Recovery: The Reforms of Diocletian

Bust of Emperor Diocletian (284-305)

Diocletian's Homeland: Dalmatia, the Adriatic coast

Diocletian's palace in Split (modern-day Croatia)

I. Administrative Reforms

A. The Tetrarchy

"Jove & Hercules": Diocletian and Maximian as co-emperors

"Teamwork, Teamwork, Teamwork": The Tetrarchs

A. The Tetrarchy

B. Civil and Military Bureaucracies

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

III. Economic Policies

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

A. Price & Wage Control

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

B. Taxation

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

B. Taxation

C. Reforms & Their Effects

The Theodosian Code:http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/sterk/Documents/CTh.htm

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

B. Taxation

IV. Persecution of Christians

A. The Tetrarchy

II. The Military

B. Taxation

IV. Persecution of Christians

Conclusions

Recovery: The Reforms of Diocletian

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