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1  2,1 |     proclaimed, not a policy of toleration, but the predominance of
2  2,2 |       in the edict of religious toleration lies Constantine’s great
3  2,3 |   proclaimed complete religious toleration. He allowed the pagans to
4  2,3 |         the policy of religious toleration and manifested a decided
5  2,3 |   chosen creed left no room for toleration of paganism.~ The family
6  2,3 |         some extent a policy of toleration toward other religious groups;
7  3,4 |  promised to preserve religious toleration for Christians in Persia
8  9,16| celebrated.[290] This religious toleration in the Turkish Empire has