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Constantine was the Roman Emperor who made Christianity the state religion, even though he was not baptized until he was on his deathbed.
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Who was constininople named after?
Costantine 1
Under wich emperor did rome adopt Christianity as its official religion?
Costantine
Whose conversion to Christianity helped make Christianity acceptable on rome?
Costantine
Who were the primary leaders in the roman republic?
Augustus, Julius Cesar and The last one was Costantine Chicken invaders
What actors and actresses appeared in Mafiosa - 2010?
The cast of Mafiosa - 2010 includes: Anwar Albaba as Bodyguard Carmen Argenziano as Sebastian Joseph Aviel as Bodyguard Sam Bauso as Bodyguard Blake Berris as Bruce Harris Rodney Blakely as Bodyguard Brian Burnett as Nico Lombardo Justin Cross as Bodyguard Fiona Dourif as Samantha Hunter Jason Gerhardt as Tucker Harris Katrina Law as Alex Johnson John Loper as Bodyguard Damien Luvara as Costantine Lombardo Curtis Norton as Grave Digger Rogger Ojeda as Stu Hansen Jordi Vilasuso as Vinny Curt Wiser as Grave Digger
What movie and television projects has Damien Luvara been in?
Damien Luvara has: Played Enriquez in "ER" in 1994. Played Yuri as a Teenager in "A Promise Kept: The Oksana Baiul Story" in 1994. Played Angelo Santini in "Black Dahlia" in 1998. Played Matthew Micheals in "Children of the Living Dead" in 2001. Played Elya Yelnats in "Holes" in 2003. Played Neighborhood Guy in "Honey" in 2003. Played Gang Banger in "The Drone Virus" in 2004. Played Marine in "E-Ring" in 2005. Played Raoul in "All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos" in 2005. Played Rick Garcia in "Kids in America" in 2005. Played Costantine Lombardo in "Mafiosa" in 2010. Played David in "Bold Native" in 2010. Played World in "L.A. Noire" in 2011. Performed in "Meth Head" in 2013.
When did emperor Constantine rule that Christianity will be the formal religion of the roman empire?
After witnessing an image of the crucified Jesus Christ in the sky, at least according to later Christian propaganda, Emperor Constantine (who was Emperor of only one quarter of the then Roman Empire) proceeded to win the battle for Rome by defeating Emperor Maxentius in 312 C.E. It is as true, and rather more likely, that Constantine witnessed a falling meteorite which he was then told was a sign from the Christian God. Too, he may have come across a weather phenomenon know as the 'halo effect' by which the sun is reflected off freezing water in the sky to peculiar effect when viewed from the ground. It should be noted that at this time that the heavily outnumbered Constantine was desperate for any sign that would confirm his faltering, virginal faith. Constantine, Roman emperor from 306 AD to 337 AD, converted Christianity from a persecuted cult to a religion--one among many, however-- that was to be recognized throughout the Empire. In 312 AD, the emperor decreed that, from that time forth, the persecution of Christianity was to end. It is worth noting however, that Costantine was sufficiently canny to leave the heads of 'pagan' Roman gods on the coins, did not convert all the temples to churches, and did not himself get baptised until the hour of his death.
