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• KUSHIMO OLUWANIFEMI SHARON 22/10171
• TAWOSE IYINOLUWA VICTORIA 22/10133
• AKINOLA AYODEJI SOLOMON 22/10199
• OGWUMA JAMES IHECHI 22/10124
GROUP 5 (MARTYRDOM OF POLYCARP).

HISTORY ASSIGNMENT on history in architecture

WHO WAS POLYCARP?
St.Polycarp was the Greek bishop of
Smyrna and an apostolic father who was
the leading 2nd
century Christian figure in
roman asia. He was a student of St.john
and was also assumed to see the last
apostle (john). He lived from 65-155AD

Toward the end of his life,Polycarp visited bishop
anicetus of rome to discuss with him the date at
which the easter festival was to be celebrated. The
two men counld not reach an agreement on a
common date on which to celebrate easter, so
they agreed they should use any date of there
choice. On his return to Smyrna,Polycarp was
arrested by roman proconsul for being a Christian
for not sacrificing to the gods.

Proconsul ordered him to blaspheme Christ.
St.Polycarp refused and was to be burned alive.
The executioners tied his hands behind his back, after
praying the executioners set the fire, but the large
flames formed an arch, gently encircling but not
burning his body.
Officals ordered a spearsman to pierce him. Such a
quantity of blood flowed from his left side that it put
out the fire.

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HISTORY ASSIGNMENT on history in architecture

1. • KUSHIMO OLUWANIFEMI SHARON 22/10171 • TAWOSE IYINOLUWA VICTORIA 22/10133 • AKINOLA AYODEJI SOLOMON 22/10199 • OGWUMA JAMES IHECHI 22/10124 GROUP 5 (MARTYRDOM OF POLYCARP).

3. WHO WAS POLYCARP? St.Polycarp was the Greek bishop of Smyrna and an apostolic father who was the leading 2nd century Christian figure in roman asia. He was a student of St.john and was also assumed to see the last apostle (john). He lived from 65-155AD

4. Toward the end of his life,Polycarp visited bishop anicetus of rome to discuss with him the date at which the easter festival was to be celebrated. The two men counld not reach an agreement on a common date on which to celebrate easter, so they agreed they should use any date of there choice. On his return to Smyrna,Polycarp was arrested by roman proconsul for being a Christian for not sacrificing to the gods.

5. Proconsul ordered him to blaspheme Christ. St.Polycarp refused and was to be burned alive. The executioners tied his hands behind his back, after praying the executioners set the fire, but the large flames formed an arch, gently encircling but not burning his body. Officals ordered a spearsman to pierce him. Such a quantity of blood flowed from his left side that it put out the fire.

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