Maxwell Craven, a historian, archaeologist, and author, delves into the life of Magnus Maximus, a Roman Emperor often overshadowed by history. They explore whether Maximus was a usurper or a crucial figure in Roman Britain’s narrative. The discussion highlights the political intrigues and societal shifts of the fourth century, alongside the significance of Diocletian's reforms. Craven emphasizes the importance of remembering overlooked historical figures and the resonance of their legacies, encouraging a deeper understanding of Britain's imperial past.