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Diocletian reorganized the political administration , and the ... Both emperors were at the head of a huge bureaucracy , and a uniform system of administration was established for the whole Empire . Diocletian , the brains and supreme ...
Diocletian reorganized the political administration , and the ... Both emperors were at the head of a huge bureaucracy , and a uniform system of administration was established for the whole Empire . Diocletian , the brains and supreme ...
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In spite of the opposition of both the nobility and the Church , he increased the efficiency of the administration . He instituted many reforms for the purpose of breaking the power of the barons , and within three years reduced them to ...
In spite of the opposition of both the nobility and the Church , he increased the efficiency of the administration . He instituted many reforms for the purpose of breaking the power of the barons , and within three years reduced them to ...
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... 8-9 administration of , 531-532 colonization , 9-12 , 23 judicial reforms , 531-533 Homeric Age , 3-9 Ilenry II ( king of England ) , 289 , 533migrations , 2-4 537 Peloponnesian War , 35-38 administration , 533-534 Periclean Age ...
... 8-9 administration of , 531-532 colonization , 9-12 , 23 judicial reforms , 531-533 Homeric Age , 3-9 Ilenry II ( king of England ) , 289 , 533migrations , 2-4 537 Peloponnesian War , 35-38 administration , 533-534 Periclean Age ...
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