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Which emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire? A. Constantine B. Caligula C. Octavian D. Hadrian

Which emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire? A. Constantine B. Caligula C. Octavian D. Hadrian
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Which emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire? A. Constantine B. Caligula C. Octavian D. Hadrian

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c. Constantine

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That would be A, Constantine, in the year 313
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