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Nice is a town in France. You are referring to the first council of Nicaea (in today's Turkey), led by Emperor Constantine, which in AD 325 sought to attain a consensus of modern beliefs in Christianity.
Yes, Constantine did build the Hippodrome of Constantinople.
The Roman Emperor, Constantine, called the first Council of Nicaea.
Roman emperor Constantine
AnswerThe Roman emperor Constantine did not personally develop the Nicene Creed, but he did call the Council of Nicaea and lend it imperial authority in its deliberations. The bishops present at the Council decided matters of theology, but looked to Constantine for leadership.
he was important because he was not cool or nice
Constantine had hoped that the Christian Church would be a unifying force in his vast empire, but to his dismay found Christianity riven by divisions and disagreements. He called the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE, to reach agreement on beliefs and practices that should then become common throughout the Christian Church.
Constantinople
Constantine was baptized by Pope Sylvester I in 314 or 315. Only a Catholic could call a Council, as he did: The Council of Nicea, and hence, he had to be baptized into the Catholic Church prior to 325. Although not a bishop, he called the assembled bishops there "brothers".
Constantinople
It officially began at the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD by Emperor Constantine.
The City was founded in 327 AD .