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Rome, the Emperor Constantine moved the capital

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Rome, the Emperor Constantine moved the capital to Byzantium, renamed Constantinople, which quietly buried the foreshadowing of the Great Schism of the East and west. Such behavior has alienated the East and West, and created estrangement.（332）

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