Diocletian receives much of the credit for saving the empire from its third-century crises, but it was Constantine who created the policies and programs that definitively dealt with the empire's problems and charted a new way forward.

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Diocletian implemented reforms to stabilize the empire, but Constantine's policies, including the establishment of Constantinople and the Edict of Milan, had a lasting impact on the Roman Empire's structure and religious landscape.

Diocletian Receives Much of the Credit for Saving the Empire