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He put out the edict of Thessalonica. This would make Christianity the official religion of Rome.(Specifically Nicene Christianity)
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Battle too place between Constantine and Maxentius. After the battle it led Constantine to soon take over the roman empire and establish Christianity.
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Was a roman emperor who ruled between 306 and 337 AD. He was a roman emperor who professed Christianity. He initiated the evolution of the empire into a Christian empire. Claimed his military wins were because of god and Jesus.
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Perpetua was a Christian martyr who wrote a journal about her imprisonment. She was highly revered by old and modern Christians.
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The fire began in merchant shops around a chariot racing arena. Two thirds of Roman was destroyed. Historians believe Nero started the fire.
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After the great roman fire the emperor Nero blamed Christians for starting the fire. He used this as a scapegoat to avoid being blamed.
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This was a period were Rome ruled Israel.
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He is know as the central figure of Christianity. He was born in Bethlehem and was proclaimed to be the son of God and a Messiah. He was recorded to perform miracles A Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, Tortured and crucified Jesus.
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Know as saint paul was a prime figure in the Apostolic age. In the early ages of Jesus, he was persecuting Christians but he was blinded and nursed back to health by Christians. He then converted and wrote half of the book of Acts.
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The edict of Milan was a letter signed by Constantine and Licinius. It stated religions other than the roman polytheistic religion would be tolerated.
