Posted on Apr 28, 2021
This day in AD 357 marked Constantius II's entry into Rome - Mint Imperials
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On April 28, 357, Emperor Constantius II visited Rome. This was a big deal as no Emperor had lived in or visited the city in a while.
This day in AD 357 marked Constantius II's entry into Rome - Mint Imperials
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But in the third century, a string of military crises required the emperors to spend long periods far to the north or east of Rome. It became increasingly clear that governing from Rome was strategically problematic.
In the late third century, the emperor Diocletian instituted the Tetrarchy, a system whereby four men ruled the Empire as a group.
In apparent recognition of the changing strategic needs of the empire, none based themselves in Rome, but rather in cities closer to the imperial borders and potential trouble spots.
In the late third century, the emperor Diocletian instituted the Tetrarchy, a system whereby four men ruled the Empire as a group.
In apparent recognition of the changing strategic needs of the empire, none based themselves in Rome, but rather in cities closer to the imperial borders and potential trouble spots.
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