Prefecto de Egipto
Apariencia
Elprefecto de Egiptoera el gobernador delEgipto antiguodurante superiodo romano.
Era escogido en elorden ecuestreo de caballeros romanos, pues los senadores y miembros del ordensenatorial,que ocupaban normalmente los puestos de gobernador, no tenían derecho de permanecer en Egipto. Poseía el título dePraefectus Augustalis,lo que muestra que gobernaba esta provincia esencial y rica en trigo en nombre del emperador romano (oAugusto).
Lista de prefectos de Egipto
[editar]Date | Nom latin |
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30 – 26 a. C. | Cayo Cornelio Galo |
26/25 – 25/24 a. C. | Elio Galo |
25/24 – 22/21 a. C. | Publio Petronio |
22/20 – 14/13 a. C. | --- |
13/12 a. C. | Publio Rubrio Bárbaro |
12/11 – 8 a. C. | --- |
7 – 4 a. C. | Cayo Turranio |
2/1 a. C. – 3 d. C. | Publio Octavio |
4 – 8 | --- |
9 – 10 (ca.) | Quinto Ostorio Escápula |
10/11 | Gaius Iulius Aquila |
11/12 (ca.) | Pedo |
11/14 | Marcus Magius Maximus |
14 | Aemilius Rectus |
15 | Lucius Seius Strabo |
16 – 31 | Gaius Galerius |
32 | Gaius Vitrasius Pollio |
32 | Hiberus |
32 – 38 | Aulus Avilius Flaccus |
38 | Nevio Sutorio Macrón |
39 – 41 | Gaius Vitrasius Pollio II (?) |
41 – 42 | Lucius Aemilius Rectus |
42/45 | Marcus Heius |
45 – 47 | Gaius Iulius Postumus |
47 – 52 | Gnaeus Vergilius Capito |
54 | Lucius Lusius Geta |
55 – 59 | Tiberius Claudius Balbillus |
60 – 62 | Lucius Iulius Vestinus |
63 – 64 | Gaius Caecina Tuscus |
66 – 69 | Tiberio Julio Alejandro |
70 | Lucius Peducaeus Colonus |
71/72 – 72/73 | Tiberius Iulius Lupus |
74 | Valerius (?) Paulinus |
75 – 76 | Sept(imius?) |
78 – 79 | Gaius Aeternius Fronto |
79(?) | Lucio Julio Urso |
80/81 – 82 | Gaius Tettius Africanus Cassianus Priscus |
83 | Lucio Laberio Máximo |
85 – 88 | Gaius Septimius Vegetus |
89 – 91/92 | Marcus Mettius Rufus |
92 – 93 | Tito Petronio Segundo |
93/91 – 94/92 | Titus Flavius Norbanus |
94 – 98 | Marcus Iunius Rufus |
98 – 100 | Caius Pompeius Planta |
100/101 – 103 | Caius Minicius Italus |
103 – 107 | Caius Vibius Maximus |
107 – 112 | Servius Sulpicius Similis |
113 – 117 | Marco Rutilio Lupo |
117 – 119 | Quintus Rammius Martialis |
118 – 119 | Quinto Marcio Turbón |
120 – 124 | Titus Haterius Nepos |
124/126 | Petronius Quadratus |
126 – 133 | Titus Flavius Titianus |
133 – 137 | Marco Petronio Mamertino |
137 – 142 | Gaius Avidius Heliodorus |
142 – 143 | Gaius Valerius Eudaemon |
144 – 147 | Lucius Valerius Proculus |
147 – 148 | Marcus Petronius Honoratus |
150 – 154 | Lucius Munatius Felix |
155 – 159 | Marcus Sempronius Liberalis |
159 – 160 | Titus Furius Victorinus |
161 | Lucio Volusio Meciano |
161 | Vernasius Facundus |
161 | Minicius Sanctus |
161/162 – 164 | Marcus Annius Suriacus |
