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  • “These were states, such as Capua and Cumae, whose governments managed their own internal affairs, subject to the supervision of a Roman official called praefectus Capuam Cumas.”

    f. The Conquest of Italy

  • “Now that I was a citizen again and, like Matt Gregoire, a security officer at Rampart Starcorp's alpha executive level, I was what the lawyers term a praefectus conlegius of the Commonwealth Judiciary.”

    Perseus Spur

  • “Huge thudding mistakes and discrepancies abound in the Latin phrases (one recurring example - the senior Roman government official in the city lives in the villa praefectus).”

    Linkspam for 23-6-2009

  • “That such were not her concerns, but lay within the province of Antony and his praefectus fabrum?”

    Simon & Schuster: Antony and Cleopatra

  • “I have left Cornelius Gallus to administer Egypt as praefectus.”

    Simon & Schuster: Antony and Cleopatra

  • “He had not yet left the Caesarion when Cassius Parmensis boarded it to tell them that the densely packed soldiers were drinking the water much faster than the praefectus fabrum had estimated.”

    Simon & Schuster: Antony and Cleopatra

  • “So what's your feeling about ending bachelorhood, praefectus?”

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  • “Then the praefectus glanced again at the woman behind him.”

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  • “Marcus Flavius himself, praefectus of the Petriana cavalry.”

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  • “And this is the lady Valeria, daughter of the senator Titus Valens and the betrothed of my commander, the praefectus Lucius Marcus Flavius.”

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