No. Not what I said.
While we're on that subject, which pope was it who decided to institute the celibate priesthood? Because it hasn't been around for the entire history of the Church, right? Also, when was it decreed that Mary didn't die, but was "Assumed" (I guess that's the word; whatever the root of "Assumption Day" is) into heaven?
So, it’s a secret? Or you don’t know which Roman Emperor decided that Mary never died?