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Roman Empire as organized by Diocletian and Constantine, 1916 James Henry Breasted, Ph.D., LL.D.,Ancient Times - A History of the Early World (Boston, MA: Ginn and Company, 1916) Downloaded from Maps ETC, on the web at http://etc.usf.edu/maps [map #08441]

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Roman Empire as organized by Diocletian and Constantine, 1916James Henry Breasted, Ph.D., LL.D.,Ancient Times - A History of the Early World (Boston, MA: Ginn and Company, 1916)

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The Byzantine Empire. Birth of Byzantine Empire Augustus founded the Roman Empire in 27 BCE Weakening by 3 rd Century CE (200s) In 285 CE, Emperor Diocletian.

The Byzantine Empire. Birth of Byzantine Empire Augustus founded the Roman Empire in 27 BCE Weakening by 3 rd Century CE (200s) In 285 CE, Emperor Diocletian.

Byzantine Empire c.280-1453 CE c. 280- Diocletian divided the Roman Empire in half c. 312- Constantine built a new capital city in the eastern half Diocletian.

Byzantine Empire c.280-1453 CE c. 280- Diocletian divided the Roman Empire in half c. 312- Constantine built a new capital city in the eastern half Diocletian.

Late Roman Empire 284 – 476 Diocletian to Romulus Augustulus.

Late Roman Empire 284 – 476 Diocletian to Romulus Augustulus.

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Constantine The Western and Eastern Churches. What is going on? The empire is on the brink of destruction – Diocletian – ordered “every must worship the.

Constantine The Western and Eastern Churches. What is going on? The empire is on the brink of destruction – Diocletian – ordered “every must worship the.

DIOCLETIAN - curriculumhistory.org › Studies_in... · DIOCLETIAN Thesis: In the 300’s the city of Constantinople was founded and would become the new Rome. Although it was Constantine

DIOCLETIAN - curriculumhistory.org › Studies_in... · DIOCLETIAN Thesis: In the 300’s the city of Constantinople was founded and would become the new Rome. Although it was Constantine

EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE ROMAN EMPIRE DIVIDED BY DIOCLETIAN 330 A.D.-CONSTANTINE MOVES CAPITAL FROM ROME TO BYZANTIUM – RENAMED CONSTANTINOPLE Diocletian.

EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE ROMAN EMPIRE DIVIDED BY DIOCLETIAN 330 A.D.-CONSTANTINE MOVES CAPITAL FROM ROME TO BYZANTIUM – RENAMED CONSTANTINOPLE Diocletian.

Christianity and Late Roman Empire Diocletian (245-316) divided Empire into West and East in 286 Constantine (ca. 274-337) moved the capital in 330 from.

Christianity and Late Roman Empire Diocletian (245-316) divided Empire into West and East in 286 Constantine (ca. 274-337) moved the capital in 330 from.

Diocletian had originally split the Roman Empire. Constantine reunited the empire, but after his rule was over it continued as two empires. Constantine.

Diocletian had originally split the Roman Empire. Constantine reunited the empire, but after his rule was over it continued as two empires. Constantine.

Diocletian, Tetrarchy, and Constantine I by Dena Dianati, Sam Rubin, Jake Shepard, and Gwyne Henke.

Diocletian, Tetrarchy, and Constantine I by Dena Dianati, Sam Rubin, Jake Shepard, and Gwyne Henke.

The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome. The Division of the Roman Empire In 284 AD Diocletian became Roman emperor. He decided that the huge Roman empire.

The Byzantine Empire: The New Rome. The Division of the Roman Empire In 284 AD Diocletian became Roman emperor. He decided that the huge Roman empire.

The Byzantine Empire Byzantine Empire Marks the division of the Roman Empire 284 Split by whom? (Diocletian) –Rome West-Rome. –Rome East-Constantinople:

The Byzantine Empire Byzantine Empire Marks the division of the Roman Empire 284 Split by whom? (Diocletian) –Rome West-Rome. –Rome East-Constantinople:

Chapter 2 The Fall of Rome Pg 20-47. Key Terms and People Section 2 Diocletian Constantine Clovis Attila corruption.

Chapter 2 The Fall of Rome Pg 20-47. Key Terms and People Section 2 Diocletian Constantine Clovis Attila corruption.

The Roman Empire under Diocletian (284-305 A.D.) showing ...

The Roman Empire under Diocletian (284-305 A.D.) showing ...

Diocletian & Constantine

Diocletian & Constantine

Chapter 8.2 Decline and Fall of Rome - Schoolwires · DECLINE AND FALL OF ROME Diocletian and Constantine Reform the Empire •Empire evolves: •“Late Roman Empire” which included

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Diocletian, Tetrarchy, and Constantine I

Diocletian, Tetrarchy, and Constantine I

The Eastern Empire Survives and Europe Emerges. The Empire Splits Roman Empire had been divided into East/West by Diocletian Roman Empire had been divided.

The Eastern Empire Survives and Europe Emerges. The Empire Splits Roman Empire had been divided into East/West by Diocletian Roman Empire had been divided.

Language of Faith. Language of Faith: a brief history of the fall of the Roman Empire-- Diocletian divided the Empire into two administrative regions.

Language of Faith. Language of Faith: a brief history of the fall of the Roman Empire-- Diocletian divided the Empire into two administrative regions.