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• 21. Greek inscription in elegiac distichs honouring the praet. prefect Antonius Marcellinus from Gortyna (Crete)
• 26. Bilingual epitaph in Latin (a) and Greek (b) hexameters of the praet. prefect Maiorinus from Buşr al-Hariri (Syria) by his nephew
• 53. Julian’s constitution (CTh 1, 16, 8) addressed to the praet. prefect Salutius and fragments of the prefectorial edict from Amorgos