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Which fourth-century Roman emperor legalized Christianity? A. Caligula B. Diocletian C. Constantine D. Commodus
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Which fourth-century Roman emperor legalized Christianity? A. Caligula B. Diocletian C. Constantine D. Commodus

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Under the influence of Constantine I, the Christian movement gradually underwent its major transformation from a previously underground and even criminal movement into an officially sanctioned religion of 'first rank' within the Roman Empire.
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I believe Constantine was the roman empire after supposedly seeing a vision from an angel.  
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