Almost this entire episode talks about the years 313 AD to 622 AD. It covers Emperor Constantine's Edict of Milan that proclaimed religious toleration, thereby ending Christian persecution, the dissolution of the Roman Empire in the west, and the reign of Justinian in the 500s.
This episode concludes with a lengthy Lightning Segments.

Almost this entire episode talks about the years 313 AD to 622 AD. It covers Emperor Constantine's Edict of Milan that proclaimed religious toleration, thereby ending Christian persecution, the dissolution of the Roman Empire in the west, and the reign of Justinian in the 500s. This episode concludes with a lengthy Lightning Segments.

Almost this entire episode talks about the years 313 AD to 622 AD. It covers Emperor Constantine's Edict of Milan that proclaimed religious toleration, thereby ending Christian persecution, the dissolution of the Roman Empire in the west, and the reign of Justinian in the 500s.
This episode concludes with a lengthy Lightning Segments.&nbsp;

The Years 313-622: Edict of Milan to the Eve of Islam

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The Years 313-622: Edict of Milan to the Eve of Islam