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Where and when does the earliest evidence of Christianity in the Maghreb come from? Group of answer choices Cyprian, a wealthy lawyer who sold his estates and donated the money to the poor, became the Bishop of Carthage in 248. In 180 CE, five women and seven men from a small town near Carthage-one of whom carried copies of texts written by the Apostle Paul-were put to death by the Romans for their religious beliefs. It comes from the ancient city of Fez, Morocco, where the first Christian monastery on the North African coast was founded. The famous Serapeum in Alexandria, a temple dedicated to the god Serapis, was destroyed by a Christian mob in 391 on the orders of the patriarch Theophilus.