Roman Africa's municipal patrons

GROUP (A) PATRONS (A) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

611-

(A) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No./TYPE NAME & RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

M. E. H.

A 3 M.Aemilius Lepidus, M.f.,Q.n. imp.tert.,pont.max.,111 vir r.p.c. bis,cos.iter (cf. T.R.S. Broughton 'The Magistrates of the Roman Republic', II. Cleveland (1968) p.527: monetal.,aed.cur.,interrex, pr., procos. Hisp.cit., cos.,mag. eq., procos.Gall.Narb., procos Hisp. cit., III vir r.p.c.,11I vir r.p.c. II, cos 11, governor of Africa, pont.. pont.max.)

Thabraca (2) ? (Italia) 37-6 B.C. ? AE(1959)77=(l961)198 - - _ _

A4 L.Domitius Ahenobarbus, Cn.f.,L.n. procos. (Africae)(cf. PIRD128: aedilis (curulis), praetor. consul. proconsul Atricae)

Gurza (B) (or(2)?) (near Uti1a(2)?)

7 (Italia) (owned saltus Domitianus in Africa)

12 B.C. ? C68=p.925 & 1162=06095= ILTZ02=AE0940)sub157= (1946)sub234

2 3 290-1 1340

A 5 M.Licinius Crassus Frugi, M.f. cos., augur, procos. (Africae)

Lepcis Magna (1) ? (Italia) 9-8 B.C. ? IRT319=AE(1951)205 120 5 545

A6 L.Caninius Gallus, L.f. (cf.PIRC39u: III vir monetalis), xv vir sacris fac.,cos.,procos. (Atricae)

I

" Placentia (Italia)? c 5-6 ? IRT521=AE(1938)2.(1945)sub 32

121 6 88

A8 A.Vibius Habitus, C.f.,C.n. procos.(Africae)

Assures (Z) (Roma.ltalia)

Larinum (Italia)

16-17 ? AE(1913)40 4 28 188 291 338

A 9 C.Silius Aviola,C.f.Fab. praefectus fabrum,trib.mil.leg. III Aug.

Themetra (B) (Brixia, Italia)

Brixia (Italia) 27 7 C5.4919=06100

.

5 51 218 290 540

A 9a " Thimiliga (B. or 2) (Brixia,ltalia)

0 " ? C5.49201LBMl6 AE(1941)72=(l942-3)34

6 52 .

A9b 0 Apisa Maius (Z)

(Brixia, Italia)

0 28 1 C5.4921=06099a 7 53 0

A9c 0 Siagu (Z) (Brixia, Italia)

0 0 ? C5.4922=D6099 8 54 0

A10 anon. procos (Africae) Lepcis Magna (T) 7 (Italia) 31-7

? IR1332 - -

All (=IA2)

C.Rubellius Blandus, C.f. q.divi Aug.,tr.pl.,pr.,cos., procos.(Africae), pont.

0 Tibur (Italia) (owned saltus Blandianus in Africa)

36 filius-Mactaris(B)7(1A3) (1)1R7330a-b=AE(1948)1 (2)IRT331

122 7 188 206 399 409

615

No TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

DATE RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. H.

Al2 M.Etrilius Lupercus (cf.PIR,E103:legatus(pro pr.IL.Axii Nasonis proconsulis Cypri), leg. profplr. (proconsulis Africae)

Lepcis Magna (1) ? Italia 36 ? (1)1RT330a-b=AE(1948)1 (2)IRT331

123 8 206 409

A14 Q.Marcius Barea Soranus, C.f.,C.n.cos., XV vir s.f..fetialis,procos. (Africae)II

" Allifae (Italia)? or Hispania?

