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380 BCE
Emperor Theodosius
He was the last Emperor to rule over both eastern and western rome -
313 BCE
Edict of Milan
Constantine the great created this to give religious freedom to the romans -
312 BCE
Battle of Milivan Bridge
The battle of Milivan Bridge took place between the 2 Roman Emperors Constantine I and Maxentius this battle gets its name from the bridge over the Tiber river. -
303 BCE
Great Persecution of 303 CE
In this time the Christians were heavily persecuted against by the Emperors, Diocletian and a few more. The Christians were stripped of their rights and were told to comply with the traditional religious practices of the Romans or they would not get their rights back. During this time they were very heavily persecuted against and the lost almost all of their rights -
272 BCE
Constantine the Great
Constantine is most famous for being the first Christian Emperor he switched to Christianity when he saw a cross in the sky and then that day he has a vision about a battle and then later he won that battle so he switched to Christianity. He then made The Edict of Milian and it gave the people of Rome the freedom of religion. he also created a city called Constantinople which had the first real church and it was a Christian city. He really was one of the main starters of Christianity in Rome now -
181 BCE
Perpetua
These are the oldest and most notable Christian texts it survives in Latin and Greek forms. -
86 BCE
Roman Rule of Israel (Begins)
Judea was under the rule of a Roman emperor and he hanged the way most of Judea was run. -
64 BCE
Great Fire of Rome
The great fire of Rome was a time where Rome was on fire and a lot of it burned and emperor Nero blamed this fire on the Christians -
30 BCE
Paul of Tarsus
the Apostle Paul was a teacher of the gospel he taught in the first century. -
4 BCE
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus Christ is a first-century Jewish preacher and religious leader He is the central figure of Christianity.
