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The Reign Of Diocletian And His Three Associates, Maximian, Galerius, And Constantius.—General Reestablishment Of Order And Tranquillity.—The Persian War, Victory, And Triumph.—The New Form Of Administration.—Abdication And Retirement Of Diocletian And Maximian.

O Reinado De Diocleciano E Seus Três Associados, Maximiano, Galério E Constâncio.—Restabelecimento Geral Da Ordem E Da Tranquilidade.—A Guerra Persa, Vitória E Triunfo.—A Nova Forma De Administração.—Abdicação E Retirada De Diocleciano E Maximiano.

Chapter XIII: Reign Of Diocletian And His Three Associates.—Part II.

Capítulo XIII: Reinado De Diocleciano E Seus Três Associados.—Parte II.

Chapter XIII: Reign Of Diocletian And His Three Associates.—Part III.

Capítulo XIII: Reinado De Diocleciano E Seus Três Associados.—Parte III.

Chapter XIII: Reign Of Diocletian And His Three Associates.—Part IV.

Capítulo XIII: Reinado De Diocleciano E Seus Três Associados.—Parte IV.

Chapter XIV: Six Emperors At The Same Time, Reunion Of The Empire.—Part I.

Capítulo XIV: Seis Imperadores Ao Mesmo Tempo, Reunificação Do Império.—Parte I.

Troubles After The Abdication Of Diocletian.—Death Of Constantius.—Elevation Of Constantine And Maxen Tius.— Six Emperors At The Same Time.—Death Of Maximian And Galerius.—Victories Of Constantine Over Maxentius And Licinus.—Reunion Of The Empire Under The Authority Of Constantine.

Turbulências Após A Abdicação De Diocleciano.—Morte De Constâncio.—Elevação De Constantino E Maxêncio.—Seis Imperadores Ao Mesmo Tempo.—Morte De Maximiano E Galério.—Vitórias De Constantino Sobre Maxêncio E Licínio.—Reunificação Do Império Sob A Autoridade De Constantino.

Chapter XIV: Six Emperors At The Same Time, Reunion Of The Empire.—Part II.

Capítulo XIV: Seis Imperadores Ao Mesmo Tempo, Reunificação Do Império.—Parte II.

Chapter XIV: Six Emperors At The Same Time, Reunion Of The Empire.—Part III.

Capítulo XIV: Seis Imperadores Ao Mesmo Tempo, Reunificação Do Império.—Parte III.

Chapter XIV: Six Emperors At The Same Time, Reunion Of The Empire.—Part IV.

Capítulo XIV: Seis Imperadores Ao Mesmo Tempo, Reunificação Do Império.—Parte IV.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part I.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte I.

The Progress Of The Christian Religion, And The Sentiments, Manners, Numbers, And Condition Of The Primitive Christians.

O Progresso Da Religião Cristã, E Os Sentimentos, Costumes, Números E Condição Dos Primitivos Cristãos.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part II.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte II.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part III.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte III.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part IV.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte IV.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part V.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte V.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.—Part VI.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.—Parte VI.

Chapter XV: Progress Of The Christian Religion.

Capítulo XV: Progresso Da Religião Cristã.

Vocabulary

Reinado
hey-NAH-doo — Reign; period during which a monarch rules.
Seus
SEH-oos — Possessive pronoun meaning 'his', 'her', or 'their'.
Três
trays — The number three.
Associados
ah-soh-see-AH-doos — Associates; people joined together in a common purpose.
Restabelecimento
hes-tah-beh-leh-see-MEN-too — Reestablishment; act of restoring something to former state.
Geral
zheh-RAL — General; applying to all or most cases broadly.
Ordem
OR-dehn — Order; organized or peaceful state of affairs.
Tranquilidade
tran-kee-lee-DAH-djeh — Tranquility; state of peace and calm.
Guerra
GEH-hah — War; armed conflict between nations or groups.
Persa
PER-sah — Persian; relating to Persia or its people.
Vitória
vee-TOH-ree-ah — Victory; success in a battle or competition.
Triunfo
tree-OON-foo — Triumph; great victory or achievement celebrated publicly.
Nova
NOH-vah — New; recently created or not previously existing.
Forma
FOR-mah — Form; shape, structure, or manner of something.
Administração
ahd-mee-nees-trah-SAO — Administration; management and organization of public affairs.
Abdicação
ahb-djee-kah-SAO — Abdication; formal renunciation of power or throne.
Retirada
heh-chee-RAH-dah — Retreat or withdrawal from a position or role.
Capítulo
kah-PEE-too-loo — Chapter; a main division of a book.
Parte
PAR-cheh — Part; a section or division of a whole.
Seis
SAYS — The number six.
Imperadores
eem-peh-rah-DOH-rehs — Emperors; rulers of an empire with supreme authority.
Mesmo
MEZ-moo — Same; identical or equal in every way.
Tempo
TEM-poo — Time; a measured or specific period of duration.
Reunificação
heh-oo-nee-fee-kah-SAO — Reunification; act of uniting again after separation.
Império
eem-PEH-ree-oo — Empire; large territory ruled by an emperor.
Turbulências
toor-boo-LEN-see-ahs — Turbulences; states of disorder, unrest, or upheaval.
Após
ah-POHS — After; following in time or sequence.
Morte
MOR-cheh — Death; the end of life.
Elevação
eh-leh-vah-SAO — Elevation; rise to a higher rank or position.
Vitórias
vee-TOH-ree-ahs — Victories; multiple successes in battles or competitions.
Sobre
SOH-breh — Over or about; above or concerning something.
Sob
sohb — Under; beneath or subject to authority of someone.
Autoridade
ow-toh-ree-DAH-djeh — Authority; power or right to give orders.
Progresso
proh-GREH-soo — Progress; forward movement or development toward a goal.
Religião
heh-lee-zhee-AO — Religion; system of faith and worship practices.
Cristã
krees-TAH — Christian; relating to Christianity or its followers (feminine).
Sentimentos
sen-chee-MEN-toos — Feelings or sentiments; emotional states or attitudes.
Costumes
kos-TOO-mehs — Customs; traditional practices or habits of a group.
Números
NOO-meh-roos — Numbers; quantities or figures counted or measured.
Condição
kon-djee-SAO — Condition; state or circumstances of something or someone.
Primitivos
pree-mee-CHEE-voos — Primitive or early; relating to the earliest stage or form.
Cristãos
krees-TAOS — Christians; followers of the Christian religion (masculine plural).
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