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| During the 4th and 5th centuries, Christianity was the dominant religion of the European and Mediterranean world. From Ireland in the west to Ethiopia in the south-east, people had converted to the new Christian faith. Only one century later, the extent of Christianity would change drastically due to the spread of a new religion, Islam. | ||||||
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