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- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus war ein römischer Politiker und Senator zur Zeit des Antoninus Pius. In den Arvalakten wird sein Name als Gnaeus Cornelius Proculus angegeben. Proculus war zwischen 138 und 141 Statthalter der Provinz Lycia et Pamphylia; er ist in der Provinz für den 21. September 139 als Statthalter belegt. Durch die Arvalakten des Jahres 145 ist belegt, dass er am 17. Mai 145 zusammen mit Decimus Iunius (Paetus?) Suffektkonsul war; die beiden Konsuln übten ihr Amt vom 1. Mai bis zum 30. Juni aus. Bernard Rémy und Werner Eck (1983) datieren die Statthalterschaft in die Amtsjahre 138/139 bis 139/140. Edmund Groag datiert sie in die Jahre 138 bis 140 und Paul von Rohden um 139 bis 141. (de)
- Cneo o Gneo Arrio Cornelio Próculo fue un senador romano del siglo II, que desarrolló su carrera política bajo los emperadores Adriano, y Antonino Pío. (es)
- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus was a Roman senator who held at least one appointment in the emperor's service. His career is primarily known through inscriptions. The combination of Proculus' praenomen and nomen led Olli Salomies to observe, "Cn. Arrii are, unlike Cn. Cornelii, not numerous at all, but there is Cn. Arrius Antoninus cos. 69 ... and (Antoninus' grandson?) cos. ord. 121." Thus Salomies agreed with Edmund Groag that there is a connection between Proculus and Arrius Augur (perhaps the former was the latter's grandson by adoption), as opposed to the possibility that he "was a Cn. Cornelius whose mother (or some other relative) was an Arria." Only two offices are known for Proculus. The inscription of Opramoas attests that Proculus was governor of Lycia et Pamphylia at least as early as September 139 until the following year; the same inscription indicates Julius Aquilinus succeeded him in 141. The other office Proculus held was suffect consul for the nundinium of May-June 145, with as his colleague. (en)
- Gneo Arrio Cornelio Proculo fu un politico e senatore romano del II secolo, attivo ai tempi di Antonino Pio. Esso fu governatore della provincia di Licia e Panfilia fra gli anni 138/139 e 139/140. Nel 145 raggiunse il consolato suffetto. (it)
- Гней Аррий Корнелий Прокул (лат. Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus) — римский государственный деятель первой половины II века. С 138 по 140 год Прокул был наместником провинции Ликия и Памфилия. В 145 году он был консулом-суффектом вместе с Децимом Юнием Петом. (ru)
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- Suffect consul of the Roman Empire (en)
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- Cneo o Gneo Arrio Cornelio Próculo fue un senador romano del siglo II, que desarrolló su carrera política bajo los emperadores Adriano, y Antonino Pío. (es)
- Gneo Arrio Cornelio Proculo fu un politico e senatore romano del II secolo, attivo ai tempi di Antonino Pio. Esso fu governatore della provincia di Licia e Panfilia fra gli anni 138/139 e 139/140. Nel 145 raggiunse il consolato suffetto. (it)
- Гней Аррий Корнелий Прокул (лат. Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus) — римский государственный деятель первой половины II века. С 138 по 140 год Прокул был наместником провинции Ликия и Памфилия. В 145 году он был консулом-суффектом вместе с Децимом Юнием Петом. (ru)
- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus war ein römischer Politiker und Senator zur Zeit des Antoninus Pius. In den Arvalakten wird sein Name als Gnaeus Cornelius Proculus angegeben. Proculus war zwischen 138 und 141 Statthalter der Provinz Lycia et Pamphylia; er ist in der Provinz für den 21. September 139 als Statthalter belegt. Durch die Arvalakten des Jahres 145 ist belegt, dass er am 17. Mai 145 zusammen mit Decimus Iunius (Paetus?) Suffektkonsul war; die beiden Konsuln übten ihr Amt vom 1. Mai bis zum 30. Juni aus. (de)
- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus was a Roman senator who held at least one appointment in the emperor's service. His career is primarily known through inscriptions. The combination of Proculus' praenomen and nomen led Olli Salomies to observe, "Cn. Arrii are, unlike Cn. Cornelii, not numerous at all, but there is Cn. Arrius Antoninus cos. 69 ... and (Antoninus' grandson?) cos. ord. 121." Thus Salomies agreed with Edmund Groag that there is a connection between Proculus and Arrius Augur (perhaps the former was the latter's grandson by adoption), as opposed to the possibility that he "was a Cn. Cornelius whose mother (or some other relative) was an Arria." (en)
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- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus (de)
- Cneo Arrio Cornelio Próculo (es)
- Gnaeus Arrius Cornelius Proculus (en)
- Gneo Arrio Cornelio Proculo (it)
- Гней Аррий Корнелий Прокул (ru)
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