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c. 60
 
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St Paul arrives in Rome a prisoner, but then spends two years freely preaching Christianity      
c. 64
 
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Early Christian tradition states that both Peter and Paul meet death in Rome as martyrs, possibly as a result of the fire of AD 64       
c. 75
 
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The Acts of the Apostles are written, probably by Luke – the evangelist and companion of Paul on his final journey to Rome        
c. 80
 
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The earliest of the Christian gospels, that of St Mark, is written down - possibly in Asia Minor or Syria       
177
 
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On the order of Marcus Aurelius, Christians in Lyons are tortured to death - an instance of persecution unusual at this time      
c. 232
 
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A house in Doura-Europus is adapted for Christian worship - the earliest surviving example of its kind      
c. 245
 
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Origen, living in Caesarea, compiles the Hexapla, displaying versions of the Old Testament in six columns for comparative study       
c. 250
 
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The Christians of Rome use the catacombs as tomb chambers, and decorate the walls with murals on New Testament themes      
258
 
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Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, is one of many Christians martyred for refusing to sacrifice to the Roman gods       
c. 300
 
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St Anthony, one of the early Christian hermits in the Egyptian desert, is tempted by terrifying hallucinations