Proconsular Imperial Legates of Syria Coele (193 AD To C. 295 AD)
| Date | Governor |
|---|---|
| c. 207 - 209 | Marius Maximus |
| c. 209 - 211 | Minicius Martialis |
| c. 216 | Aurelius Mam(---) |
| c. 221 | Antonius Seleucus |
| Between 225 and 235 | Quintus Aradius Rufinus Optatus Aelianus |
| (?) 235 | (? Claudius Sollemnius) Pacatianus |
| c. 241 | Attius Rufinus |
| c. 241 - 249 | Flavius Antiochus |
| c. 251 | Atilius Cosminus |
| c. 251 | Pomponius Laetianus |
| During the 260s | Virius Lupus |
| c. 275 | Maximinus |
| c. 279 | Julius Saturninus |
| Between 276 and 282 | Claudius Cleobulus |
| Between 289 and 297 | L. Aelius Helvius Dionysius |
| 290 | Charisius |
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