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Some Thoughts on the Procuratorship Alexandriae Pelusi Paraetoni

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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In May 247 or 248 AD a statue was erected for the equestrian official Lucius Mussius Aemilianus by the navicularii. On the basis an inscription lost today described his cursus honorum. Aemilianus became praef. vehiculorum trium prov. Gall. Lugdunens. Narbonens. et Aquitanic., proc. Alexandriae Pelusi Paraetoni, and proc. portus utriusque.

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