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 1  1,1 |      course states that the Roman Emperor Constantine's con to Christianity
 2  1,1 |           be transferred from the emperor to the Roman pope. Even
 3  1,1 |         II was the last Christian emperor, as true kingship depends
 4  1,16|          becoming the first Roman emperor to embrace the Christian
 5  2,5 |          the age of martyrs. This emperor's recognition of Christianity
 6  2,6 | assessment of the first Christian emperor, a view that is sadly lacking
 7  2,6 |        Christian Church. Thus the Emperor Constantine was genuinely
 8  2,6 |         that ultimately makes the Emperor Constantine what he is.
 9  2,6 |       where Christ had lived. The Emperor Constantine and the Empress
10  2,6 |          rest for the Church, the Emperor Constantine called a Council
11  2,7 |        Constantine and his fellow emperor Licinius in 313 AD, officially
12  2,9 |                               9.~ Emperor Theodosius carried this
13  2,9 |    conclusion with what act?~ The emperor enacted legislation that
14  3,5 |      insisted, “I am Caesar, I am emperor.” Prior to Vatican I devotion,
15  3,5 |           Imperator Totius Mundi (Emperor of the Entire World). (Although
16  4,7 |                    7.~ Under what emperor and between what years did
17  4,7 |         take place?~The Byzantine Emperor Leo V started a new attack
18  4,12|        the cause of the Byzantine Emperor Leo the Isaurian's issuing
19  4,19|         Iconoclasm, the Byzantine Emperor Constantine Copronymus,
20  6,1 |       sphere, each having its own emperor. This separation was further
21  6,2 | barbarians as well, the Christian Emperor of the East stood out as
22  6,2 |          in theory universal. The Emperor Justinian attempted to bridge
23  6,2 |          Justinian, no succeeding emperor made any serious attempts
24  6,4 |           Franks, Charlemagne, as emperor in 800. The Eastern Empire,
25  6,4 |      Christian world. The Eastern emperor therefore refused the political
26  6,10|    coronation in 1014, the German emperor Henry II demanded that the
27  6,15|        Roman (Constantinopolitan) emperor into an independent secular
28  6,15|           the city of Rome by the Emperor Constantine the Great to
29  6,18|        the sixteenth century, the Emperor Constantine confers upon