[Antoninus]

Today is the 1,707th anniversary of an event which changed human history forever ~ Constantine's victory at the Milvian Bridge outside of Rome.

I also posted an article about Constantine's famous vision, complete with primary source quotes, here.

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And God bless Constantine!!!!!!!!!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

It was a sad day.

[teppe]

Yet Constantine remained an unbaptised non-christian until he accepted baptism by Semi-Arian Bishop Eusibius of Nicodemia.

As I understand it, he then banished all Nicene bishops/priests from Rome and brought back the previously banished Arian Bishops/Priests.

And finally committed his son Constantinus(?) to be a Arian-Christian emperor.

Obviously Constantine had regrets about the Nicene Creed which he in-part dictated and coerced through threat of banishment.

[skepsel]

Related, from 2007, story of the finding of Maxentious’ imperial scepter:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1544019/Sceptre-from-Roman-emperor-exhibited.html