A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1946 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 401
... Diocletian . The period of anarchy was ended ; and under the forceful rule of this extraordinary man a complete reorganization of the adminis- trative system was to offer a hope , though it proved but a passing ... DIOCLETIAN 401 DIOCLETIAN.
... Diocletian . The period of anarchy was ended ; and under the forceful rule of this extraordinary man a complete reorganization of the adminis- trative system was to offer a hope , though it proved but a passing ... DIOCLETIAN 401 DIOCLETIAN.
Pagina 407
... Diocletian's decree was to discourage production . Finding it impossible to grow food or manufacture goods at a ... Diocletian's system was that many of its features were continued under the rule of his successors , and that for nearly a ...
... Diocletian's decree was to discourage production . Finding it impossible to grow food or manufacture goods at a ... Diocletian's system was that many of its features were continued under the rule of his successors , and that for nearly a ...
Pagina 408
... Diocletian's military reorganization must have been to a large extent responsible . But in the first in- stance , as seems probable , the reorganization itself was due to a serious débâcle in the East . For in 297 Galerius , being sum ...
... Diocletian's military reorganization must have been to a large extent responsible . But in the first in- stance , as seems probable , the reorganization itself was due to a serious débâcle in the East . For in 297 Galerius , being sum ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
THE CONQUEST OF ITALY | 24 |
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