释义
(245—313), Roman emperor 284—305; full name
戴克里先（公元２４５—３１３，罗马皇帝［２８４—３０５］ ，全名盖尤斯·奥勒利乌斯·瓦列里乌斯·戴克里先；由于面临越来越严重的军事问题，他于２８６年将帝国分为由他自己领导的东部和马克西米安领导的西部；公元３０３年对基督徒进行了最后的迫害）。
双语例句
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After the edict of Diocletian we hear no more of it until the days of St.
之后，该法令的戴克里先，我们没有听到更多的它，直到天的圣奥古斯丁。
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After the edict of Diocletian we hear no more of it until the days of St. Augustine.
在戴克里先的法令，我们没有听到更多的，直到天的圣奥古斯丁。
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But Diocletian (243 - 316), reinstated the Empire by 284.
但戴克里先（243-316）在284年恢复了帝国。
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After Diocletian, ambitious Christian leaders ruled through the powerful fusion of Roman political, social, and military precedents with symbolism and Christianity.
戴克里先之后，雄心勃勃的基督教领袖用罗马政治、社会和军事先例与象征主义和基督教的强大融合进行统治。
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During the Roman emperor Diocletian's bloody persecution of Christians in 303, Nicholas was imprisoned.
公元303年，罗马皇帝戴克里先血腥迫害基督徒期间，尼古拉被捕入狱。
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It seems instead that Mr Sanader was just fed up—like Diocletian, the Roman emperor who also hailed from Split and retired there to grow cabbages.
之所以辞职，似乎是因为他已经感到厌倦——这就像同样是斯普利特人的戴克里先，这位罗马皇帝某天放弃了自己的皇位，回乡下种菜去了。
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The persecution of Diocletian failed completely to suppress the growing Christian community.
戴克里先的迫害彻底失败了，它未能压制日益壮大的基督徒群体。
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George held the rank of tribune in the Roman army and was beheaded by Diocletian at Nicomedia on 23 April, 303, for protesting against the Emperor's persecution of Christians.
他是罗马军队的护民官，因为抗议罗马皇帝戴克里先对基督教徒的迫害’，于公元303年4月23日在尼克米迪哑被斩首。