Diocletian Definition

Definition for Diocletian

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A Roman emperor from 284 to 305 AD. Diocletian was known for reforming the Roman Empire, establishing the Tetrarchy, which intended to divide the empire among four rulers, and achieving peace, but also for issuing laws limiting the freedom of Christians within the empire.

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