˜Theœ New Empire of Diocletian and Constantine

This reference book provides a factual framework for the political history of the Roman Empire in the late third and early fourth centuries. It will become a standard handbook for historians and students.Timothy Barnes establishes dates and official titles, gives chronologies for individual emperors, lists each emperor’s principal residences and charts his travels, catalogs officeholders, and records administrative divisions. The facts are documented and organized in a clear and concise fashion. The period covered is the same as that of Barnes’s narrative history, Constantine and Eusebius. PREFACE CONTENTS TABLES. STEMMATA EDITIONS OF LITERARY AND LEGAL SOURCES COLLECTIONS OF DOCUMENTS MODERN WORKS. MOST FREQUENTLY CITED OTHER ABBREVIATIONS PART ONE: EMPERORS I. The Imperial College II. Other Emperors and Usurpers III. The Imperial Titulature IV. The Careers and Families of Emperors V. Imperial Residences and Journeys PART TWO. HOLDERS OF OFFICES VI. Ordinary Consuls VII. Prefects of the City of Rome VIII. Praetorian Prefects IX. Administrators of Dioceses and Governors of Provinces X. Names in Acta Martyrum PART THREE. THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE EMPIRE XI. Political Divisions of the Empire. XII. The Verona List XIII. Diocletian and the Provinces XIV. The Imperial Census XV. Constantine and the Donatists Tables Stemmata Bibliography Index of Texts Discussed Index of Persons Timothy D. Barnes. Conceived As A Companion Volume To Constantine And Eusebius--pref. Includes Indexes. Bibliography: P. 267-291. Barnes Timothy D. : Timothy D. Barnes is Professor of Classics at the University of Toronto.