The Edict of Milan: Religious Freedom for Christians

313 CE · Milan · religious

The Edict of Milan (313), issued by Constantine I and Licinius, granted Christians freedom throughout the Empire; the persecutions came to an end and confiscated church property was restored.

| Christianity gained the protection of the state, and Western civilization entered upon its Christian axis.

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What was The Edict of Milan: Religious Freedom for Christians?
The Edict of Milan (313), issued by Constantine I and Licinius, granted Christians freedom throughout the Empire; the persecutions came to an end and confiscated church property was restored.
When did The Edict of Milan: Religious Freedom for Christians happen?
313 CE
Where did The Edict of Milan: Religious Freedom for Christians take place?
Milan