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The '''Edict of Milan''' was issued by [[Constantine|Constantine I]] in 313 AD which fully legalized [[Christianity]] and all other [[religion]]s in the [[Roman Empire]]. It came shortly after the end of the [[Diocletian]] persecutions against Christianity. | The '''Edict of Milan''' was issued by [[Constantine|Constantine I]] in 313 AD which fully legalized [[Christianity]] and all other [[religion]]s in the [[Roman Empire]]. It came shortly after the end of the [[Diocletian]] persecutions against Christianity. | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, January 8, 2008
The Edict of Milan was issued by Constantine I in 313 AD which fully legalized Christianity and all other religions in the Roman Empire. It came shortly after the end of the Diocletian persecutions against Christianity.