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His career is known from a half-dozen inscriptions. Restitutianus first appears in an inscription recovered from
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governed Egypt until a replacement could arrive from Rome.
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208:"Lista dei prefetti d'Egitto dal 30 al 299"
27:who held several senior-level posts in the
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216:, 17 (1975), p. 313
237:Aurelius Appius Sabinus
62:Mauretania Caesariensis
31:of the third century.
17:Faltonius Restitutianus
82:, with two other men,
306:Ancient Roman equites
52:during the reign of
103:Praefectus Aegyptus
88:Herennus Modestinus
48:in the province of
276:3rd-century Romans
258:Lissenius Proculus
229:Political offices
122:Faltonius Pinianus
115:Lissenius Proculus
71:Praefectus vigilum
66:Capitoline Museums
301:Praefecti vigilum
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107:Roman Egypt
286:252 deaths
270:Categories
40:procurator
180:1973, 653
146:1986, 653
248:Aegyptus
244:Prefect
196:VI, 266
128:Sources
80:Vigiles
78:of the
76:Prefect
58:praeses
45:praeses
99:Decius
50:Pontus
36:Amasya
74:, or
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