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Christianity had been introduced to Anatolia through …
Years: 244 - 387
Christianity had been introduced to Anatolia through the missionary activity of Saint Paul, a Greek-speaking Jew from Tarsus in Cilicia, and his companions.
Christians possibly even constitute a majority of the population in most of Anatolia by the time Christianity is granted official toleration under the Edict of Milan in CE 313.
A patriarchate is established before the end of the fourth century in Constantinople, with ecclesiastical jurisdiction over much of the Greek East.
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- Christians, Jewish
- Christians, Early
- Roman Empire (Rome): Non-dynastic
- Roman Empire: Tetrarchy
- Roman Empire: Constantinian dynasty (Nicomedia)
- Christianity, Nicene
- Roman Empire: Constantinian dynasty (Constantinople)
- Roman Empire: Valentinian dynasty (Rome)
- Roman Empire: Theodosian dynasty (Constantinople)
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Years: 244 - 387
Locations
Groups
- Christians, Jewish
- Christians, Early
- Roman Empire (Rome): Non-dynastic
- Roman Empire: Tetrarchy
- Roman Empire: Constantinian dynasty (Nicomedia)
- Christianity, Nicene
- Roman Empire: Constantinian dynasty (Constantinople)
- Roman Empire: Valentinian dynasty (Rome)
- Roman Empire: Theodosian dynasty (Constantinople)
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