41-3 ? IRT,273=AE(1951)85 124 9 545

A14a Hippo Regius (N.R.) " 42 ? AE(1935)32 13 56 188

A15 Q.Allius Maximusleg.propr.(proconsulis Africae)II

II ?(Italia) ? II 14 57 191 294 409

A18 M.Servilius Nonianus VII vir[epulon..cols., procos. (Africae)

Utika (Z) " 46-7? ? C24585a=ILT967=1170 =AE(1908)72=(1932)24

16 59 188 293

A21 M.Pompeius Silvanus Staberius Flavinus cos.,XV vir s.f.,procos(Africae) (cf. AE(1979)399:(-Mtrib.legionis-] Aug.,[1e9.]1egionisHet legionis[-] cos.etc.)

Lepcis Magna (1) Arelate (Narbonensis) 54 ? IRT338=AE(1948)17.(1953) 184

125 10 188 409

A23

.._....

Q.Ser(vius)Cornelius(Scipio) Salvidienus Orfitus,Lem. quaestor divi Claud..Ipraetor u]rb. cos. ,pontif., sodalis Augustalis, procos.(Africae,

" Aveia?,Peltuinum? or Amiternum? (Italia)

62-3 IRT341=AE(1952)sub 104 126 11 -

. A24 Q.Aufustius Macrinus.C.f. Gal.

praef.fabr.(attached to leg.III Aug.?)

Gurza(B)(or (Z)?) (near Utika(Z)?)

? 65 ? C69=p924-5 & 1162=AE(1946) sub 234

17 4 219 252 309 342 547

A25 anon. Ipro]cos. (Africae)?

Lepcis Magna (T) ?(nonAfrican) 70-96? ? C22671b=IRT351 131 - A26 Q.Manlius Ancharius Tarquitius

Saturninus procos.(Africae)

II Caere (Italia) 72 ? C22671c=IRT300=AE(1934) 171

127 ' 12 -

A27 (=IA6)

C.Paccius Africanus,C.f. pont.,cos.,procos.Africae (cf.D.5051 & Historia 8 ( 1959)1). 438: X vir ad hastam, (quaestor],(praetor), pont.,cos.,procos.Africae)

Hippo Regius (N.P.) Teanum Sidicinum (Italia)

77-8 AE(1949)76=(1951)828 sub 267= (1953)sub 264=(1955)147= Libyca 11(1954)384-5

- 78 545

616

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. H.

- - - -...“. .."-........... -" .-----,-...

pont.,cos.,procos.Africae (cf.D.5051 8 Historia 8(1959)p.498: X vir ad hastam, [quaestor1,(praetor), pont.,cos.,procos.Africae)

......,.... -, .,......w.

(Italia) • -C-MCkl.LV/10-1 ,02- 11,a4

(1949)84=(1951)206 11 sub 267 COI 1.2 $j

A28 (=1A7)

Cn.Domitius Ponti[c]us pr.,leg.pro pr. (procos.Africae)

0 ?(nonAfrican) . 7 0 129 14 545- 6

A29 anon. IProlcos (Africae)

Utika (2) 80-1 ? 1LA419=AE(1913)163= Bardo 437

18 61 408

P.30 L.Nonius Calpurnius Asprenas,L.f. Pain. triumvir a.a.a.f.f.,sevir,salius Palatinus,quaestor Caesaris Aug., centurio equitum [R]omanorum. hastis honoratus octo vexillis 1111 coronis muralibus duabus vallaribus dua[b]us aurea una, praetor inter cives et peregrinos, legatus pro pr.provinc[iale Galateae Paphlagoniae Pamphyliae Pisidiae,cos.,VII vir efIlulonum, procos.provinciae Africae

Lepcis Magna (T) Picenum(Italia) 83 ? IRT346=AE(1952)232 130 15 545

A34 [-R]ufus [Orocos.(Africae)?]

