Ancient Chinese Historian Describes The First Christians (635 AD) // The Nestorian Stele @VoicesofthePast

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Taken from the text of the Nestorian Stele:
en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Nestorian_Monument:_An_Ancient_Record_of_Christianity_in_China/Translation_of_the_Nestorian_Inscription
Translation of the Nestorian Inscription by Jingjing, translated by Alexander Wylie

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