ὁ ἀνθύπατος at Athens, a Roman and well educated, heard the dispute between the students of Iulianus 5 and Apsines at Athens Eun. V. Soph. IX 2.3-20. The date is uncertain; Prohaeresius, born c. 277, was one of Iulianus’s students, but Achaea was not subject to a proconsul at the end of the third century and beginning of the fourth. Perhaps the use of ἀνθύπατος is anachronistic, and the date c. a. 300.