Decrianus
Decrĭānus, ī, m. , architecte de lʼempereur Hadrien : Spart.
Decria'nus
a sophist of Patrae, who is mentioned with great praise by Lucian. (Asin. 2.) Nothing more is known of him. [P.S]
Decria'nus
an architect and mechanician in the time of Hadrian, who employed him to move the colossus of Nero, which stood in front of the golden house. The work was effected by the aid of twenty-four elephants. (Spartian, Had. 19, where different critics read Decrianus, Detrianus, Dentrianus, Dextrianus, and Demetrianus.) [P.S]