{{Rome}}'''Constantine I''' (274 - May 22, 337 AD) was a [[Rome|Roman]] [[Emperor]] famous for being the first Christian Emperor of Rome, and legalizing [[Christianity]].
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{{Rome}}'''Constantine I''' (274 – May 22, 337 AD) was a [[Rome|Roman]] [[Emperor]] famous for being the first Christian Emperor of Rome, and legalizing [[Christianity]].
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He is often held up by the [[Church]] as the ideal religious [[ruler]], ruling at the will of the just [[God]] who ended the persecution of Christians. His regnal name in Latin is,
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He is often held up by the [[Church]] as the ideal religious [[ruler]], ruling at the will of the just [[God]] who ended the persecution of Christians. His regnal name in Latin is, ''Imperator Caesar Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus Augustus''.
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Imperator Caesar Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus Augustus