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emperor diocletian: Diocletian's timing, political system, and reforms significantly enhanced the fall of the Roman Empire.; users.wpi.edu

Duces and comites in the 4th century J C Mann: Britanniae was a distinct field army post. The keynote of Diocletian's army reforms was consolida- tion rather than innovation.; ads.ahds.ac.uk

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Diocletian's reforms and the “dominate”: Emphasize novelty of Diocletian's reforms. ∎ Introduction of “Oriental despotism,” military dictatorship. ∎ Contrast between Diocletian and Constantine.; bss.sfsu.edu

Part1 Chap 3: 1 Marius' army reforms in the latter part of the second century B.C. "created a .; www.tomburns.org.uk

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Roman Emperors - DIR Diocletian: Feb 17, 1997 Diocletian's Administrative and Military Reforms. As emperor, Diocletian was faced with many problems.; www.roman-emperors.org

Diocletian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: See also: Late Roman army: Diocletian took the largest portion of the imperial budget, any reforms here would be especially costly.; en.wikipedia.org

THE REFORMS OF DIOCLETIAN AND CONSTANTINE: The reforms associated with emperors Diocletian (A.D.; isthmia.osu.edu

The Army Reforms of Diocletian and Constantine and Their: Seeck tries to build his account of Diocletian's army reforms. All regiments bearing the titles Diocletiana, Maximiana, Iovia,.; www.jstor.org

Emperor Diocletian: 284-305: May 7, 1998 Once the political system had been set in place, Diocletian began to structure economic, social, military, and religious reform.; www.thenagain.info

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