Papiniano

Also known as Aemilius Papinianus, Aemilius Paulus Papinianus, Æmilius Papinianus

Aemilius Papinianus (; ; 142 CE–212 CE), simply rendered as Papinian () in English, was a celebrated Roman jurist, magister libellorum, attorney general (advocatus fisci) and, after the death of Gaius Fulvius Plautianus in 205 CE, praetorian prefect.

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It sits within the topics 142 births, 212 deaths and 2nd-century Romans.

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Key facts

Military person.name: Papinian
Military person.image: Aemilius Paulus Papinianus.jpg
Military person.caption: Statue by Silvio Sbricoli, Palace of Justice of Rome
Military person.birth_name: Aemilius Paulus Papinianus
Military person.birth_date: 142 CE
Military person.death_date: 212 CE (aged 69–70)
Military person.birth_place: Emesa, Roman Syria
Military person.death_place: Rome
Military person.allegiance: Roman Empire
Military person.serviceyears: 205 CE–212 CE
Military person.rank: Praetorian prefect
Military person.unit: Praetorian Guard

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Ancient Rome
Place of birth: Homs
Place of death: Rome
Occupation: jurist
Position held: Praetorian prefect
Languages spoken: Latin
Field of work: law
Image: Aemilius Paulus Papinianus.jpg

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Commons category: Papinian
date of birth: 0142-03-00
date of death: 0212-00-00
time period: Roman Empire
gens: Aemilia gens
cause of death: decapitation
allegiance: Roman Empire
writing language: Latin
significant person: Geta

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Emilio Papiniano (en latín, Aemilius Papinianus), también conocido simplemente por el nombre de Papiniano, (Siria, 142-Roma, 212) fue un jurisconsulto romano, magister libellorum y prefecto del pretorio del emperador Septimio Severo. Fue discípulo del jurista y, desde la Ley de citas de 426, el jurista más prestigioso y autorizado de Roma.

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