Roman Empire under
Diocletian and Constantine

(284 A.D. - 337 A.D.)
 
Map of the Roman Empire under Emperors Diocletian and Constantine (284 A.D. - 337 A.D.)
 
This above map depicts the dioceses and provinces of the Roman Empire following the restructuring of Diocletian. Principal settlements of the period are also labeled.
Emperor Diocletian
Lived from c. 245 to c. 312 A.D.
Roman Emperor from November 20, 284 to May 1, 305 A.D.
Emperor Constantine
(also known as Constantine I or Constantine the Great)
Lived from February 27, 272 to May 22, 337 A.D.
Roman Emperor from 306 to 337 A.D.
Constantine is best remembered for the Edict of Milan in 313 A.D. which, for the first time in the Roman empire, gave imperial favor to Christianity.
 
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