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Why were Christians persecuted after the Great Fire of Rome?
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Why were Christians persecuted after the Great Fire of Rome?

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Because Emperor Nero accused the Christians of setting the fire.

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The answer to the question is that t is carried out by the state and also by the local authorities on a sporadic. Also the Roman Emperor jointly promulgated the Edict of Milan.
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