0 ?(nonAfrican) Cl ? IRT604 132 - -

I A35

I [procos.(Africae)2] anon. " " " ? 1RT612 133 - -

A43 (=IA14-

14a)

C.Bruttius Praesens L.Fulvius Rusticus,L.f.Pomp. triumvir capitalis,trib.latic.leg. 1 Minerviae donis militaribus donat.ab imp.Aug.ob beillum Germanicum,quaes]tor provinciae Hispaniae Baet[icae ulteri]oris, aedil.pleb.,praet..leg.leg.VI Ferratae donis militaribus donatus ab imp. Traiano [Aug.ob bellu]m Parthicum,cur.v[iae] Latinae,leg. pro pr.imp.Caesar.divi Traiani Aug. provinciae Cilic.,cos.,leg.pro pr, limp.Caes.Traiani Hadrilani Aug. provinciae Cappadociae,leg.pro pr. (imp.Ciaesaris Traiani Hadriani Aug.provinciae Moesiae ilinferiolis, cura(tor aedium sacrarum operu)mque publicorum. XV vir sacr.faciundis. pro[cos.prov. Aflricae.

Mactaris (B) Volcei (Italia) c134-5 ? AE(1950)66=(1951)227= (1952)94

- 74 -

617

No./TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

A44 (C.Ulpius Pa]catus? P. Valerius Priscus procos. (Africae),c.v.

Capsa (B) Sutrium (Italia)? 136-7 propinquus?-Thamugadi (N) (A218)

_

C98=p.1172 8 2349 19 73 188

A49 L.Minicius Natalis Quadronius Verus lunior, L.f.Gal. proco[s.]Afric. (cf.D.1061:III, vir monetalis a.a.a.f.f.,trib.mil . leg.1 Adiut.p.f.,item leg. XI Cl. p.1. ,item leg.X111 Gemin.Martiae Victric.,quaestor candidatus divi Hadriani et eodem tempore legatus prov.Afric.dioeceseos Carthaginian. proconsulis patris sui t augur,trib. pleb.candidatus, praetor,leg.Aug. leg.V1 Victr. in Britannia, praef. alimentor.curat.viae Flamin.,cos.. curator operum publicorum et aedium sacrar.,leg.Aug.pr.pr . provinciae Moesiae infer., procos.prov.Africae)

Lepcis Magna (T) Barcino (Hispania Tarraconensis)

153-4 pater - (1) Cirta (N)(A207) (2) Meninx(T)?(IAl2)

.

IRT 836 134 16 -

A50 [Q.? Pompeius Vopiscus C. Arr]unt- [ius Cate]llius Celer Allius Sabinus, [L?f.Pom.] [X vir stlitib.iudic.]. t[rib.latil- cla[vius leg.-] p.f.,quaestor candidatus Aug.,[trib.pleb.oraetor, curator vise-, praef. alimentorum? leg.11e1g.XIIII)Gem.et leg.I Italicae dd.militarib. [donatus ab imp.Caesare divo Hadrian° Au]g. ha[sta]pura coron. vallari vexill.arg.,legat.[imP. Caesaris Antonini Aug.Pii provinc. Cappad]oc.aug[ur] • cos., pr. Etruriae, procos.provinc.Africae

Karthago (Z) (Volsinii,Italia)

Volsinii (Italia) c155-6 ? AE(1980)426 - _ _

A52 r [02] Egrilius Plarianus L.M [-] Wrocos.(Africae)

Gigthis (T) Ostia (Italia) 159.60 (A) filius-Gigthis(T)(A53) (B) " (A54) (C) propinquus-Thamugadi(N)(A208)

C11030=ILT13 146 67 -

A53 • Q.Egrilius Plarianus=[-]Egr[ilius PlarianusLarciusLeolidus Fl[a]vi[us]? ' leg.pro pr. (proconsulis Africae)

0 . 0 See (A52) C11026=1L713= AE(1888)58

135 68 206

A54 [-L]arcius Lepidus=[-]Egr[ilius Plarianus Larcius Lep]idus Fl[a]vi[us]? [1]eg.pro pr. (proconsulis Africae)

II II o C11027 145 66 193

206

A60 L.Octavius Cornelius P.Salvius Iulianus Aemilianus,P.f. X vir,quaestor imp.Hadriani cui divas Hadrianus soli salarium

(contd)

Pupput (B) Hadrumetum(B)?

or Brixia (Italia)?

167-8 (A) propinquus - (1)Bisica Lucana(Z)(A67) (2)Th1b1l150)1(1027)

contd.

