Rome originally tried stamping out Christianity. Often times the Emporer's would blame the Christians for many problems going on in the country, and went as far as burning many Christians at the stake, driving the religion underground. However, this all changed when Empreror Constatine converted to Christianity.
the Romans religion was Christianity
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Constantine I, Emperor of Rome in the beginning of the 4th century.
Some of the problems encountered when defining the beginning of the Middle Ages is determining the beginning of Christianity and coinciding that with the fall of Rome.
They were worshipped for a time in rome during the Pax Romana period and until the fall of rome then most of rome turned to christianity.
Yes, both the Edict of Milan in 313 AD and the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD occurred during the period of Roman Christianity. The Edict of Milan legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire under Emperor Constantine, while the Council of Nicaea was convened by Constantine to address theological disputes within the Christian community.
he legalized Christianity in Rome, but did not make Rome officially a Christianity state
Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.Yes and no, it all depends upon the time you are asking about. At the beginning, no, Rome was pre Christian and worshiped many gods. Once Christianity was formed, it spread into the empire and eventually became the official religion of the Roman empire.
Christianity was illegal until the 200s and before then, Juddahism wsa popular
If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.If you mean ancient Rome, it would depend on the times. At the beginning of the city the king was the most powerful magistrate, during the republic it would have been a dictator and during the principate it was the emperor.
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Christianity was established as the main religion of Rome in AD 313.