An edict from this ruler was first found by William Sherard in the bouleuterion of Stratonikeia. This ruler began making the sons of soldiers soldiers in a system of hereditary careers, or “compulsory services.” This ruler introduced the argenteus and a reformed version of the radiate (15[1])as part of a program of currency reforms. (-5[1])During this ruler’s reign, separate taxes on people and land began to be assessed every five years, (-5[1])the (*) capitatio and jugum (“YOO-gum”). This ruler imposed price (10[1])ceilings on a variety (10[1])of (10[1])goods and wages (10[1])to combat (10[1])inflation (10[1])in his Edict on Maximum Prices. This ruler retired to his palace in modern-day Split after starting (10[1]-5[1])the Great Persecution and instituting the Tetrarchy. (0[1])For 10 points, name this Roman emperor who ended the Crisis of the Third Century. ■END■