Diocletian and Constantine restored the dictatorial control to shore up the Roman Empire in the late third and fourth centuries C.E.

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Diocletian and Constantine implemented significant reforms to stabilize and control the Roman Empire, including the establishment of a tetrarchy with two senior emperors and two junior emperors, as well as the adoption of new administrative policies, such as the creation of a bureaucracy and the development of a more hierarchical social structure. These changes helped to restore order and consolidate power under the emperor, resembling dictatorial control.

Diocletian and Constantine Restored the Dictatorial Control to Shore Up