"Professor of history from Saint Louis University, Douglas Bointelah, has announced the remarkable discovery of a team of researchers who successfully identified three walls of a Roman temple dating back to the era of Emperor Constantine. The ruins of this temple were found in Spello, a historic town atop a hill that was famous during the medieval period. It is located about 160 kilometers north of Rome. It is believed that this temple dates from the time of Constantine's reign from 324 to 337. Constantine granted permission to the locals to celebrate their religious days domestically on the condition that they build a temple to honor Constantine's ancestors and worship them."