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Battle Scene with a Roman Army Besieging a Large City by Juan de la Corta (17th century) (Public Domain) — 08 Nov 2023

Diocletian’s Utopia: The Tetrarchy Of The Roman Empire (285 – 325 AD)

By Mario Bartolini

History & Tradition

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When Roman General Diocletian was designated Emperor by his army in 284, he followed suit of many General-Emperors before him and engaged in war against the legitimate Emperor in place in order to replace him. This violent change of reign thus...
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Battle Scene with a Roman Army Besieging a Large City by Juan de la Corta (17th century) (Public Domain) — 08 Nov 2023

Diocletian’s Utopia: The Tetrarchy Of The Roman Empire (285 – 325 AD)

By Mario Bartolini

History & Tradition

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When Roman General Diocletian was designated Emperor by his army in 284, he followed suit of many General-Emperors before him and engaged in war against the legitimate Emperor in place in order to replace him. This violent change of reign thus...
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Third Century Crisis Invasion of the Goths ( Kristian/ Adobe Stock) — 24 May 2023

Goths On The Move: The Third Century Barbaricum Invasion of the Roman Empire

By Jake Leigh-Howarth

History & Tradition

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In 238 AD, after at least two generations with no mention of the Goths, denizens of the territories above the Roman province of Dacia (modern Romania), showed the first signs of a barbarian renaissance in the uprising. Ominously, as if from...
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Third Century Crisis Invasion of the Goths ( Kristian/ Adobe Stock) — 24 May 2023

Goths On The Move: The Third Century Barbaricum Invasion of the Roman Empire

By Jake Leigh-Howarth

History & Tradition

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In 238 AD, after at least two generations with no mention of the Goths, denizens of the territories above the Roman province of Dacia (modern Romania), showed the first signs of a barbarian renaissance in the uprising. Ominously, as if from...
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Roman London’s Port Became Redundant In The Third Century AD — 28 Jan 2022

Roman London’s Port Became Redundant In The Third Century AD

By Dr Dominic Perring

Archaeology & Science

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A series of changes that contributed to the redundancy of London’s port took place during the period of wider disruptions known as the ‘Third-Century Crisis’ - a time of political instability, plague, barbarian invasion, and economic...
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Roman London’s Port Became Redundant In The Third Century AD — 28 Jan 2022

Roman London’s Port Became Redundant In The Third Century AD

By Dr Dominic Perring

Archaeology & Science

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A series of changes that contributed to the redundancy of London’s port took place during the period of wider disruptions known as the ‘Third-Century Crisis’ - a time of political instability, plague, barbarian invasion, and economic...
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