Consularis Governors of Syria Phoenicia (c. 295 AD To C. 395 AD)
Date | Governor |
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Between 293 and 305 | Aelius Statuus |
Between 293 and 303 | Sossianus Hierocles |
Before 305 | Julius Julianus |
? Between 309/313 | Maximus |
c. 323 | Achillius |
328 - 329 | Fl. Dionysius |
335 | Archelaus |
c. 337 | Nonnus |
342 | Marcellinus |
353/4 | Apollinaris |
Before 358 | Demetrius |
(?) 359/60 | Euchrostius |
Before 360 | Julianus |
360 - 361 | Andronicus |
Before 361 | Aelius Claudius Dulcitius |
361 | Anatolius |
c. 361/2 | Polycles |
362 | Julianus |
362 - 363 | Gaianus |
363 - 364 | Marius |
364 | Ulpianus |
364 - 365 | Domninus |
372 | Leontius |
380 | Petrus |
382 - 383 | Proculus |
Before 388 | Eustathius |
388 | Antherius |
388 | Epiphanius |
390 | Domitius |
391 | Severianus |
392 | Leontius |
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