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| Emperor who restored order after Septimus Severus' death created chaos |
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| Restitutor Orbis (restorer of the world) |
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| Name given to Aurelian after restoring order |
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| Sons to Carus whom he made his co-emperors |
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| Took control of empire after the death of Carinus and Numerianus |
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| Name taken by Diocles after ascension to the throne |
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| Four empires created by Diocletian |
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| Given power over eastern provinces by Diocletian |
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| Given power over Italy and Africa by Diocletian |
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| Given power over the Danube by Diocletian |
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| Given power over western districts by Diocletian |
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| Name for new districts created by Diocletian |
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| Edict of (Maximum) Prices |
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| Law past by Diocletian setting a standard price for commodities |
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| Law stopping persecution against christians |
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| Issued the Edict of Toleration |
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| Man with whom Constantine allied himself against Maxentius |
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| Battle seeing Constantine and Licinius defeat Maxentius |
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| Sign seen by Constantine before he defeated Maxentius at Milvian Bridge, leading to his conversion to christianity |
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| Law completely legalising christianity in the empire; issued by Constantine in 313 C.E. |
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1. Constantine II
2. Constantius
3. Constans |
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| Three sons of Constantine to ascend to the throne |
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| Emperor who returned to Paganism/Animism |
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| General present at Julian death who became the new emperor |
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