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Mouamet Dekanos (named after the 7th century saint) was the deputy of the Augustal prefect of Egypt in Alexandria. He was a slight, dark man with circles under his eyes from dealing with the seemingly intractable disputes of Egyptians. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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rdfs:label	Mouamet Dekanos
rdfs:comment	Mouamet Dekanos (named after the 7th century saint) was the deputy of the Augustal prefect of Egypt in Alexandria. He was a slight, dark man with circles under his eyes from dealing with the seemingly intractable disputes of Egyptians. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
dcterms:subject	Politicians Agent of Byzantium Characters Byzantines 13th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Fire Egyptians Eastern Orthodox
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Appearance	"Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Fire"
Name	Moumet Dekanos
Religion	Eastern Orthodox
Occupation	Prefect of Egypt
Nationality	Egyptian citizen of the Byzantine Empire
abstract	Mouamet Dekanos (named after the 7th century saint) was the deputy of the Augustal prefect of Egypt in Alexandria. He was a slight, dark man with circles under his eyes from dealing with the seemingly intractable disputes of Egyptians. Basil Argyros, a magistrianos, met with him to discuss the delays in the reconstruction of the pharos or lighthouse that marked the harbor. Dekanos explained that the skilled craftsmen working on the project had exercised their ancient right of anakhoresis or "withdrawal" and had stopped working. The authorities feared that attempts to bring them back to work by force would result in an Egypt-wide anakhoresis. They also worried that such "unprecedented" notions would spread throughout the Byzantine Empire. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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