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The first person credited with introducing monotheism to the Romans is often considered to be the Jewish prophet and religious leader, Moses, through the influence of Judaism. However, it was during the reign of Emperor Constantine in the early 4th century AD that Christianity, a monotheistic faith, gained prominence and acceptance in the Roman Empire, leading to broader recognition of monotheism among Romans. Constantine's Edict of Milan in 313 AD significantly advanced the status of Christianity and its monotheistic beliefs within Roman society.

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