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Milan, Edict of
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Milan, Edict of

Decree of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great in AD 313 which secured toleration for Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.



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The vision was proved to be correct, and the new emperor issued the Edict of Milan early the following year in 313, politically guaranteeing tolerance to the Christian religion throughout the empire.
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