Artistic expression of the human form changed drastically between ancient Roman times and Early Christian times. One obvious difference, between Roman and Early Christian art, was that Early Christian art seemed to stop illustrating the bodies of the deceased, as frequently. Another difference, was that Early Christian art, told famous Bible stories, through the art, at that time. Pagan gods and idols were also not depicted, as they were in Ancient Roman times. Jesus and other Biblical figures were portrayed, instead. Therefore, a major difference between Roman art and Early Christian art was in that of content or subject. During the first part of Early Christian history, Emperor Constantine, became a major promotor of Christianity, which