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The Tetrarchs & Constantine

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The Tetrarchs & Constantine . Ad 284-312, AD 307-337. The Tetrarchs (c. 305 A.D.) Porphyry. Four Administrators: Two Augusti and two Caesares. Two victories holding a shield, from the decennalia base, Roman forum, Rome (c. 305 a.D. ).

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The Tetrarchs & Constantine

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  1. The Tetrarchs & Constantine Ad 284-312, AD 307-337

  2. The Tetrarchs (c. 305 A.D.) Porphyry Four Administrators: Two Augusti and two Caesares

  3. Two victories holding a shield, from the decennalia base, Roman forum, Rome (c. 305 a.D.)

  4. Mosaics from the Piazza Armerina, Sicily (early fourth century A.D.)

  5. Mosaics from the Piazza Armerina, Sicily (early fourth century A.D.)

  6. “Peristyle,” a colonnaded street, Palace of Diocletian, Split (c. 300 A.D.)

  7. The Arch of Constantine, Rome (312-315 A.D.) proconnesian marble and other marbles

  8. Head and hand of colossal statue of Constantine, from the basilica of Constantine, Rome (313 A.D.) parian marble

  9. Head of Constantine (c. 325 A.D.) marble

  10. Portrait of Dogmatius (326-333 A.D.) marble

  11. Sarcophagus of JuniusBassus (c. 359 A.D.) Marble

  12. Great dish from Mildenhall (mid-fourth century A.D.) silver

  13. Diptych of the symmachi (338-401 A.D.) ivory

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