164 – 167 | Titus Flavius Titianus |
167 – 168 | Quintus Baienus Blassianus |
168 – 169 | Marcus Bassaeus Rufus |
170 – 175 | Gaius Calvisius Statianus |
176 | Gaius Caecilius Salvianus |
176 – 179 | Titus Pactumeius Magnus |
179 – 180 | Titus Aius Sanctus |
180 – 181 | Titus Flavius Piso |
181 – 183 | Decimus Veturius Macrinus |
185 | Titus Longaeus Rufus |
185 – 187 | Pomponius Faustinianus |
188 | Aurelius Verianus |
188 – 190 | Marcus Aurelius Papirius Dionysius |
190 | Quintus Tineius Demetrius |
190 – 192 | Claudius Lucilianus |
192/193 | Larcius Memor |
193 – 194 | Lucius Mantennius Sabinus |
194 – 197 | Marcus Ulpius Primianus |
197 – 200 | Quintus Aemilius Saturninus |
200 | Alfenus Appolinaris |
200 – 203 | Quintus Maecius Laetus |
203 – 205/206 | Claudius Iulianus |
206 – 210 | Tiberius Claudius Subatianus Aquila |
211 (ca.) | Tiberius Magnius Felix Crescentillianus |
212 – 213 | Lucius Baebius Aurelius Iuncinus |
215 | Marcus Aurelius Septimius Heraclitus |
215/216 | Aurelius Antinous |
216 – 217 | Lucius Valerius Datus |
217 – 218 | Iulius Basilianus |
218 – 219 (ca.) | Callistianus |
219 – 220/221 | Geminius Chrestus |
222 | Lucius Domitius Honoratus |
222 – 223 | Marcus Aedinius Iulianus |
223 (?) | Valerius |
223 – 224 | Marcus Aurelius Epagathus |
224 – 225 | Tiberius Claudius Herennianus |
225 – 230 (ca.) | Claudius Claudianus |
229/230 – 230 | Claudius Masculinus |
231/232 – 237 | Mevius Honoratianus |
237 (ca.) | Corellius Galba (?) |
239 | Lucius Lucrecius Annianus |
242 – 245 | Aurelius Basileus |
245 – 247 | Gaius Valerius Firmus |
249 – 250 | Aurelius Appius Sabinus |
250(?) – 252 | Faltonius Restitutianus |
252/253 | Lisennius Proculus |
253 | Septimius (?) |
250 – 255 (ca.) | Lucius Titinius Clodianus |
253 – 256 (ca.) | Titus Magnius Felix Crescentillianus |
256/257 – 261 | Lucius Mussius Aemilianus |
262 – 263 | Aurelius Theodotus |
264 – 265 | Gaius Claudius Firmus |
266 | Cussonius I [...] |
267 | Iuvenius Genialis |
269 – 270 | Tenagino Probus |
271 | Iulius Marcellinus |
271 – 272/3 | Statilius Ammianus |
274 – 279 | --- |
279 – 280 | Hadrianius Sallustius |
283 | Celerinus |
283 – 284 | Pomponius Ianuarianus |
284 – 286 | Marcus Aurelius Diogenes |
286 | Aurelius Mercurius (?) |
286 | Bellicius Peregrinus |
287 – 290 | Gaius Valerius Pompeianus |
290 – 292 | Titius Honoratus |
292 – 293 | Rupilius Felix |
293 - 297 | --- |
297 | Aristius Optatus |
298 | Aemilius Rusticianus |
298 – 299 | Aelius Publius |
299 – 300 | Heraclius |
303/311 | Apollonius |
303 (ca.) | Eustratius (?) |
303 – 306 | Clodius Culcianus |
307 | Sossianus Hieroclus |
308 | Valerius Victorinus |
308 – 309 | Aelius Hyginus |
310 (ca.) | Titinnius Clodianus |
312 | Aurelius Ammonius |
314 | Iulius Iulianus |
314 - ca.327 | --- |
