…by the classical world with these mystery cults. Its mythology, its miracle was essentially equivalent to that of the mysteries. With Constantine, in the early fourth century, 325 or so, Christianity was recognized as one of the religions of the roman world.…

…There were hardly any European Participants in these. The center of gravity of the roman empire shifted to Constantinople when Constantine founded that city. Constantine himself was an Asian not a second place and a very miserable second place of course…

…any European Participants in these. The center of gravity of the roman empire shifted to Constantinople when Constantine founded that city. Constantine himself was an Asian not a second place and a very miserable second place of course the roman empire fell…

…brought in by force during the time of the roman occupation of Europe. The christianization of Europe took place principally following Constantine in the 4th century I think it was around 327 that he declared Christianity to be a permitted religion within…

…of the world, from perhaps 100 000 BC. So much for the roman empire up to the 4th century but then we have Constantine who converts that whole empire into a Christian Empire. Now along the Danube, as I say there were Persian Soldiers and the Persian…

…role to the sacrifice. It's a big story. So here we are, here's the killer of the divine bull. Then we have after Constantine Theodosius, end of the fourth century, who declared no religion is to exist in the roman empire but the Christian Religion, no…

…in the classical world through roman times until the conversion of the roman empire into a Christian Empire with Theodosius, with Constantine around 327 or so AD, Christianity was recognized as one of the permitted religions in the roman empire. And very…

…in the classical world through roman times until the conversion of the roman empire into a Christian Empire with Theodosius, with Constantine around 327 or so AD, Christianity was recognized as one of the permitted religions in the roman empire and very…