117-138
Hadrian, Emp.
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Edictum Perpetuum of Salvius Julianus.
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138-161
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Antoninus Pius, Emp.
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First and part of second book of Gaius probably written at this time.
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161-180
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M. Aurelius Antoninus, Emp.
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Institutes of Gaius probably completed under this Emperor.
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178
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S. C. Orfitianum.
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180-193
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Commodus, Emp.
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193
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Pertinax and Julianus successively Emperors.
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193-211
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Septimius Severus, Emp.
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204
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Papinian, praefectus praetorio.
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211-217
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Caracalla, Emp —
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Papinian killed.
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Edict of Caracalla—extending citizenship.
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217-218
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Macrinus, Emp.
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218-222
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Elagabalus, Emp.
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222-235
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Severus Alexander, Emp.
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222
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Ulpian, praefectus praetorio.
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228
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Ulpian killed.
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235-238
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Maximinus, Emp.
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238
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Gordianus I and II, Emp.
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238-244
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Gordianus III, Emp.
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244-249
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Philippus, Emp.
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249-251
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Decius, Emp.
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251-253
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Trebonianus Gallus, Emp.
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253
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Aemilianus, Emp.
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253-260
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Valerian and Gallienus, joint Emperors.
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260-268
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Gallienus, sole Emperor.
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268-270
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Claudius II, Emp.
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270-275
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Aurelian, Emp.
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275-276
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Tacitus, Emp.
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276
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Florianus, Emp.
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276-282
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Probus, Emp.
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282-283
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Carus, Emp.
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283-284
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Carinus and Numerianus, joint Emperors.
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285
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Carinus, sole Emperor.
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285-286
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Diocletian, sole Emperor.
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286-305
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Diocletian and Maximian, joint Emperors
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305-306
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Constantius I and Galerius, joint Emperors.
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306
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Constantius I, Galerius, and Constantine the Great, joint Emperors.
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307-311
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Galerius, Constantine the Great, and Licinius, joint Emperors.
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311-323
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Constantine the Great and Licinius, joint Emperors.
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323-337
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Constantine the Great, sole Emperor.
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330
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Constantinople, the seat of government.
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337-340
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Constantius II, Constantine II, and Constans I, joint Emperors.
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340-350
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Constantius II and Constans I, joint Emperors.
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350-361
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Constantius II, sole Emperor.
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361-363
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Julian, Emperor.
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363-364
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Jovian, Emperor.
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364
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Valentinian I and Valens, joint Emperors. They divided the Empire into the Western and Eastern.
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WESTERN EMPIRE.
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A. D.
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364-367
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Valentinian I, Emp.
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367-375
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Valentinian I and Gratian, Emp.
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375-383
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Gratian and Valentinian II, Emp.
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383-392
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Valentinian II, sole Emperor.
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392-395
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Theodosius I, Emperor of East and West.
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395-423
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Honorius, Emp.
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423-425
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Theodosius II, Emperor of East and West.
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425-455
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Valentinian III, Emp.
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426
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Law of Citations.
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439
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Codex Theodosianus.
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455
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