C24094=D8973=1L1797= AE(1899)125 8 sub 162= Bardo 417

28 92 189

IJ

618

NAME AND RANK nuinn on eTrn DATWIldf

A60 contd.

quaesturae duplicavit propter insignem doctrinam,trib.p1.. praef.aerar.Saturni item mil., cos., pontif.,sodalis Hadrianalis, sodalis Antoninianus,curator aedium sacrarum,legatus imp. Antonini Aug. et Veri Aug. Hispaniae citerioris,procos. provinciae Africae

._ - -

(D) propinquus - (son-in-law of (A)

- Sicca Veneria (2)(1831) (C) propinquus?

municlip. -]Africa[e], (B76)

nhtKLNLL W. E. H.

A61 (=105)

C.Septimius Severus,C.f.Quir. 1111 vir viar.cur.,quaest., Itr.hpl.,pr.,cur.viael-, leg.le]g•XVI F.F.,[so]dalis Hadrianalis,XV [vir s.f.], leg.Aug.pro pr.Ly[ciae art Pamphyliae.co[s.1, leg4AugIg. pro pr.German.linf.,proclos. prov.Afric.

Thubursicu Numiderum (NJ'.)

Lepcis Magna (T) 174 (A) propinguus - Leptis Magna(T)?(1C6)

(8) propinquus - Lepcis Magna(T)?(8108)

ILA101283-AE(1917-18)60= (1919)sub 46=(1967)536 adn.

26 87 188

A67 (cf.1027)

M.Didius Severus Iulianus sodalis Antoni[ni]anus [X vir stl.iud]icandis, tribunus leg.[-,quaes]t[o]r consulum,[aedilis], praetor, [leg.provinciarii]m Ac[h]aiae et Africae, leg.Aug.[pr.pr .provj Belgica[e],cos.,leg.Aug.[pr. pr.prov. IDalmatiae,[item Germanliae,[item P]onti et Bithyniae,[procos.1Africae (cf. PIRD77. citing Didius' vita for (a)leg.leg.XXII Primigeniae and (b) curator alimentorum (in Italia)

Bisica Lucana (2) Mediolanum (Italia) c189-90 See (A60) C6.1401=0412 44 104 189

A89A

(=IC14)

Sex.Cocceius Vibianus procos.provi'nciae Al. (cf. C6.37065: XV vir, proc.,p.A.)

Turns Tamalleni (B) Roffla (Italia)? 194- 217

5ee (B96) C84=11226=p.925= p.2347

59 114

_

189

A109 P.[Alfi]us Maximus Numerius Avitus, P.f.G[a]l. v.g. (sic=v.c.) cu(rator (of Sabratha)) (cf.C6.1474:[sevilr eq.R.allectus in[ter tilbunicios, praetor]cand.leg.prov. Baleticae, praef. frum. d]andi,sacerd. Iun[onis. lu]perc.,cur.civitate [-))

Sabratha (T) Tarragona (Hispania

Tarraconensis) c222-

35 7 IRT113 139 132 -

A119 (-w83)

M.Cornelius Octavianus v.p.,dux per Africam Numidiam, Mauretaniamque,praef.classis praet.Misen. (praeses prov. Mauretaniae Caesariensis prior to dux -cf. C2100=AE(1954)36)

Bisica Lucana (2) ? c255- 8

? C12296=D2774=ILT660 89 105

619

No TYPE

NAME AND RANK C IEN RELATED PATRONS

Al20 L.Naevius Aquilinus proconsul (Africae),c.v. (cf. AE(1931)219:cos.)

Thubursicu Bure (Z) (Italia)? (or Hippo Regius

(N.P.)?)

260- 7

(A) filius-Thubursicu Bure(Z) (Al21)

" (B)" (Al22)

ILA506=AE(1913)180= (1979)661

73 99 189 207

Al21 [-INaevius Balbinus Aquilinusleg.Karthag.,c.v.

" . See (Al20) . 74 100 207

546

Al22 (4.1°2?)

fL.Naevius Flavius Iulianus TertullusAquilinus?)(cf. ILA1g17) c.v..11eq.regio Hipponensis?)

