KnowraChristianity in the Roman EmpireLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Christianity in the Roman Empire, each with the reason it gives.All 15Related 3Narrower topic 9Compared with 3Ecumenical councilNarrower topic: The empire’s roads and political structure helped councils gather bishops across distant regions.Diocletianic PersecutionNarrower topic: The expanding communities and institutions formed the target of imperial policy.Constantinian shiftNarrower topic: The shift transformed an already widespread religious movement rather than creating Christianity from nothing.Syriac languageNarrower topic: Syriac literature flourished as Christianity expanded through the empire's eastern regions.House churchNarrower topic: Roman domestic space shaped where early congregations could assemble.Gregory the IlluminatorNarrower topic: Armenia’s conversion occurred as Christianity was gaining imperial standing nearby.Philip the ArabNarrower topic: Later Christian writers debated whether Philip’s reign marked an early imperial turn toward Christianity.Hosius of CordubaNarrower topic: Hosius’s public career belongs to the era when Christianity became closely tied to imperial power.Christianization of the Kingdom of IberiaNarrower topic: Roman Christian influence helped connect Iberia’s new church to wider institutions and practices.