary connects very well with one off my personal favorite "Camelot/king Arthur "story"s. The singing sword by Jack Whyte. looking forward to see the next episode"s and well thanks again ,for your efforts to make and share this beautifull kind off mystical piece off history.
For a one man team your work is really amazing! Appreciate you mate
Fantastic, love the longer more in depth film.
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AGREED.
wow this was so good i clicked on it not expecting to watch the whole thing but was hooked after the first 2 minutes some of the best content i have seen yet.
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Another great video.
I really enjoyed the Skystone books by Jack Whyte about this period. His spin on the Arthur Legend is the most sound to my thinking. I highly recommend the series.
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WOW! Incredibly well done and incredibly informative! You've given me an enormous amount of information most of which I had no idea of!
You can just hear Arthur screaming for Merlin
That's gotta be one of the best TV shows
Liked and subscribed. Good job in making the video. I'm a crazy Mexican living in England, and I get excited to think I have visited half of the places mentioned here, and I look forward to visit the other half. cheers!
Fascinating, enriching, very good production, thank you.
fascinating stuff,excellent documentary.well done for doing this all by yourself and thank you for posting.
The bust shown as Ammianus Marcellinus at 14.07 is actually Constantine the Great
Constantine, granddad or great granddad of the 1st Arthur if ancient manuscripts and title deeds of early church record lists of tithes & oaths and the contracts between office and eccliesiarchy are renewed for a new bishop, prince or magistrate etc.
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Quite agree...
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This is a really good video. Very comprehensive, historically, and with good production values. Nice work!
Outstanding. Thank you.
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Monumental - the story this covers and the video itself. Thanks.