Constantine the Great (1 jan 274 ano antes da era comum – 1 jan 33 ano antes da era comum)

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Constantine was a Roman emperor who lived from 274-337 AD. He was the first Roman Emperor who converted to Christianity. Many doubted the authenticity of his conversion and thought he just did it to use the church and his faith for political advantage. He called the first Christian Council of the Christian Church at Nicea in 325 AD and caused Christianity to be tolerated in the empire. He also commissioned 50 Bibles to be written for use in churches of Constantinople.

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