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He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
He made the Christian religion legal.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoIn ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
In ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
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∙ 12y agoIn ad 313, the emperor Constantine made all religions legal. Christianity included.
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∙ 11y agoConstantine issued the Edict of Milan.
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∙ 12y agoHe made the Christian religion legal.
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Who was emperor of the Romans in the year 300 ad?
the emperor in the time and years of 300 AD was Emperor Constantine
What year was Constantine the first Roman Emperor to support Christianity?
Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.Constantine was the Roman emperor from 306 or 307 to his death in 337.
Did Constantine live in the AD 300s?
ConstantineI, also known as Constantine the great was born in 272 and died in 337. he became a co-emperor in 306 and sole emperor in 324
Who was the emperor of the Romans in the 300 ad?
Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.Tiberius was the emperor in 35 AD.
The first christian roman emperor was?
Constantine was the first christian emperor
How did Constantine reunite the roman empire?
In 324 AD when he had defeated his co-emperor Licinius.
What emperor established the Edict of Milan in 313?
Constantine.
The emperor responsible for the initial construction of Constantinople was?
Constantine the Great, whom the Christians proclaimed Saint after the Edict of Milan at 313 AD
Who was the emperor established the Edict of Milan in 313?
Constantine
Who was the emperor who established the Edict of Milan in 313?
Constantine
When is the reign of Emperor Constantine who reunities the empire?
Emperor Constantine ruled the Roman Empire from 324 AD- 337 AD
What was Constantine's edict 527?
The Edict of Milan was 313 AD.
Who was the emperor of Rome in 324 AD?
Constantine.
Who was emperor of the Romans in the year 300 ad?
the emperor in the time and years of 300 AD was Emperor Constantine
What is the decree that made Christianity legal?
The decree that made Christianity a legal religion was the Edict of Milan issued in 313 AD. Remember, though, that this order only made Christianity legal, not official.
When did the emperor rule of Constantine?
The notable rule of the ancient Roman emperor Constantine began in 307 AD/CE and lasted until 337 AD/CE.
Emperor established the Edict of Milan in 313?
The Edict of Milan marked a dramatic change in the way Christians were treated in the Roman Empire. They would now be tolerated instead of persecuted. They would be compensated for property that had been seized.
