Corrector totius Orientis

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Corrector totius Orientis was a high-ranking Roman imperial title created in the 3rd century for the de facto governor and military protector of the eastern provinces, notably held by the Palmyrene ruler Odaenathus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman imperial title
late Roman administrative office
appliesToJurisdiction Roman East NERFINISHED
eastern provinces of the Roman Empire NERFINISHED
associatedWith Odaenathus of Palmyra NERFINISHED
Palmyrene Empire NERFINISHED
authorityOver Roman provincial governors in the East
category Roman titles and offices
country Roman Empire
createdInCentury 3rd century
function coordination of civil and military authority in the East
extraordinary command over multiple provinces
governmentalFunction military command
provincial oversight
grantedBy Roman emperor
hasHolder Odaenathus NERFINISHED
Palmyrene rulers NERFINISHED
hierarchicalLevel high-ranking imperial title
historicalPeriod 3rd-century Roman Empire
historicalSignificance symbolized semi-autonomous power of Palmyra in the East
languageOfName Latin
literalMeaning Corrector of the whole East
location Eastern Roman provinces
Palmyra NERFINISHED
notableHolder Odaenathus NERFINISHED
officeHolderTitleOf Odaenathus NERFINISHED
officeType extraordinary imperial commission
partOf Roman imperial administration NERFINISHED
imperial hierarchy of the Roman Empire
positionHeldBy Odaenathus NERFINISHED
relatedTo Palmyrene leadership NERFINISHED
role governor of the eastern provinces
military protector of the eastern provinces
scope totius Orientis (the whole East)
startTime 3rd century
status imperial honorific and command title
temporalContext Crisis of the Third Century NERFINISHED
usedFor defence against Sasanian Persia
stabilization of the eastern frontier

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Odaenathus positionHeld Corrector totius Orientis