328 | Aurelius Apion |
328 – 329 | Septimius Zenius |
330 | Flavius Magnilianus |
331 | Florentius |
331 – 332 | Flavius Hyginus |
333 – 335 | Paterius |
335 – 337 | Flavius Philagrius |
337(?) – 338 | Flavius Antonius Theodorus |
338 – 340 | Flavius PhilagriusII |
341 – 343 | Longinus |
344 | Palladius |
345 – 352 | Nestorius |
353 – 354 | Sebastianus |
355 – 356 | Maximus |
356 – 357 | Cataphronius |
357 – 359 | Parnassius |
357 – ca. 359 | Pomponius Metrodorus |
359 | Italicianus |
359 – 361 | Faustinus |
361 – 362 | Gerontius |
362 – 363 | Ecdicius Olimpus |
364 | Hierius |
364 | Maximus |
364 – 366 | Flavianus |
366–367 | Proclianus |
367 – 370 | Flavius Eutolmius Tatianus |
370 – 371 | Olympius Palladius |
371 – 37 | Aelius Palladius |
376(?) | Publius |
379 | Bassianus (?) |
379 | Hadrianus (?) |
380 | Iulianus |
381 – 382(?) | Antoninus |
382 | Palladius |
383 | Hypatius |
384 | Optatus |
384 – 386 | Florentius |
386 | Paulinus |
387 | Eusebius |
388 | Flavius Ulpius Erythrius |
388 – 390 | Alexander |
391 | Evagrius |
392 (abril–junio) | Hypatius II |
392 (junio–agosto) | Potamius |
393 - 395 | --- |
396 | Remigius |
397 | Archelaus |
398/404 | Paulacius |
403/404 | Pentadius |
403/404 | Euthalius |
405 - 414 | ? |
415 | Orestus |
416 - 421 | ? |
422(?) | Callistus |
423(?) - 434 | ? |
435 | Cleopater |
436 - 442 | ? |
443(?) | Charmosynus |
444 - 450 | ? |
451 | Theodorus |
453 | Florus |
457 | Nicolaus |
458 - 467 | ? |
468 – 469 | Flavius Alexander |
470 - 476 | ? |
475/476 | Boethius |
477 | Anthemius |
478/480 (ca.) | Theoctistus |
482 (ca.) | Teognosto[1] |
482 | Pergamius |
482. | ? |
482/490 | Entrechius |
487 | Theodorus |
487 | Arsenius |
488 - 515 | ? |
516 | Theodosius |
518/523 | Flavius Strategius |
519 | ? |
520 | Licinius |
521 - 526 | ? |
527 –? | Hephaestus |
528(?) - 534 | ? |
535 –? | Dioscorus |
536(?) | ? |
537 –? | Rhodon[2] |
539 – 542 | Petrus Marcellinus Felix Liberius |
542 –? | Johannes Laxarion |
543(?) - 559 | ? |
560 –? (ca.) | Favorinus |
561(?) - 565 | ? |
566 –? | Justinus / Germanus Gestinius |
567(?) - 581 | ? |
582 –? | Johannes I |
585 –? (ca.) | Paulus |
588 –? (ca.) | Johannes II |
592 –? (ca.) | Constantinus |
595 –? (ca.) | Menas |
600 – 603 | Petrus Gestinius |
604 - 605 | ? |
606 –? | Johannes |
614 –? | Niketas |
616 - 628 | Dominio del Imperio Persa |
616 – 628 | Benjamin |
628 – 642 | Imperio Romano de Oriente |
629 – 640 | Anastasius |
640 | Cers |
641 – 642 | Theodoros |
Véase también
[editar]Referencias
[editar]- ↑Duchesne,Louis(1909):Early History of the Christian Church. From Its Foundation to the End of the Fifth Century. – Volume III: The Fifth Century– Read Books, 2008, p. 550.ISBN978-1-44377-159-7
- ↑Procope,Histoire secrète de Justinien,XXVII 2-7.