Prefecto de Egipto
El prefecto de Egipto era el gobernador del Egipto antiguo durante su periodo romano.
Era escogido en el orden ecuestre o de caballeros romanos, pues los senadores y miembros del orden senatorial, que ocupaban normalmente los puestos de gobernador, no tenían derecho de permanecer en Egipto. Poseía el título de Praefectus Augustalis, lo que muestra que gobernaba esta provincia esencial y rica en trigo en nombre del emperador romano (o Augusto).
Lista de prefectos de Egipto
| Date | Nom latin |
|---|---|
| 30 – 26 a. C. | Cayo Cornelio Galo |
| 26/25 – 25/24 a. C. | Elio Galo |
| 25/24 – 22/21 a. C. | Publio Petronio |
| 22/20 – 14/13 a. C. | --- |
| 13/12 a. C. | Publio Rubrio Bárbaro |
| 12/11 – 8 a. C. | --- |
| 7 – 4 a. C. | Cayo Turranio |
| 2/1 a. C. – 3 d. C. | Publio Octavio |
| 4 – 8 | --- |
| 9 – 10 (ca.) | Quinto Ostorio Escápula |
| 10/11 | Gaius Iulius Aquila |
| 11/12 (ca.) | Pedo |
| 11/14 | Marcus Magius Maximus |
| 14 | Aemilius Rectus |
| 15 | Lucius Seius Strabo |
| 16 – 31 | Gaius Galerius |
| 32 | Gaius Vitrasius Pollio |
| 32 | Hiberus |
| 32 – 38 | Aulus Avilius Flaccus |
| 38 | Nevio Sutorio Macrón |
| 39 – 41 | Gaius Vitrasius Pollio II (?) |
| 41 – 42 | Lucius Aemilius Rectus |
| 42/45 | Marcus Heius |
| 45 – 47 | Gaius Iulius Postumus |
| 47 – 52 | Gnaeus Vergilius Capito |
| 54 | Lucius Lusius Geta |
| 55 – 59 | Tiberius Claudius Balbillus |
| 60 – 62 | Lucius Iulius Vestinus |
| 63 – 64 | Gaius Caecina Tuscus |
| 66 – 69 | Tiberio Julio Alejandro |
| 70 | Lucius Peducaeus Colonus |
| 71/72 – 72/73 | Tiberius Iulius Lupus |
| 74 | Valerius (?) Paulinus |
| 75 – 76 | Sept(imius ?) |
| 78 – 79 | Gaius Aeternius Fronto |
| 79(?) | Lucio Julio Urso |
| 80/81 – 82 | Gaius Tettius Africanus Cassianus Priscus |
| 83 | Lucio Laberio Máximo |
| 85 – 88 | Gaius Septimius Vegetus |
| 89 – 91/92 | Marcus Mettius Rufus |
| 92 – 93 | Tito Petronio Segundo |
| 93/91 – 94/92 | Titus Flavius Norbanus |
| 94 – 98 | Marcus Iunius Rufus |
| 98 – 100 | Caius Pompeius Planta |
| 100/101 – 103 | Caius Minicius Italus |
| 103 – 107 | Caius Vibius Maximus |
| 107 – 112 | Servius Sulpicius Similis |
| 113 – 117 | Marco Rutilio Lupo |
| 117 – 119 | Quintus Rammius Martialis |
| 118 – 119 | Quinto Marcio Turbón |
| 120 – 124 | Titus Haterius Nepos |
| 124/126 | Petronius Quadratus |
| 126 – 133 | Titus Flavius Titianus |
| 133 – 137 | Marco Petronio Mamertino |
| 137 – 142 | Gaius Avidius Heliodorus |
| 142 – 143 | Gaius Valerius Eudaemon |
| 144 – 147 | Lucius Valerius Proculus |
| 147 – 148 | Marcus Petronius Honoratus |
| 150 – 154 | Lucius Munatius Felix |
| 155 – 159 | Marcus Sempronius Liberalis |
| 159 – 160 | Titus Furius Victorinus |
| 161 | Lucio Volusio Meciano |
| 161 | Vernasius Facundus |
| 161 | Minicius Sanctus |
| 161/162 – 164 | Marcus Annius Suriacus |
| 164 – 167 | Titus Flavius Titianus |
| 167 – 168 | Quintus Baienus Blassianus |
