Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino
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Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino
Summary
Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino is a faculty of letters[1].
Key Facts
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's field of work was Christian literature[2].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's field of work was ancient literature[3].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino is located in Madrid[4].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino is in the country of Spain[5].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's instance of is recorded as faculty of letters[6].
- Justin Martyr is named after Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino[7].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's headquarters location is recorded as Conciliar Seminary of Madrid[8].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's child organization or unit is recorded as Centro de Documentación San Justino[9].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's part of is recorded as San Damaso Ecclesiastical University[10].
- +2010-07-25T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino[11].
- Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's official website is recorded as https://www.sandamaso.es/literatura/[12].
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Founding
+2010-07-25T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino[11].
Identity
Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's part of is recorded as San Damaso Ecclesiastical University[10].
Operations
Faculty of Christian and Classical Literature San Justino's headquarters location is recorded as Conciliar Seminary of Madrid[8]. Its child organization or unit is recorded as Centro de Documentación San Justino[9].
Industry
Fields of work include Christian literature[2], a literary genre[13] and ancient literature[3], a sub-set of literature[14].