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   How did Constantine become a divus?

   • At the First Council of Nicaea Constantine united and re-founded the empire under an absolute head of state by divine dispensation and was honoured as the first Christian Imperial divus. On his death he was venerated and was held to have ascended to heaven.

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   Why was Anastasius a Christian emperor?

   • In the Eastern Empire, sworn adherence to Christian orthodoxy became a prerequisite of Imperial accession – Anastasius I signed a document attesting his obedience to orthodox doctrine and practice. He is the last emperor known to be consecrated as divus on his death (AD 518).

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   Why did Roman emperors cult?

   • For some Romans, this was caused by the neglect of traditional religious practices. For others – equally Roman – breakdown of empire was God's judgment on faithless or heretical Christians and hardened pagans alike. As Roman society evolved, so did cult to emperors: both proved remarkably resilient and adaptable.

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   Who was the first Roman to become a god?

   • Pompey also claimed Venus' personal favour, and built her a temple. But the first Roman to become a god, as part of aiming at monarchy, was Julius Caesar . Caesar could claim personal ties to the gods, both by descent and by office. He was from the gens Julia, whose members claimed to be "descended from Aeneas and his mother Venus ".

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2. www.believerspray.com › how-did-early-christianityHow Did Early Christianity Impact The Roman Empire

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   3 hours ago · Christianity was used as a way to unify the Empire and make it more powerful. The Emperor Constantine declared Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire in the 4th century, making it the unifying faith of the Empire. This gave Christianity immense power in Roman politics and allowed it to influence the Roman political structure.

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   3 hours ago · It therefore became a focus of theological and political debate during the ascendancy of Christianity under Constantine I. The emperor Julian failed to reverse the declining support for Rome's official religious practices: Theodosius I adopted Christianity as Rome's state religion. Rome's traditional gods and imperial cult were officially ...

4. trendsnewsline.com › 2024/05/23 › roman-emperorRoman Emperor Constantine The Great Obituary - Cause Of Death ...

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   3 hours ago · death – obituary– Cause of Death News : On May 22, 337, the world mourned the passing of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, also known as Constantine I. At the age of 65, Constantine left a lasting legacy that would shape the course of history for centuries to come.

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › White_CroatsWhite Croats - Wikipedia

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   1 day ago · Most what is known about the early history of White Croats comes from the work by the Byzantine emperor Constantine VII, De Administrando Imperio (10th century). In the 30th chapter, "The Story of the Province of Dalmatia" Constantine wrote: "The Croats at that time were dwelling beyond Bagibareia, where the Belocroats are now. From them split ...