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govern provinces of
strategic importance, or
administer towns known as
praefecturae that
lacked self-governance. The
Praetorian prefect (Praefectus praetorio)...
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civic autonomy and
administered by a Roman-appointed Praefectus.
These praefecturae were
common in
Italy before the
extension of
Roman citizenship and typically...
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Praefectura (plural:
praefecturae) was a type of
administrative settlement in the
Roman Republic and
early Roman Empire. It
referred to a
community lacking...
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Festus wrote in the 4th
century CE that
Campania was
divided into ten
praefecturae,
although he does not
indicate when this
supposedly happened. Franco...
- have been
universally granted to the
capitals of Italy's
prefectures (
praefecturae) but also
extended to some
smaller localities where markets were necessary...
- et
Piceno viritim dividendo,
which created a
network of
prefectures (
praefecturae), some of which, in the mid-1st
century BC, were
granted the
status of...
- into the
three geographically defined praetorian prefectures (Latin:
praefecturae praetoriis,
singular praefectura praetorio). The
division by Valentinian...
- ind'ra—indifferentia. infl'o—inflammatio. Inħlp—inlustris
Patricii or Præfecti or
Præfecturæ. in·in·—in integrum. ĩnocñe—innocentiæ. inpña—inpœnitentia. intl'ˡ'—intellectualis...
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paraphrase and translation<
Vitalis V.C.
militantis in
officio sublimis Praefecturae relatione comperimus,
desiderare Sanctitatem vestram significari vobis...
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Recipients were
entitled to the post-nominal
letters PCF,
standing for
Praefecturae Crux Fortitudinis, the
Latin form of the name. The PCF is a gold cross...
