Contrary to the headlines, this archaeological find does not change the way #Christianity in the Roman Empire is perceived by historians; it had long been clear that Emperor #Constantine was not a convinced Christian and supported Christianity for reasons of power politics. But the fact that a large #pagan temple was built during his reign is still remarkable.
https://www.newsweek.com/pagan-temple-challenges-history-roman-christianity-1858210
#acheology #RomanEmpire #history
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