[DOC] [TLE] Constantine the Great - Wikipedia [PAR] Constantine the Great also known as Constantine I or Saint Constantine (in the 
Orthodox Church as Saint Constantine the Great, Equal-to-the-Apostles), was a 
Roman Emperor from 306 to 337 AD. Constantine was the son of Flavius 
Valerius Constantius, a Roman army ... His father became Caesar, the deputy 
emperor in the west in 293 AD. [DOC] [TLE] Constantine the Great and Christianity - Wikipedia [PAR] While the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great reigned (306337 AD), 
Christianity began to transition to the dominant religion of the .... Unlike "old" 
Rome, the city began to employ overtly Christian architecture, contained 
churches ... Constantine required those who had not converted to Christianity to 
pay for the new city. [DOC] [TLE] The Rise of Christianity - Historical Atlas of the Mediterranean [PAR] Christians also cared for the sick in non-Christian communities, which would 
increase the ... Whilst the Roman Emperor blamed the Great Fire of Rome of 64 
AD on the ... 306-337 AD), was the first Roman Emperor to be converted to 
Christianity. ... to move the capital city of the Roman Empire from Rome to a 
brand new city... [DOC] [TLE] Christianity: The Official Religion of the Roman Empire - UNRV [PAR] While the rise of Christianity to dominate western religion may very well have 
been ... In the early 4th century, 306 AD, Constantine rose to Emperor in the West 
upon the ... Christian conversion in order to maintain the approval of the non-
Christian ... When the Roman capital was moved to the city of Byzantium, 
Constantine... [DOC] [TLE] Church History - Theo 352 Adjunct Professor - Rev. Jacquelyn E ... [PAR] Constantine  Conversion or political maneuver? (Emperor 306-337 AD). A. ... 
The Great Persecution  Diocletian sought to restore glory of Rome by 
centralizing power ... Rome (Constantine's upgraded capital city, now called 
Constantinople, ... exemption from military service for those who moved there (
Gonzalez,. 120). [DOC] [TLE] Constantine I - Ancient History Encyclopedia [PAR] Apr 19, 2013 ... Realizing that the Roman Empire was too large for one man to ... the split empire, 
moving the capital away from Old Rome and build a new capital, .... a toleration of 
all religions (it would later be co-signed by Licinius). ... Constantine realized that 
Old Rome was not the city he wanted for a .... Advertisement. [DOC] [TLE] From Persecution to Christianization in the Later Empire - Ancient ... [PAR] Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity in the early fourth century A.D. 
is .... in rule to govern cooperatively, each controlling a separate district, capital 
city, .... Blaming Christians' hostility to traditional Roman religion, Diocletian in 
A.D. ... Constantine (ruled 306337), Diocletian's successor, changed the 
empire's... [DOC] [TLE] Religion - The Roman Empire [PAR] In so far as the Romans had a religion of their own, it was not based on any ... AD 
to the mysteries, which were of Greek origin, and to the cults of the east. ... Before 
Servius Tullius moved the center of her worship to Rome, it was .... During the 
reign of Julius Caesar Jews were granted freedom of worship in the city of Rome,
... [DOC] [TLE] Emperor Constantine the Great (306337). The Importance of His ... [PAR] Jun 4, 2013 ... A religious role of importance that, as Schmemann describes it, no one denies 
but ... make the greatest effort to synthesize the ambiguities of Constantine's 
conversion. ..... If anyone was moved to embrace the true religion, he was not at 
once ... Given the nature of Roman law, the common practice of capital... [DOC] [TLE] Constantine the Great Roman Emperor [PAR] Constantine I (306 - 337 A.D.) ... Constantine's Conversion ... Constantine's 
profession of Christianity was not an unmixed blessing to the church. ... his mark 
on the city of Rome with an ambitious building program, both secular and 
religious. .... Greek city of Byzantium as Constantinople and made it the capital of 
the empire. [DOC]

Question: 306-337 A.D.:Converted to a non-Roman religion & moved the capital city
Answer: Constantine