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praefectus minor
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PRAEFECTUS — non eôdem semper fuit significatu. Nam et in re militari magnus eorum usus, et inter Provinciales Magistratus, non minor fuit. Scribit Dio, Octav. Augustum eos omnes, quos Provinciis extra Italiam sitis praeposuisset, Praefectos appellâsse,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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