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312
Constantine converts to Christianity
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321
Constantine makes Sunday a public Holiday
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325
Council of Nicea was formed
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331
Constantine requests 50 copies of sacred Scriptures from Eusebius
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367
Athanasius' festal letter, defining canon of Christian Scripture in Catholic Church
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405
completion of Jerome's translation of "the Bible" into Latin
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431
Ecumenical council held at Ephesus refutes Nestorianism.
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553
Ecumenical council at Constantinople affirms teaching of previous councils.
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563
Columba establishes a monastery at Iona.
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Aug 29, 664
Synod of Whitby ratifies the authority of the Pope in England.
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Aug 29, 1200
Book of Revelation + Oecumenius' commentary
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Aug 29, 1397
John Wycliffe prepares first English translation of the Bible
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Aug 29, 1450
First printed edition of the Bible
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Ecumenical Council at Constantinople revises the Nicene creed to its current form.
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Synod at Carthage ratifies the 27 books of the New Testament as sacred scripture.
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Following a mission authorised by Pope Gregory I, St. Augustine becomes the first Archbishop of Canterbury.
