The baptism of constantine" is historically inaccurate. in reality, constantine was on his deathbed when he was baptized. why do you think that the artist chose to depict constantine's conversion to christianity as having taken place in the prime of his life?

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Cale Mccoy

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3 December, 07:12

The baptism of constantine" is historically inaccurate. in reality, constantine was on his deathbed when he was baptized. why do you think that the artist chose to depict constantine's conversion to christianity as having taken place in the prime of his life?

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Haven Gallegos · Answer 1

To underscore Constantine's part in propelling Christianity. Not exclusively did he make Christianity legitimate in the domain, yet he set up the Council of Nicea, which finished many questions between different orders in Christianity. It likewise settled which of the numerous accounts and compositions concerning Christ ought to be placed in the Bible.