| 168 – 169 | Marcus Bassaeus Rufus |
| 170 – 175 | Gaius Calvisius Statianus |
| 176 | Gaius Caecilius Salvianus |
| 176 – 179 | Titus Pactumeius Magnus |
| 179 – 180 | Titus Aius Sanctus |
| 180 – 181 | Titus Flavius Piso |
| 181 – 183 | Decimus Veturius Macrinus |
| 185 | Titus Longaeus Rufus |
| 185 – 187 | Pomponius Faustinianus |
| 188 | Aurelius Verianus |
| 188 – 190 | Marcus Aurelius Papirius Dionysius |
| 190 | Quintus Tineius Demetrius |
| 190 – 192 | Claudius Lucilianus |
| 192/193 | Larcius Memor |
| 193 – 194 | Lucius Mantennius Sabinus |
| 194 – 197 | Marcus Ulpius Primianus |
| 197 – 200 | Quintus Aemilius Saturninus |
| 200 | Alfenus Appolinaris |
| 200 – 203 | Quintus Maecius Laetus |
| 203 – 205/206 | Claudius Iulianus |
| 206 – 210 | Tiberius Claudius Subatianus Aquila |
| 211 (ca.) | Tiberius Magnius Felix Crescentillianus |
| 212 – 213 | Lucius Baebius Aurelius Iuncinus |
| 215 | Marcus Aurelius Septimius Heraclitus |
| 215/216 | Aurelius Antinous |
| 216 – 217 | Lucius Valerius Datus |
| 217 – 218 | Iulius Basilianus |
| 218 – 219 (ca.) | Callistianus |
| 219 – 220/221 | Geminius Chrestus |
| 222 | Lucius Domitius Honoratus |
| 222 – 223 | Marcus Aedinius Iulianus |
| 223 (?) | Valerius |
| 223 – 224 | Marcus Aurelius Epagathus |
| 224 – 225 | Tiberius Claudius Herennianus |
| 225 – 230 (ca.) | Claudius Claudianus |
| 229/230 – 230 | Claudius Masculinus |
| 231/232 – 237 | Mevius Honoratianus |
| 237 (ca.) | Corellius Galba (?) |
| 239 | Lucius Lucrecius Annianus |
| 242 – 245 | Aurelius Basileus |
| 245 – 247 | Gaius Valerius Firmus |
| 249 – 250 | Aurelius Appius Sabinus |
| 250(?) – 252 | Faltonius Restitutianus |
| 252/253 | Lisennius Proculus |
| 253 | Septimius (?) |
| 250 – 255 (ca.) | Lucius Titinius Clodianus |
| 253 – 256 (ca.) | Titus Magnius Felix Crescentillianus |
| 256/257 – 261 | Lucius Mussius Aemilianus |
| 262 – 263 | Aurelius Theodotus |
| 264 – 265 | Gaius Claudius Firmus |
| 266 | Cussonius I [...] |
| 267 | Iuvenius Genialis |
| 269 – 270 | Tenagino Probus |
| 271 | Iulius Marcellinus |
| 271 – 272/3 | Statilius Ammianus |
| 274 – 279 | --- |
| 279 – 280 | Hadrianius Sallustius |
| 283 | Celerinus |
| 283 – 284 | Pomponius Ianuarianus |
| 284 – 286 | Marcus Aurelius Diogenes |
| 286 | Aurelius Mercurius (?) |
| 286 | Bellicius Peregrinus |
| 287 – 290 | Gaius Valerius Pompeianus |
| 290 – 292 | Titius Honoratus |
| 292 – 293 | Rupilius Felix |
| 293 - 297 | --- |
| 297 | Aristius Optatus |
| 298 | Aemilius Rusticianus |
| 298 – 299 | Aelius Publius |
| 299 – 300 | Heraclius |
| 303/311 | Apollonius |
| 303 (ca.) | Eustratius (?) |
| 303 – 306 | Clodius Culcianus |
| 307 | Sossianus Hieroclus |
| 308 | Valerius Victorinus |
| 308 – 309 | Aelius Hyginus |
| 310 (ca.) | Titinnius Clodianus |
| 312 | Aurelius Ammonius |
| 314 | Iulius Iulianus |
| 314 - ca.327 | --- |
| 328 | Aurelius Apion |
| 328 – 329 | Septimius Zenius |
| 330 | Flavius Magnilianus |