- 101 "

A156 [T.E11audius A[urelius Aristobulus) proconsul[provinciae Ai] ricae (cf.PLRE p.106:praefectus praetorio, cos. ,proconsul provinci.e Africae)

Lepcis Magna (T) ? 290- 4

? IRT522=L'Africa Romana Attidel II convegno di studio Sassari ,14-16 dicembre 1984(1985)155 (=Krause 30)

142 18 -

A158 C.Valerius Vibianus (signo) Obsequiusv.p..praeses provinciae Tripolitanae

" ? c303 ? IRT577=AE(1929)4 (Krause 37)

149 25 195

A159 anon. v.p.,prae[ses provinc. Tr]ip[olitanael

0 beg.C4 (post 303)

? IRT610=AE(1957)237 (Krause 38)

163 - -

A163 Antonius Marcellinus c.v.,prolcon)sul p(rov.)A(fricae) (cf. PLRE p.548: praeses Lugdunen- sis primae, c.v.,proconsul p.A.)

Bulla Regia (2) ? (Hispania?) 320-39 ? C25524=AE(1906)141 (=Krause 3)

111 112 190

A164 Q.Aradius Rufinus Valerius Proculus (signo)Populonius v.c. (cf. C6.1690-91: v.c..augur, pontifex major, quindecemvir sacris faciundis,pontifex Flavialis.praetor tutelaris,legatus pro praetore provinciae Numidiae,peraequator census provinciae Calleciae(sic), praeses provinciae Byzacenae)

municipium Chullitanum (0? (Roma, Italia)

Bulla Regia (Z)? 321 See (C78) . C6.1684=AE(1948)sub 116

(Krause 26) 104 - 190-1

233 291

296-7 343

A164a .

(c.v. praeses prov.Val.Byzac.) civitas Faustianensis (B)(Roma, Italia)

. 0

C6.1688=06111b (=Krause 28)

101 130 "

A164b . Hadrumetum (B)

(Roma, Italia)

. . C6.1687=06111 (=Krause 25)

100 130 "

A164c . Mididi (B)

(Roma, Italia)

0 . 0 C6.1689(=Krause 29) 102 - "

62_0

VP

NAME AND RANK

I EN RELATED PATRONS

A164d " Thaenae (B) (Roma, Italia)

. ' o

C6.1685=06111a (Krause 32)

99 130 "

A164e . ,

(no posts given) Zama Regia (B) . 322 See (C78) C6.1686=D6111c

(Krause 33) 103 130 "

A165

(=NAl2)

Laenatius Romulus (signo)Romulius v.p.,prales.prov.Trip.)

Sabratha (T) ? 324-6 ? IRT101=AE(194039 cf. (1966)503 (Krause 51)

150 - -

A166 (=AIM)

Gezeus Largus Maternianus c.v.,leg.eius (viz proconsul. (Africae))

Belalis Major (Z) ? 326- 31

? C14436=D5518=CRAIBL(1960) 149-150 n 470 (=Krause 1)

108 - 190 207

A171 A-)lius Florentius v.p.,proc.(in Africa)(?)

Hr.el Left (B) ? 326- 33

? AE(1949)49 _ . _

A172 anon. (rank unknown, probably an import-and official, e.g.praeses prov. Byzacenae)

' ? " ? _ _ _

A173 anon. curator Ireli[P.l(of Sicca Veneria? or of Hr.Sidi Merzoug?)

Sicca Veneria (2)? or Hr.Sidi Merzoug(Z)? (Hr.Sidi Merzoug)

? 337- 50

? C15723 (Krause 17) _ _ _

A175 (=A166)

Gezeus Largus Maternianus_ c.v.,praeltlorius vir. ex consul- a[ri Blyzacenae pr[o]vincia(e), tertio proconsul proviEncliae A[firicae (see 166 for first known post,leg.(proconsul.Africae))

Madauros (N.P.) ? c341- 50

See (A166) ILA102116=4012=p.395= AE(1922)17 (=Krause 10)

109 - 190

A176 T.Flavius Archontius Nilus v.p.,p(raeses)et comes p(rov.) T(ripolitanae)

Gigthis (T) ? 355-61 ? C11031=AE(1888)59

(Krause 50) - - 195

A176a .. Lepcis Magna (T) II 11

?

