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Január 27.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
921 AARON BEN MEIR (Eretz Israel)
Leader and sage. He devised a change in the calendar, and... |
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Április 6.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
520 MAR ZUTRA II BEHEADED (Babylon)
Mar Zutra had revolted against the fanatic Kavad I (488-531... |
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... (Vö. 1553. október 27.)
1658 February 23, MARYLAND (North American Colonies)
Jacob Lumbrozo, the first Jew known to have settled in the colony, was arrested under the Toleration Act of 1649 (act concerning religion). This act imposed the death penalty for anyone denying the basic tenants of Christianity. Though Lumbrozo was saved by a general amnesty, it was not ... |
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Január 27.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
921 AARON BEN MEIR (Eretz Israel)
Leader and sage. He devised a change in the calendar, and as ... |
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Április 6.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
520 MAR ZUTRA II BEHEADED (Babylon)
Mar Zutra had revolted against the fanatic Kavad I (488-531... |
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... (Vö. 1553. október 27.)
1658 February 23, MARYLAND (North American Colonies)
Jacob Lumbrozo, the first Jew known to have settled in the colony, was arrested under the Toleration Act of 1649 (act concerning religion). This act imposed the death penalty for anyone denying the basic tenants of Christianity. Though Lumbrozo was saved by a general amnesty, it was not ... |
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Január 27.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
921 AARON BEN MEIR (Eretz Israel)
Leader and sage. He devised a change in the calendar, and as ... |
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Április 6.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
520 MAR ZUTRA II BEHEADED (Babylon)
Mar Zutra had revolted against the fanatic Kavad I (488-531... |
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... (Vö. 1553. október 27.)
1658 February 23, MARYLAND (North American Colonies)
Jacob Lumbrozo, the first Jew known to have settled in the colony, was arrested under the Toleration Act of 1649 (act concerning religion). This act imposed the death penalty for anyone denying the basic tenants of Christianity. Though Lumbrozo was saved by a general amnesty, it was not ... |
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Január 27.
313 EDICT OF TOLERATION (Roman Empire)
The Emperor Constantine and his co-emperor Licinius officially recognized Christianity. This edict authorized the toleration of different religions in the Roman Empire yet gave supremacy to Christianity.
921 AARON BEN MEIR (Eretz Israel)
Leader and sage. He devised a change in the calendar, and as ... |
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