LUCIUS ANNAEUS SENECA

Thanks for the response! I did see the thread on Diocletian, but I didn't see any source information. I am wondering if it is in Eutropius, but all I see is about overly elaborate court ceremonies... Thanks for the hint on Domitian

Hi everybody. Long time reader, first-time poster. I am writing a big assignment on Diocletian's court and the court of Han-China. As always when there's something you know, you tend to not look to much for the source of the information. I have this problem with Diocletian's self-professed divinity. I know that he calls himself "Deus et Dominus", but I do not know the source of this information. An internet search yielded nothing, and http://www.perseus.tufts.edu is pretty sparse on later roman writings. That is why I turn to this forum of learned men and women. Do any of you know, where I can find this? "Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope." BTW: I am sorry to start a new topic if this is against the rules. I hope you won't hold it against me for too long