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E.)  \nGaius Valerius Diocletianus (Diocletian) , one of the most famous of the Roman emperors, was, as the writer De Quincey says, \"doubtless that man of iron whom the times demanded.\" Diocletian was born at Dioclea, in Dalmatia, some say at Salona (now Solin, Croatia) , about 245 C. E. according to some, but others make him ten years older. His original name was Diocles, which he afterward changed into Diocletianus. He is said by some to have been the son of a notary, by others the freedman of a senator named Anulinus.  \n1. When was Diocletian born?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nDiocletian entered the army atan early age, and rose gradually to rank. He served in Gaul, in Mœsia, under Probus, and was present at the campaign against the Persians, in which Carus, then emperor, perished in a mysterious manner. Diocletian commanded the household or imperial bodyguards when young Numerianus, the son of Carus, was secretly put to death by Aper his father-in-law, while  \ntraveling in a close litter on account of illness, on the return of the army from Persia. The death of Emperor Numerianus (also known as Numerian) being discovered after several days by the soldiers near Calchedon, they arrested Aper and proclaimed Diocletian emperor. Diocletian, addressing the soldiers from his tribunal in the camp, protested his innocence of the death of Numerianus, and then upbraiding Aper for the crime, plunged his sword into the traitor's body.  \n2. Who was Diocletian’s predecessor as Roman emperor?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nThe new emperor observed to a friend that \"he had now killed the boar,\" punning on the word Aper, which means a boar, and alluding to the prediction of a soothsayer in Gaul, who had told him that he would become emperor after having killed a boar (Vopiscus, in \"Hist. Aug.\") . Diocletian, self-composed and strongminded in other respects, was all his life an anxious believer in divination,  \nwhich superstition led him probably to inflict summary punishment upon Aper with his own hands. Diocletian made his solemn entrance into Nicomedia in September, 284, which town he afterward chose for his favorite residence.  \n3. What town became Diocletian’s favorite residence?  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nCarinus, the other son of Carus, who had remained in Italy, collected a force to attack Diocletian. The two armies met at Margum, in Mœsia, where the soldiers of Carinus had the advantage at first. But Carinus  \nhimself being killed during the battle by his officers, who detested him for his cruelty and debauchery, both armies joined in acknowledging Diocletian emperor in 285. Diocletian was generous after his victory, and, contrary to the common practice, there were no executions, proscriptions, or confiscations of property. Diocletian even retained most of the officers of Carinus in their places.  \n5. Who gathered forces to attack Diocletian?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nDiocletian, on assuming the imperial power, found the Empire assailed by enemies in various quarters—on the Persian frontiers, on the side of Germany and of Illyricum, and in Britain. Besides which, a serious revolt had broken out in Gaul among the rural population, under two leaders who had assumed the title of emperor. To quell the disturbance in Gaul, Diocletian sent his old friend Maximianus, a native of Pannonia, and a brave but rude, uncultivated soldier. Maximianus defeated the Bagaudi, for such was the name the rustic insurgents had assumed.  \nIn the year 286, Diocletian chose Maximianus as his colleague in the Empire, under the name of Marcus  \nValerius Maximianus Augustus, and it is to the credit of both that the latter continued ever after faithful to Diocletian and willing to follow his advice. 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