Carausius attempted to come to terms with Maximian and his co-emperor Diocletian, but it has been speculated (namely, by the historian S.S. Frere) that Carausius'rebellion endangered Diocletian's vision of a strong, centralized government based on his tetrarchy.
Carausius attempted to come to terms with Maximian and his co-emperor Diocletian, but the general Constantius Chlorus was sent to put down the rebellion. It has been speculated (namely, by the historian S.S. Frere) that the rebellion of Carausius endangered Diocletian's vision of a strong, centralized government based on his tetrarchy.