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Alexandria during the later 4th Century was an intolerant place with paganism under heavy attack by Christians climaxing in 391CE with the destruction of the large temple of Serapis (the Serapeum). Julian, the last pagan Emperor several decades earlier had condemned the Alexandrians for adopting Christianity and leaving the pagan beliefs. The video discusses the change the city went through to the end of paganism.
Movie clips are from Agora released 2009
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
02:38 The Growing Intolerance In Alexandria
07:14 Intolerance of the Christain Patriarchs
11:24 The Christian monks and the Parabalani
12:37 The attack on the Serapeum
13:38 The murder of the pagan philospher Hypatia
14:31 Julian on Christianity
17:37 Julian castigates the Alexandrian Christians
25:58 The Islamic conquest of Alexandria
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