Maximinus had grudgingly accepted Galerius's edict of …
Years: 312 - 312
Maximinus had grudgingly accepted Galerius's edict of toleration for Christians but still endeavors to organize and revitalize paganism.
Cities and provinces are encouraged to petition for expulsion of Christians from their territories, and the Acts of Pilate, an anti-Christian forgery, is taught in the schools.
In the autumn of 312, Maximinus relaxes his persecutions somewhat, and shortly before his death in the following year will grant full toleration and the restoration of the confiscated church property.
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- Diocletianic Persecution
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- Roman Civil War of 311-12
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