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Apparently after concluding his service in Egypt, Valerius
Proculus retired to Málaga, for the inscription that details his career was set up to honor him and his wife Valeria Lucilla as civic patrons.
111:. After being given the task of military recruitment in an unknown province (the inscription is broken here), he went to serve as procurator, or overseer of imperial estates, in these provinces:
132:, or overseer of the grain supply of Rome; he held this position from 142 to 144. The second was the related but more prestigious post of prefect or governor of
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At this point the civil track of his career begins. First
Proculus was appointed
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Proculus then advanced to two senior appointments. First was as
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233:"Zum Ende der Amtszeit des Präfekten L. Valerius Proculus"
90:(Quirina). Proculus then was appointed prefect of the
82:argues for this relationship based on the shared
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210:"Lista dei prefetti d'Egitto dal 30 al 299"
237:Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik
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295:2nd-century Roman governors of Egypt
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310:Roman governors of Egypt
17:Lucius Valerius Proculus
255:Gaius Valerius Eudaemon
123:, and the Three Gauls.
300:Ancient Roman equites
262:Prefectus of Aegyptus
231:Wolfgang Habermann,
218:, 17 (1975), p. 289
93:Classis Alexandriae
290:2nd-century Romans
247:Political offices
129:praefectus annonae
305:Praefecti annonae
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117:Cappadocia
105:procurator
56:praefectus
179:XIV, 2957
84:praenomen
64:IV Tracum
266:144-147
195:VI, 1002
162:II, 1970
315:Valerii
113:Baetica
38:papyrus
30:Hadrian
80:Dessau
61:cohors
45:Málaga
19:was a
88:tribe
68:Syria
25:eques
21:Roman
121:Asia
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