_

IRT562-3=AE(1934)173= (1948)6a-b=(l952) sub 173 (Krause 40)

152 72 195 445-

6

Al27 Q.Clodius Hermogenianus Olybrius (cf.C10.60133:cons.Camp.), [v.c., proc)onsul p(rov.) A(fricae)v(ice) s(acra) c(ognoscens)

Theveste (2)

_

? (Italia) 361 ? C1860=16505=ILAlgl 3052 (Krause 19)

112 - 190 435

62i

DATE CLIENT ORIGD. W. E. No hYPE REFERENCES NAME AND RANK RELATED PATRONS

A180 Decimius Hilarianus Hesperius ? IRT526=AE(1954)sub 201 154 21 _ Lepcis Magna (T) Burdigala (Gallia) 377 (=Krause 42)

v.c.,ex proconsule provin. Africae,iudex sacrarum cognitionum

A181 Virius Nicomachus Flavianus ? IRT4 75=AE(1950)188=(1951) 153 20 _ 0 Neapolis (Italia) . 377 sub 240 (Krause 43)

v.c.,agens vicem praefectorum praetorio per Africanas provincias. (cf. D.2947:v.c.,quaest.,praet., pontif.maior.,cons.Sicil.,vicar.

Afric.)

A182 Flavius Vivius Benedictus ? C22671-1RT571=AE(1954)201g= 155 22 542 .. ? 378 PBSR,33(1955)144 n 571 v.p.,[pjraeses proNinciae Tripol.) (Krause 44)

0 0 0 A182a Sabratha (T) ? IRT103 (=Krause 53) 156 - -

A183 anon. (=Faltonius Probus Alypius?) Lepcis Magna (1) ? 378? ? IRT558 (=Krause 41) 162 - - 1c.Iv., ag.vic.praef.praet. per

Africanas provincias.

A193 Fl(avius) Petasius ? C4 ? IRT566=AE(1930)2 160 24 _

v.p., ex praesidibus provinciae (=Krause 48)

Tripolitanae

A194 Maonius Asper Flavianus ?

? IRT575 (Krause 47) 158 27 - 0

0

v.p., praeses provinciae Tripolitanae

0 0 A195 Publicius Valerianus (signo) ? ? IRT576 (=Krause 46) 159 26 _

lnachius v.f. (sic=v.p.), ex praesidibus (prov. Tripolitanae)

A196 anon. " ? " ? IRT611 (=Krause 45) 164 - -

(rank unknown - 'un haut fonctionnaire', cf. C.Lepelley, op.cit., P. 345

A198 anon. Sabratha (T) ? • ? IRT102 (-Krause 52) 157 - -

[v.p., prlaeses [prov.Trip.]

_

No. /TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORM. DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

A201 anon. Bulla Regia (2) post C25528 (Krause 5) 118 113 [v.)c..[Plroconsul (Africae) c324 iterum (v)ice sacra cognosiciens

A204 Fl(avius) Macedonius Patricius

v.c., comes et dux p(rov.) T(ripolitanae)

Lepcis Magna (T) late C4 early C5

IRT529 (=Krause 49) 161 23

623

GROUP (A) PATRONS (B) NUMI DI A

A208 A.Larcius Priscus,A.filius Quirina Thamugadi VI virequitum Romanor.,X vir stlitib. iudicand.,quaestor provinciae Asiae, leg.leg.(sic) III(sic) Scythicae, ped(sic=pro)leg.consulare provinciae Syriae,trib.pleb.,praetor,leg. provinciae Baeticae Hispaniae,praef, frumenti dandi ex s.c.,procos. provinciae Galliae Narbon.,leg.Aug. leg.II Aug.,leg.Aug.pr.pr .exercitus provinciae Afric.,VII vir epulonum, cos.desig.

