A Digest of the Laws, Customs, Manners, And Institutions of the Ancient And Modern Nations
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The various partitions of the empire from the time of Diocletian, had led the way to this change of the capital ; because a natural result of that system was, that the emperors and Caesars, when not with the army as they usually were, would reside in different cities. The seat of Diocletian's government was at Nicomedia ; of Maximian's, at Milan ; even Constantine himself remained but very little at Home. In these new residences they felt themselves unfettered ; and therefore, although ROME. 31...1 the Boman senate existed till after the time of Constantine, its authori- ty must have fallen of itself from the time of Diocletian.
8. Consequence of removal of Government. We ought not, therefore, to wonder that the consequence of this removal was so complete a change in the whole form of the government, that after a short time it seemed to be altogether a different state. A partition of the empire was made, which, though it might in part have been founded on those which had previously existed, was yet so different, that it not only changed the ancient divisions of the provinces, but completely altered their mode of government.
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The various partitions of the empire from the time of Diocletian, had led the way to this change of the capital ; because a natural result of that system was, that the emperors and Caesars, when not with the army as they usually were, would reside in different cities. The seat of Diocletian's government was at Nicomedia ; of Maximian's, at Milan ; even Constantine himself remained but very little at Home. In these new residences they felt themselves unfettered ; and therefore, although ROME. 31...1 the Boman senate existed till after the time of Constantine, its authori- ty must have fallen of itself from the time of Diocletian.
8. Consequence of removal of Government. We ought not, therefore, to wonder that the consequence of this removal was so complete a change in the whole form of the government, that after a short time it seemed to be altogether a different state. A partition of the empire was made, which, though it might in part have been founded on those which had previously existed, was yet so different, that it not only changed the ancient divisions of the provinces, but completely altered their mode of government.
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