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Marcus Ulpius Ofellus Theodorus—c. 218-222 (After creation of the province of Galatia)
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Caelius Calvinus—c. 184 (After creation of the province of Galatia)
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Marcus Hirrius Fronto Neratius Pansa—77/78-79/80 (Flavian dynasty)
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Marcus Cassius Apollinaris—c. 151-c. 154 (After creation of the province of Galatia)
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Lucius Catilius Severus Julianus Claudius Reginus—114/5-116/117 (After creation of the province of Galatia)
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Publius Cassius Secundus—c. 141-c. 144 (After creation of the province of Galatia)
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In the era of the rise of Rome, the Cappadocia became a nation with close ties to Rome, and historically it was also a small state attached to Rome. The Roman Empire here set up 41 governors, in the local political, economic and a series of control. The consulate was founded in 17 AD by the emperor Tiberius after the death of the emperor acumen, and has been under the unified administration of the Roman emperor for centuries.
In the early years of Cappadocia’s turbulent history, many locals were persecuted by the Romans. At one point, the region lost its identity. The random tool generates a list of well-known local governors, including their dates in office, their detailed names, and the specific circumstances of the ST century as they emerge. These governors were set up largely to contain and govern Cappadocia at the time.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Roman governors of Cappadocia.
