Constantine

Wafaa Constantine, who was also the wife of a priest, reportedly converted to Islam in 2004 and wound up in a monastery as well.

Constantine also wanted to stop all this feuding about what was orthodox Christianity.

But I find that the piece itself, Constantine is still a man trying to figure it out.

'I'll tell you about that in a minute, 'he answered. 'But first, do you know who Constantine Karolides is? '

As Despot of the Morea, Constantine had been one of the few Byzantine generals to meet some success against the Turks.

Constantine's highly informative bookcovers the long, tumultuous history of that landmark case with passion.

However, when Constantine the Great became emperor in 306, he legalized Christianity and made it the official religion of the Roman Empire.

The site was an all-but-unused airport, named after Constantine the Great (the Roman emperor who was born there).

Constantine is sitting on the throne in the centre (his head is missing here too) surrounded by toga clad dignitaries.

The nominal conversion of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great to Christianity indeed led to compromise and apostasy .

After 30 years of being ruled by others, Constantine was emperor in his own.

Rachel Constantine: Twenty million people died defeating that son of a bitch Hitler, and HE'S OUR FIRST AMBASSADOR TO OUTER SPACE!

The custom of wearing new clothes on Easter began around 300 A. D. , around the time of Constantine, the first Christian emperor.

Similarly, in the 2004 case, Ms Constantine was described by neighbours as desperate to leave her marriage.

It is said that Constantine used to pour molten lead down the their throats if they were captured.

In the time of Emperor Constantine, Mount Horeb was identified with Mount Sinai, but scholars think it was located much farther north.

Constantine and Lockwood recommend that you represent nonlinear operations using phrases like "In any order: " followed by a list.

The vision of St. Helena is a work that belongs to his mature stage and portraits the mother of Constantine I, emperor of Rome.

The emperor Constantine the Great dedicated this column when he founded Constantinople in the year 330.

In 313 the Edict of Milan was issued by Constantine and granted religious freedom to all and made Christianity legal.

Historical traces everywhere obviously: Constantine Mungu sports arena, four river eruptive fountains, Spanish steps and ladders.

Meanwhile Windjet, an Italian low-cost airline, has just started flights to Constantine the Great airport.

More than anyone else Michael (Constantine) Psellos represents this age, both in its good and bad aspects.

Constantine's assumption of power as sole ruler of the Roman Empire wrought a transformation in the status of Christianity.

The Donation of Constantine was rejected as a fable, and overwhelmed with scholarly derision.

One of the new seven wonders of the world at chichen itza, the Colosseum (-), Constantine the triumphal arch.

Brown writes that Constantine called this council so he could introduce a new divine Jesus on par with the Father.

Constantine's widow married Romanos and he was proclaimed emperor.

The Bible, as we know it, was finally presided over by one man, a pagan Emperor, Constantine.

a. Nicholas had apparently conspired with the usurper Constantine Doukas.

The Bible, as we know it, was finally presided over by one man, a paga Emperor, Constantine.

Constantine therefore ordered his men to paint the sign of the cross upon their shields.

In 374 - after Constantine made Christianity the official religion of the empire - the practice was banned.

In 1973, husband and wife Larry and Joan Constantine coined the term "multilateral marriage" in their book, Group Marriage.

I did hear a rumour but I'm praying that (Con Constantine) is not thinking that.

With John Constantine representing another savior of mankind, Reeves still downplays the religious aspects of the story.

Obviously with Constantine you get the emperor promoting this religion now.

In that year, the Council of Nicaea was convened by emperor Constantine.

I was going to talk about why did Christianity grow before Constantine?

In 313 the Roman Emperor Constantine had legalized Christianity.

Romanos' sons were displeased with their father's favor toward Constantine.

Arch of Constantine, built in AD 312, is the city of Rome Arch of Triumph of the existing three years later than the 1.

On the death of Constantine in 395, Theodosius I divided the empire between his two sons.

AD 321: Constantine decrees SUN-day as official Roman-Christian day of rest.

Constantine recommends using a gerund followed by a direct object (for example: "withdrawing funds" or "examining the passbook" ).

Constantine, the first Roman emperor to make Christianity legal, called the most important of these meetings in 325.

Constantine went to war with the other guy on the other side, and he won.

and in 312 Constantine I emerged as the sole victor.

No. You will live, John Constantine.

Helena, Constantine's mother visits Holy Land to identify and enshrine Christian sites; emperor erects Church of Holy Sepulchre

Emperor Constantine declared Sunday to be rest day

A Comparison between Military Reforms by Augustus and Constantine

a military officer sent constantine on a suicidal mission

Battle between Constantine and Maxentius

Constantine I's Policy for Christianity: A Political Analysis

Comment and Analysis of Constantine I'Religious Policies

Constantine III (Western Roman Emperor)

Language Comparison of Space Form in Zhao Wu-ji and Constantine'Works