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• Having infiltrated the camp, Asterix hears Phonus plotting with a Decurion to overthrow Caesar.
• Another from Eisenberg was made by a decurion in fulfillment of a vow to the couple jointly.
• The cult of Jupiter Dolichenus was a decurion; Acius Flavus; Caius Marcius Vegesius; and one Attonaris Bassus.
• "' The Decurion Corporation "'is an American corporation with headquarters in Los Angeles, California.
• The theater opened March 22, 2002 and is a subsidiary of The Decurion Corporation, which also owns Pacific Theatres.
• Lucius comes into the legionary's possession, and after lodging with a decurion Lucius recounts Tale of the Murderous Wife.
• This was the office of decurion, a tax collector who was required to pay all deficits in revenue from his own pocket.
• One successful attempt, but with a tragic twist, was that of the decurion Tusculan cavalry, which his squadron encountered while on reconnaissance.
• His political career is reported on an inscription ( decurion, and for this reason was dismissed from his office, taking a ship to go home.
• As a result of this action, Maximus was made decurion and was given a second medal for bravery ( the first was received from Emperor Domitian in 87 AD ).
• Towards the end of the empire, the civitates'own local militias, led by a decurion, likely served as the only defensive force in outlying Romanised areas threatened by barbarians.
• The watch, which was composed of eight men led by a decurion, ran from 6 am to 6 pm, and was divided into four shifts, each of three hours.
• His theory is that the Decurion would have confirmed that she was never set free; and the freedman must have suspected that Dives didn't die of natural causes  Hepzibah killed him.
• Though beer was drunk in Ancient Rome, it was replaced in popularity by wine . decurion Masculus wrote a letter to prefect Flavius Cerialis inquiring about the exact instructions for his men for the following day.
• Under the Dominate ( 284 and later ), when the empire's finances demanded more draconian tax collection measures, the position of decurion ceased being a status symbol and became an unwanted civil service position.
• The position of " decurion ", member of the city council, had been an honor sought by wealthy aristocrats and the middle classes who displayed their wealth by paying for city amenities and public works.
• As it was recognised that many who sought seats in the Senate were doing so primarily to escape the harsh duties of the decurion Theodosius I decreed that they must complete their public service even if they became Senators.
• Regimental officer grades in old-style units ( " legiones ", " alae " and " cohortes " ) remained the same as under the Principate up to and including centurion and decurion.
• Theodosius II, who laid out much of the legal precedent and foundation for Byzantine law in his Theodosian Code, permitted Jews, like other citizens, to hire a substitute to perform the duties of decurion in their place.