Rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire

Founding of Rome

753 BCE

Founding of Rome

Start Of the Republic

509 BCE

"The Roman Republic was installed after the Roman kingdom was overthrown in 509BC"
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First Punic War

264 BCE

The First Punic War start
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Roman Rule of Judea

Period: 63 BCE to 632

Started in 63 BC "ended" in 632 AD in the Muslim conquest of Syria, the lifetime of Jesus (4-33 AD) This has gone through the Great Jewish Revolt (66-73) Source 1
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Death Of Ceaser

44 BCE

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Start of the Empire

27 BCE

This year Octavian had the title Augustus bestowed upon him.
This is the year where that I will call the end of the republic

Jesus

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Jesus's life is most of the New Testament of the bible, and Jesus got a discipleship. Jesus was betrayed by Judas who turned him into the roman soldiers. Pontius Pilate would have Jesus put on the cross, having all of our sins washed away. After which in Revelation Jesus tells his disciples to spread his word of forgiveness. Source 1
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Pontius Pilate

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I feel that Pontius Pilate is always getting the short end of the rope. He didn't actually want to send Jesus to the cross, but other religious leaders wanted Pontius Pilate to, and strong-armed Pontius Pilate to sending Jesus to the cross.
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Saint Paul

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Legend has it, that Saul was a persecutor of Christians, one day (sometime between 33-36) Jesus came to Saul, and converted him to Christianity, and changed his name to Paul. Paul spent the rest of his life spreading the word. Source

Great Fire of Rome

64

From July 18, to July 24 64 CE, A fire Supposedly started my Emperor Nero, who blamed Christians, set fire to Rome, he also persecuted Christians. Source

St Perpetua

203

Perpetua is a very famous Saint because she wrote a book on her imprisonment, and trial. This book is one of the only books that has been written by a woman, that still exist today from the ancient Rome. Source

Constantine The Great

272

He would win the battle of Milvian Bridge. Make the Edict of Milan, thus outlying the rights of Christians. He also organised the council of Nicea, where most the rule of Christianity was set. He also converted to Christianity sometime in 312 AD, becoming the first Christian emperor. He then died on May 22, 337.
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Great Persecution of 303 CE

303

In 260 there was a law guaranteeing the rights of Christians. When Emperor Diocletian came to power, he mostly respected that law. His first act against Christians, were to purge them from the military (happened in 302), He then overturned the laws passed in 260 and started extreme persecutions which only ended during Constantine's reign in 313. Source 1
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Battle of the Milvian Bridge

312

The day Constantine takes power and recognizes the christian god.
Lactantius says that Constantine had a vision, which would be translated to write X&P (the first 2 letters of Christ in Greek) on his shields.
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Edict of Milan

313

Constantine (and Licinius) created the Edict of Milan which granted freedom of religion, gave Christians of legal rights, allowed Christians to organize churches, and returned stolen property back to Christians. Source

Theodosius I

347

Theodosius was the last roman emperor to control the entire roman empire. (for 5 months until he died) He also made Christianity the state religion, in the Theodosian Code XVI.1.2, technically made other religions illegal, but other than that there are no other major religious intolerance.
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Fall Of Rome

476

Fall of Rome
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Fall of Constantinople

May 29, 1453

Constantinople was conquered by Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II on Tuesday, 29 May 1453,