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Question 1

The greatest of the Hellenistic cities was

a. Cyrene.
b. Alexandria.
c. Persepolis.
d. Pella.
e. Babylon.

Question 2

What did the first bishop of Rome's successors become known as?

a. Bishops of Rome
b. Popes
c. Patriarchs of Jerusalem
d. Archbishops of Antioch
e. Patriarchs of Constantinople

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Reply #1 on: Sep 12, 2019

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