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Aper (praetorian prefect)

Aper (possibly Lucius Flavius Aper, died 284) was a Roman citizen of the third century AD. First known to history as a professional soldier, he went on to serve as an acting provincial governor and finally became Praetorian prefect, under the Emperor Carus. This rendered him hugely influential in the government of the empire - not excepting in matters of…

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Known for
Serving as Praetorian prefect under Emperor Carus, involvement in the military and governmental reforms of the Roman Empire
Born
Unknown
Died
284 Nicomedia (modern Izmit, Turkey)
Occupations
Professional soldier, Provincial governor, Praetorian prefect
Other names
Lucius Flavius Aper, Arrius Aper
Title
Praetorian Prefect

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Aper (praetorian prefect)

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Aper (praetorian prefect) → Unknown
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Aper (praetorian prefect) → 284 Nicomedia (modern Izmit, Turkey)
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Aper (praetorian prefect) → Serving as Praetorian prefect under Emperor Carus, involvement in the military and governmental reforms of the Roman Empire
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Aper (praetorian prefect) → Professional soldier, Provincial governor, Praetorian prefect
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Aper (praetorian prefect) → Praetorian Prefect

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Aper (praetorian prefect)BornUnknown1.00infobox
Aper (praetorian prefect)Died284 Nicomedia (modern Izmit, Turkey)1.00infobox
Aper (praetorian prefect)Known forServing as Praetorian prefect under Emperor Carus, involvement in the military and governmental reforms of the Roman Empire1.00infobox
Aper (praetorian prefect)OccupationsProfessional soldier, Provincial governor, Praetorian prefect1.00infobox
Aper (praetorian prefect)Other namesLucius Flavius Aper, Arrius Aper1.00infobox
Aper (praetorian prefect)TitlePraetorian Prefect1.00infobox
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that under Aper was a phenomenon of the mid-third centuryinstance oflet alone two.The increasing use of composite formations0.80text

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