The Senatorial Aristocracy in the Later Roman EmpireClarendon Press, 1972 - 246 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 28
... Diocletian the imperial court was well and truly decked out in Oriental trappings , and an aura of cool aloofness on the one hand and abject self - abasement on the other pervaded everything . Diocletian adopted the name ' Jovius ...
... Diocletian the imperial court was well and truly decked out in Oriental trappings , and an aura of cool aloofness on the one hand and abject self - abasement on the other pervaded everything . Diocletian adopted the name ' Jovius ...
الصفحة 39
... Diocletian . It is hardly surprising that the elimination of men of senatorial origin should have reached its furthest development under this Emperor , for of all those who donned the imperial purple Diocletian had probably risen to it ...
... Diocletian . It is hardly surprising that the elimination of men of senatorial origin should have reached its furthest development under this Emperor , for of all those who donned the imperial purple Diocletian had probably risen to it ...
الصفحة 169
... Diocletian had achieved the aim of more than one of his predecessors . He was indeed an autocrat . In the conventional view , which still holds the consensus , the reign of Diocletian marks the beginning of ' the Dominate ' . For me ...
... Diocletian had achieved the aim of more than one of his predecessors . He was indeed an autocrat . In the conventional view , which still holds the consensus , the reign of Diocletian marks the beginning of ' the Dominate ' . For me ...
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EMPEROR AND SENATE IN THE PRINCIPATE | 21 |
DIOCLETIAN HAMMER OF THE ARISTOCRACY | 39 |
CONSTANTINE THE REFORMER | 49 |
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Acilius Aelius Agorius Albinus Ammianus appointed aristocracy Aurelius Bassus Byzacena Caecilianus Campania career Ceionius Rufius Volusianus Chastagnol clarissimus Claudius Clodius cognomen Constans Constantine Constantinian Constantius II consularis consulship corr corrector Diocletian Egnatius emperor equestrian Fabius Fasti Festus Flavianus fourth century Gallaecia governor governorship Hymetius imperial inscription Insteius Italy Julianus Julius known legate Lollianus Maecius Maximus Memmius Neratius Nicomachus noble non-noble Numidia Nummius office-holders Olybrius ordinary consul Orfitus pagan Petronius Petronius Probus Placidus Postumius praeses praesides Praetextatus praetorian prefect prefecture probably Probus proconsul proconsul of Africa procos Proculus provinces quaestor Roman Empire Rome Samnium Seeck Senate senatorial birth Septimius Severus suff suffect consul Symm Symmachus tetrarchy Theodosius third century Titianus Turcius urban prefect v.p. PLRE Valentinian Valerius Valerius Maximus Vettius vicar viii Virius Volusianus xxviii Zenophilus