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Who was the roman emperor who first legalized christianity and founded the first st. peter's in rome?

Who was the roman emperor who first legalized christianity and founded the first st. peter's in rome?
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Who was the roman emperor who first legalized christianity and founded the first st. peter's in rome?

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This was Emperor Constantine.

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Constantine is your answer.
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