| 331 | Florentius |
| 331 – 332 | Flavius Hyginus |
| 333 – 335 | Paterius |
| 335 – 337 | Flavius Philagrius |
| 337(?) – 338 | Flavius Antonius Theodorus |
| 338 – 340 | Flavius Philagrius II |
| 341 – 343 | Longinus |
| 344 | Palladius |
| 345 – 352 | Nestorius |
| 353 – 354 | Sebastianus |
| 355 – 356 | Maximus |
| 356 – 357 | Cataphronius |
| 357 – 359 | Parnassius |
| 357 – ca. 359 | Pomponius Metrodorus |
| 359 | Italicianus |
| 359 – 361 | Faustinus |
| 361 – 362 | Gerontius |
| 362 – 363 | Ecdicius Olimpus |
| 364 | Hierius |
| 364 | Maximus |
| 364 – 366 | Flavianus |
| 366–367 | Proclianus |
| 367 – 370 | Flavius Eutolmius Tatianus |
| 370 – 371 | Olympius Palladius |
| 371 – 37 | Aelius Palladius |
| 376(?) | Publius |
| 379 | Bassianus (?) |
| 379 | Hadrianus (?) |
| 380 | Iulianus |
| 381 – 382(?) | Antoninus |
| 382 | Palladius |
| 383 | Hypatius |
| 384 | Optatus |
| 384 – 386 | Florentius |
| 386 | Paulinus |
| 387 | Eusebius |
| 388 | Flavius Ulpius Erythrius |
| 388 – 390 | Alexander |
| 391 | Evagrius |
| 392 (abril–junio) | Hypatius II |
| 392 (junio–agosto) | Potamius |
| 393 - 395 | --- |
| 396 | Remigius |
| 397 | Archelaus |
| 398/404 | Paulacius |
| 403/404 | Pentadius |
| 403/404 | Euthalius |
| 405 - 414 | ? |
| 415 | Orestus |
| 416 - 421 | ? |
| 422(?) | Callistus |
| 423(?) - 434 | ? |
| 435 | Cleopater |
| 436 - 442 | ? |
| 443(?) | Charmosynus |
| 444 - 450 | ? |
| 451 | Theodorus |
| 453 | Florus |
| 457 | Nicolaus |
| 458 - 467 | ? |
| 468 – 469 | Flavius Alexander |
| 470 - 476 | ? |
| 475/476 | Boethius |
| 477 | Anthemius |
| 478/480 (ca.) | Theoctistus |
| 482 (ca.) | Teognosto[1] |
| 482 | Pergamius |
| 482. | ? |
| 482/490 | Entrechius |
| 487 | Theodorus |
| 487 | Arsenius |
| 488 - 515 | ? |
| 516 | Theodosius |
| 518/523 | Flavius Strategius |
| 519 | ? |
| 520 | Licinius |
| 521 - 526 | ? |
| 527 – ? | Hephaestus |
| 528(?) - 534 | ? |
| 535 – ? | Dioscorus |
| 536(?) | ? |
| 537 – ? | Rhodon[2] |
| 539 – 542 | Petrus Marcellinus Felix Liberius |
| 542 – ? | Johannes Laxarion |
| 543(?) - 559 | ? |
| 560 – ? (ca.) | Favorinus |
| 561(?) - 565 | ? |
| 566 – ? | Justinus / Germanus Gestinius |
| 567(?) - 581 | ? |
| 582 – ? | Johannes I |
| 585 – ? (ca.) | Paulus |
| 588 – ? (ca.) | Johannes II |
| 592 – ? (ca.) | Constantinus |
| 595 – ? (ca.) | Menas |
| 600 – 603 | Petrus Gestinius |
| 604 - 605 | ? |
| 606 – ? | Johannes |
| 614 – ? | Niketas |
| 616 - 628 | Dominio del Imperio Persa |
| 616 – 628 | Benjamin |
| 628 – 642 | Imperio Romano de Oriente |
| 629 – 640 | Anastasius |
| 640 | Cers |
| 641 – 642 | Theodoros |
Referencias
- Duchesne, Louis (1909): Early History of the Christian Church. From Its Foundation to the End of the Fifth Century. – Volume III: The Fifth Century – Read Books, 2008, p. 550. ISBN 978-1-44377-159-7
- Procope, Histoire secrète de Justinien, XXVII 2-7.
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