Cre te 109 See (A52) C17891=01055 170 153 193

A209 P.Metilius Secundus Pon[tianus?], P.f.Cla. le[g.Aug.pro praetore (leg.III Aug.)) (cf. D.1053:tri[umwir Kapitalis], Mrib]unus m[ilitum leg. VII] Geminae p.f., sevir equitum Romano[r.], lquaestdimp. Caesaris Nervae Traiani Aug. G[e]rmanicli Dacici],trib.lpleb.], pr[a]eto[r]. leglatuslAug.leg. [X]I Cla.p.et f., [legatuslimp.Caesaris Traiani Hadriani Aug. [pro pr.]leg.111 Aug.et exercitus Africani)

Novaria (Italia)? 121 (1) C7357=17844 (2) Ant.Af.XXI(1985)104.

AE(1985)873

166 154 191 409

A210 Sex.Iulius Major leg.Aug.pro pr. (leg.III Aug.)

Nysa (Lydia) 125-6 (1)C2358=17845b-c4IEFR LXV (1953)114-18=AE(1954)148 (2)MEFR LXV(1953)115-18= AE(1954)149.

169 156

(B) NUMIDIA

No. /TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT

Cirta IV (Cirta (N))

ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE

103-5 See (A49) C7069.1L A1g11659

W. E. H.

A207 L.Minicius Natalis,L.f.Gal. (=IAl2) (cf.D.1029:IIIII vi]r viarum

curandarumo. p[rov. -]), tribunus ple[bis, praetor, leg.] imp.Caesaris N[ervae Traiani]Aug. Germ[anici Dacici] (.11eg. 'neg. III Aulg.pro praetore]- cf.C2478)

Barcino (Hispania Tarraconensis) (owned praedia near Nigrenses Maiores)

165 184

A211 Q.Planius Sardus L.Varius Ambibulus, Cuicul (=IA28) L.f.Fal.

tr[ib.mil.leg.-] piae fidelis. X vir [stlitib.iudicand.], quaestor,trib. PI1.,pr.,praef.frum.]dandi ex s.c., proc[os.prov.Mace]doniae,leg.leg.I 1[talic.in Moesia]inferiore, leg. leg.[III Aug.) .cos.

Capua (Italia) 132-3 D9486=AE(1911)111 & sub 123= (1966)545

168 198 233

A212 anon. [leg.Aug.pro pr.leg.III Aug.]

Thamugadi 134 AE(1920)121 167 155 —

625

No. /TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

A RFFFRFNrF

A217 T.Caesernius Statius Quintius Statianus Memmius Macrinus, IT.If.Palat. leg.[Aug.]pr.pr.provinciae Af[d]cae.co[s.designatus] (cf. cursus below)

Thamugadi Aquileia (Italia) 141 (A) pater -gens Maurorum Maccuum(MC),(A273)

(B) propinquus?-Lepcis Magna (1),(109)

(C) " - Thagaste(N.P.)?, (18125)

(1) C2361-2378=17849=MEFR LXV(1953)118-9n17=AE(1954) 150=Ant.Af.XX1(1985)109= AE(1985)874

(2) C17850?

173 157 191 296 409

A217a "

XV(sic)vir stlitib. iu[dican]dis, comes eiusdem(divi Hadriani) in [ori]ente, quae[st.)candidatus divi Hadriani,trib.pl.,missus ad dilec[tu]m iuniorum a div[o] Hadriano in r[e]gionem Transpadanam, [praet.],leg.leg.XIIII G.M.V. leg. [Aug.]pr.pr . provinciae Af[riccae, cos.,sod[al]is Augustalis,

Cirta IV (Cirta (N))

II II I/ C7036=p.1848=01068= ILAlg II 623

174 185 "

A218 C.Ulpius Pacatus Prastina Messalinus leg.Aug.pr.pr.leg.III Aug.(add cos. desig. for insc. (3)).

Thamugadi Sutrium (Italia)?

