How did Diocletian change the nature of the position of emperor?
A) He shared the empire with another man, thus dividing the empire in half.
B) He decreased his own influence by increasing the responsibilities of the Senate.
C) He consolidated all authority in himself.
D) He subjugated his position to the authority of the people.
E) He increased the power of the army, making himself a military dictator.
Answer: A
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