Gallicus Valens was præfectus urbis and chief magistrate of police for Domitian; probably succeeding Pegasus (Sat.
Nay, a more substantial proof of gratitude often greeted his new dishes.
XXII-21] At this epoch, the best cooks came from Sicily.
It looked as if he had made him præfectus urbi with the sole purpose of polluting the senate-house.
These soldiers received double pay, and were commanded by the præfectus prætorii: at a later period they became the masters of the empire.
Numerius is called Cneius Magius, 'Præfectus fabrorum,' or head of the engineer department.
Footnote 317: Pompeius was made Præfectus Annonæ for five years.
Let a præfectus urbi be appointed from the ranks of the prominent men and from such as have previously passed through the necessary offices.
This duty ought to be assigned to some senator, and to the most distinguished one after the præfectus urbi, rather than to one of the knights.
Thirty days was the duration of his tenure (whereas he let his colleague Lucius Apronius hold office for six months), and his successor was Sanguinius Maximus, præfectus urbi.
He also increased the dignity of Laco (formerly præfectus vigilum but now procurator of the Gauls) by this same mark of esteem and in addition by the honors belonging to ex-consuls.
These men ought to hold office for life like the præfectus urbi and the sub-censor.
Footnote 580: Pompey had two functions at this time: he was governor of Spain and præfectus annonæ.
He seems at once to have attached himself to Pompey, and to have promoted his appointment as præfectus annonæ.
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