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'''Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus Augustus''' (c. December 22, 244 - December 3, 311) was the 51st Emperor of Rome. More commonly known as '''Diocletian''', he was responsible for one of the last great purges of Christians in the Empire.

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By 305 Diocletian was in poor health. On May 1st he announced that he was retiring, becoming the first Roman Emperor to voluntarily abdicate. Because of his acts against the Christians, Diocletian's successors demonized the man. In Serbian mythology, Diocletian became known as Dukljan, an adversary of God.

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 '''Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus Augustus''' (c. December 22, 244 - December 3, 311) was the 51st Emperor of Rome. More commonly known as '''Diocletian''', he was responsible for one of the last great purges of Christians in the Empire.
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 By 305 Diocletian was in poor health. On May 1st he announced that he was retiring, becoming the first Roman Emperor to voluntarily abdicate. Because of his acts against the Christians, Diocletian's successors demonized the man. In Serbian mythology, Diocletian became known as Dukljan, an adversary of God.
 [[Category:Roman Time Villains]]
-[[Category:Evil Ruler]]
+[[Category:Tyrants]]
-[[Category:Lawful Evil]]
 [[Category:Xenophobes]]
-[[Category:Mass Murderer]]
-[[Category:Deceased Villains]]
-[[Category:Military Villains]]
 [[Category:Torturer]]
-[[Category:Anarchist]]
 [[Category:List]]
-[[Category:Male Villains]]
+[[Category:Male]]
-[[Category:Anti-Heroes]]
+[[Category:Evil vs. Evil]]
-[[Category:Evil vs Evil]]
+[[Category:Murderer]]
+[[Category:Deceased]]
+[[Category:Military]]
+[[Category:Honorable Villains]]
+[[Category:Fallen Heroes]]
+[[Category:Affably Evil]]
+[[Category:Monarchs]]
+[[Category:From Nobody to Nightmare]]
+[[Category:Anti-Christian]]
+[[Category:Image Needed]]
+[[Category:Jingoists]]