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2 January, 09:30

What Roman emperor ended the persecution of Christians?

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    A. D. 312. Constantine I was the first Roman Emperor to eventually convert to Christianity. Emperor Constantine I is often credited with converting the Roman Empire to Christianity. In fact, though he ended the persecution of Christians and eventually converted, some historians debate the true nature of his faith.
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