1. The Reforms Of Diocletian
... . By this, he created a Tetrarch, which means "ruled by four men." The kingdom was divided into two parts. Each part had a higher power ruler. One was called "Augustus" and the other was called "Caesar." These roles were not hereditary, but rather chosen by men. The most important of Diocletian's reforms was the reorganization of the empire. If his plans would have worked ... ...
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