Library Web

What was the Edict of Serdica?

Issued in 311 AD by Roman Emperor Galerius, the Edict of Serdica officially brought the Diocletianic Persecution of Christianity to an end in the Eastern Roman Empire. It implicitly granted Christians the status of a recognized and accepted worship, preceding the Edict of Milan by two years. The decree was proclaimed in Serdica, which is known today as Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

What we know

Where to go next

Sources

Your path

  1. What was the Alleghanian orogeny?
  2. What is the Apocryphon of John?
  3. What is the internal structure of the Earth?
  4. What vision of society does Francis Bacon's New Atlantis present?
  5. What is a PET radiotracer?
  6. Where are the hypothetical locations of Atlantis?
  7. What is homology in algebraic topology?
  8. What was the Edict of Serdica?