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Which emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire? A. Constantine B. Caligula C. Octavian D. Hadrian
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Which emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire? A. Constantine B. Caligula C. Octavian D. Hadrian

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c. Constantine

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That would be A, Constantine, in the year 313
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