But what's interesting is right after or shortly after those purges, we're talking a few decades here, the next emperor who would have reign over the entire Roman Empire would be Constantine. And at least relative to Christians, he would be the opposite of Diocletian because as he's trying to consolidate his power, in 312 CE, you have the famous Battle at the Milvian Bridge outside of or entering into Rome. And in this battle, Constantine, he sees a vision of the Christian cross centered on the sun, and he thinks that that is a sign that he should fight under the cross. And he gets the symbols painted on his soldier's shield, and he's victorious. And this date, 312, Milvian Bridge, the Battle at Milvian Bridge, is viewed as the beginning of Constantine's conversion to Christianity, viewing it as his chosen faith. In 313, the Roman emperor or the empire issues the Edict of Milan, which officially makes Christianity okay. It legalizes Christianity, which is a big deal because these folks have been persecuted all this time.