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dates his tenure as commander of this unknown legion from around 96 to around 98. In either 102 or 104, Scaurianus served at least part of a year as a consul. A consulship was the highest honour of the Roman state and candidates were chosen carefully by the emperor. It is probable that
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Romanised the new province, concentrating on road building, especially those to the gold mines in eastern Dacia. He was the patron and first governor of Roman Dacia's new capital,
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Scaurianus received, an award of four spears. According to Maxfield, this decoration was appropriate to the rank of ex-consul and dates to the Second Dacian War. How he earned these decorations in the war is unknown.
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On the command of the emperor Caesar Nerva
Traianus Augustus, son of the divine Nerva, was settled the Dacian Colony by Decimus Terentius Scaurianus, its governor.
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