Emperor Constantine
The Ancients
Contrasting Leadership of Constantine and Diocletian
This chapter examines the differing leadership styles of Constantine and Diocletian, emphasizing Constantine's autocratic approach compared to Diocletian's collaborative Tetrarchy model. It discusses the founding of Constantinople as a symbol of Constantine's power and explores the city's strategic advantages. The narrative further addresses Constantine's complex religious policies and the troubled legacy of his son, Crispus, shedding light on family dynamics and personal struggles during his reign.
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