Flavia Caesariensis

• After 293 CE, Flavia Caesariensis was one of four Provinces in the Diocese of Britannia which included London. It lasted until 408 CE.
• The Province was created when the existing two Provinces of Britannia Inferior and Britannia Superior were further subdivided during the Tetrarchy of Diocletian (285-305 CE).

The Four Provinces of Britannia (293-408 CE)

• In 293 CE Britannia Inferior was split into two:
  1. Flavia Caesariensis (293-408 CE)
     • Capital at Lindum Lincoln
  2. Britannia Secunda (293-408 CE)
     • Capital at Eburacum York

• Britannia Superior was split into two:
  1. Britannia Prima (293-408 CE)
     • Capital at Corinium Dobunnorum Cirencester (uncertain). This was the largest of the four and included Wales and the West country.
  2. Maxima Caesariensis (293-408 CE)
     • This was the seat of the Proconsul with the Capital at London Londinium.
  3. There may have been a fifth Province called Valentia between 369-408 CE.

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