Reorganisation
In 296, the emperor Diocletian conducted a major reorganisation of the empire. The newly named Diocese of Britannia was subdivided into four provinces, Britannia Prima, Britannia Secunda, Maxima Caesariensis and Flavia Caesariensis.
Britannia Inferior was broken down into the provinces of Britannia Secunda, with York (Eburacum) as its capital, and Flavia Caesariensis, with Lincoln (Lindum) as its capital.
| Britannia 43-early 3rd c. Capital Camulodunum (43-c.65), then Londinium |
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| Britannia Inferior, Early 3rd c. - 293, capital at Eboracum |
Britannia Superior Early 3rd c. - 293, capital at Londinium |
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| Flavia Caesariensis, 293-410, capital Lindum |
Britannia Secunda, 293-410, capital Eboracum |
Maxima Caesariensis, 293-410, capital Londinium |
Britannia Prima, 293-410, capital Corinium |
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