The Letters of Cassiodorus - Being A Condensed Translation Of The Variae Epistolae Of - Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus Senator by Senator Cassiodorus
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[Footnote 119: p. 31.]
Besides the three classes above enumerated there were also:-- [Sidenote: Perfectissimi.] IV. The _Perfectissimi_, to which some of the smaller provincial governors belonged, as well as some of the clerks in the Revenue Offices (Numerarii) who had seen long service, and even some veteran Decurions. Below these again were:-- [Sidenote: Egregii.] V. The _Egregii_, who were also Decurions who had earned a right to promotion, or even what we should call veteran non-commissioned officers in the army (Primipilares). But of these two classes slight mention is made in the Theodosian Code, and none at all (I believe) in the 'Notitia' or the 'Letters of Cassiodorus.' CHAPTER IV. ON THE OFFICIUM OF THE PRAEFECTUS PRAETORIO[120]. |
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