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The Tetrarchic Renaissance in Roman Art and Architecture As the city grew, as the population grew, as more people were brought back to Rome, the city grew significantly in size.

Before the Italian Renaissance, the Romans had one of their own.

The Tetrarchy didn't just rule — they remade the empire's image in stone.

Bold. Cold. Imperial.

This is how Rome learned to stare back.

#Brewminate #RomanHistory #Tetrarchy #ArtHistory #Architecture #LateAntiquity

A windswept historian blathering on about his favourite emperor. #rome #roman #tetrarchy #maxentius #ancient #forum

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Busts of the tetrarchs and statue of the tetrarchy made of porfiry

Busts of the tetrarchs and statue of the tetrarchy made of porfiry

📅 #OTD in AD 293, Galerius was made Caesar by #Diocletian, starting the #Tetrarchy—a 4-ruler system to stabilise the #Empire.Diocletian & Maximian (Augusti), Galerius & Constantius (Caesares). In 306, Constantius died & Constantine was hailed emperor. Maxentius also seized power, trouble ensued.

Byzantium for Beginners IV: Crises, Caesars, Christians... and Cabbages? Part 3: c.305-311/12

#ByzantiumforBeginners IV is up! It’s the abt the chaotic (ignominious?) end of the #Tetrarchy 🫨
Also, I have a Ko-Fi page now, for small+1-off tips to support my work! 🫶🏼☕️ link in the piece!

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Byzantium for Beginners III: Crises, Caesars, Christians... and Cabbages? Part II: c.300-305

My latest #byzantiumforbeginners #Substack is out! Covering the socio-economic and legislative impacts of the #Tetrarchy (and a lil great persecution controversy too…) check it out for a (hopefully) fun read! #byzantium #byzantinehistory
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Byzantium for Beginners II: Crises, Caesars, Christians... and Cabbages? Part 1: Crises and Caesars, c.284 - c.300

It’s here! The first piece in my #ByzantiumforBeginners series, covering #Diocletian and the #Tetrarchy from 284-c.300. Rly tried to condense this, but still have a way to go b4 I’m a good self-editor! Hope u enjoy regardless! #history #byzantium
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#OnThisDay in 311 AD, Roman Emperor #Diocletian passed away. Known for stabilizing the empire through his administrative reforms, creating the #Tetrarchy, and his persecution of Christians, he transformed the structure of Roman rule. This marble bust is now in the Istanbul Archaeological Museum.

The Tetrarchy as ideology: reconfigurations and representations of an imperial power – Bryn Mawr Classical Review

Incl. chapters by Byron Waldron & Mark Hebblewhite: BMCR review by E.A.Dumser - F.Carlà-Uhink, C.Rollinger, The #Tetrarchy as ideology: reconfigurations & representations of an imperial power bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2024/2024.05... "a level of nuance rarely seen in studies of the tetrarchy"