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Late Roman Christianity initially operated through multiple autonomous major churches, not a single centralized church hierarchy.
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"If you let in local elites, you have to give them autonomy. And, towards the end of the Roman Empire, there are five major..."
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The Holy Roman Empire was not holy, not Roman, and not much of an empire.
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