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The 12 pages that link to Constitutio Antoniniana, each with the reason it gives.

• Roman lawBroader topic: The edict broadened the population governed by Roman citizens’ law.

• Roman citizenshipBroader topic: This empire-wide grant transformed the scale of citizenship.

• Crisis of the Third CenturyBroader topic: It exemplifies the sweeping administrative changes inherited by the crisis-era emperors.

• Cassius DioBroader topic: Dio discusses the edict and offers a skeptical explanation of Caracalla’s motives.

• Roman provincial administrationBroader topic: This empire-wide grant transformed the legal status of provincial populations.

• Septimius SeverusRelated: Severus’s dynastic and fiscal policies formed part of the setting for his son’s major citizenship edict.

• Severan dynastyBroader topic: The measure extended a major imperial policy across the populations ruled by the dynasty.

• CaracallaBroader topic: Caracalla’s signature measure extended citizenship on an unprecedented imperial scale.

• Year of the Five EmperorsRelated: It was a major later policy of the dynasty whose rule emerged from the crisis.

• Julia DomnaRelated: Her son’s landmark edict defined the imperial reign she helped sustain after Severus’s death.

• Severus AlexanderRelated: Alexander ruled an empire transformed by this earlier expansion of citizenship.

• PapinianRelated: It marks the imperial reign whose political violence shaped Papinian’s final years.