- Look up
praefectus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Praefectus,
often with a
further qualification, was the
formal title of many,
fairly low to high-ranking...
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Apollinaris (Latin: Apollinarius) was
Praetorian Prefect of Gaul from May 408 or
earlier until 409 AD, when he was
succeeded by his
friend Decimus Rusticus...
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praetorians or
imperial guards were
commanded by one, two, or even
three praefects (praefecti praetorio), who were
chosen by the
emperor from
among the equites...
- bodyguard,
confirmed that
Numerian had been
murdered by the
Praefect, and
after executing the
Praefect, he was
proclaimed Emperor by the soldiers.
Carinus immediately...
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Anicius Auchenius B****us (fl. 382–384) was a
politician of the
Roman Empire. B****us was a
native of
Beneventum and
patron of that city, as well as of Fabrateria...
- some
modern accounts insinuate that the
salary was cut by the
Christian praefect Helpidius because Libanius was a pagan,
relations between the two were...
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practice of tax farming.
Government positions such as quaestor, aedile, or
praefect were
funded by the office-holder. To
prevent any
citizen from
gaining too...
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under Tiberius for
eight years (from AD 4) in
Germany and
Pannonia as
praefect of
cavalry and legatus. Paterculus'
Compendium of
Roman History spans a...
- (modern day Yemen)
under orders of Augustus.
Aelius Gallus was the 2nd
praefect of
Roman Egypt (Aegyptus) in the
reign of
Augustus during the
years 26–24...
- Maeci**** who ****umed the role of grey eminence. Maeci**** was
briefly Praefect of Egypt, and
subsequently Praefectus annonae in Rome. If it was Maeci****...
