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Constantine And His Father Were Proclaimed Gods By Their Contemporaries - The Historian's Hut
Constantine (r. 306-337), despite his famed favoritism for Christianity, was not an adherent of Christian beliefs for most of his life. Modern Oxford University Press texts officially list Constantine’s date of birth as 272 or 273 (although the date is contested), and he only began actively positioning himself on the side of Christianity in the last two or three decades of his life. In the long pre-Christian period of his existence, Constantine …
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