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Ansley Mcbride

19 June, 15:25

In the year 312 AD, this Roman emperor had a dream in which he was told to put this symbol (the Chi-Rho) on his soldiers' shields. After winning the battle he adopted the Christian faith, which led to the eventual legalization of that religion. Who was this emperor?

A) Julius Caesar

B) Augustus Caesar

C) Julian the Apostate

D) Constantine the Great

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