Pope Anastasius I

Pope during early Christian church period

Pope Anastasius I - Leaders & Politicians
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Served as Pope from 399 until death in 401. Preceded by Pope Siricius and succeeded by Pope Innocent I. Focused on fostering church unity and addressing early theological disputes. Influenced church governance and doctrine during a formative period of Christianity. Contributed to the establishment of the papal authority within the Christian church.

Served as the 39th Pope of Rome

Emphasized church unity and governance

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