143-6

•

•

See (A44) (1)C17851=17860=MEFR LXV (1953)120-2n19=AE(1954)sub150 (2)AE(1902)146 (3)C17893 (4)BACTH(1921)CLII1n1=Ant.A£ XXI(1985)111n1=AE(1985)875a

(5) Ant.Af, XXI(1985)112n2= MEFR LXV(1953)119n18=AE(1985) 875b

175 158 192 296 384 409

A220 (=I813)

9)

L.Novius Crispinus Martialis Saturninus leg.Aug.pro pr.(leg.III Aug.)(add [cos.) desig.for insc.2-4) cf. C.2747=D.1070:sevir eq.

Romanorum,IIIIvir viarum curandarum, trib.mil.eq.VIIII Hisp.,quaestor pro praet.provinciae Macedoniae,trib.pl ., praetor,leg.Aug.iuridicus Astyriae et Callaeciae,leg.Aug.leg.I ltalicae procos.Galliae Narbonensis,leg.Aug. pro pr.provinciae Africae,cos.)

0 Karthago(Z)? or Tusculum(Italia)?

146-9 See (B102) (1)C17894 (2)C17852=AE(1890)75 (3)C17853?

176 159 192 296 398 410 540

A220a "

(add cos.designatus) Diana Veteranorum 0

149 0 AE(1930)40 177 210 192

296 410 540

A221 M.Valerius Etruscus leg.Augusti pro pr.(leg.III Aug.)

.

Thamugadi ? 151-2 ? (1)D5351=AE(1899)3 (2)C17854=17856=17912= AE(1954)151mAnt.Af.XXI (1985)117n2=AE(1985)876b

(3)C17855 (4)Ant.Af.XXI(1985)116n1= AE(1985)876a

(5)Ant.Af.XXI(1985)117-8n3= AE(1985)876c

(6)Ant.Af.XXI(1985)118n4= AE(1985)876d?

(7)Ant.Af.XXI(1985)118n5= C179237

178 160 192 398 542 546

626

NotiTYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

A225 L.Matuccius Fuscinus legatus Augusti pr.pr.(leg.Il) Aug.), consul designatus

Thamugadi Cemenelum (Alpes Maritimae)?

158 7 (1)C17858 (2)C2376=AE(1940)19=Ant.Af. XXI(1985)120n2=AE(1985) 877b

179 161 192 410

A226 (=IA30-

30A )

D. Fonteius Frontinianus L. Stertinius Rufinus,D.f. leg. [Aug.pro pir. (leg.III

Cuicul 160-1 AE(1925)23-4r(1949)40= L.Leschi,'Etudes',165-7

- 199 192 292 296

7) Aug.) 398

410

A226a Diana Veteranorum 162 (1)C4589 183 211 192 - 3 (add cos.desig.for insc.1-2 (2)AE(1933)69 292 B cos. for insc.3) (3)C4599 296

410

A226b (consularis only post given) Verecunda C4232 185 215 193

296

A227 C. Maesius Picatianus, C.f. Diana Veteranorum Brixia (Italia)? 165 C4591=18648=4592=RA Alg(1893) 186 212 193 (=IA31) [leg.A]ugustor. pro pr[aetore 191-2n198=Ant.Af.XXI(1985) 410

(leg.111 Aug.)] 123n6=BACTH(1932-3)434-5 (cf. C5.4338:X vir trib.milit,leg.1 Italic.,q.prov. Afric., allect.inter tribun.ab Imperatore Hadriano Antonino Aug. P., praetor)

A227a (add [cos.])

Thamugadi 164 C17865=Ant.Af.XXI(1985)122 =AE(1985)878

193 184 162

398 410

A228 M.Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus Risinium(Dalmatia) 167-9 (1)Ant.Af.11(1968)201-2= (=IA32) (cf.PIR.L363: legatus pro praetore

(proconsulis)Asiae, curator civitatis Ephesinae)

[leg.]Augustorum [pr.pr.(leg.Ill Aug.)1(insc.1-4),[leg.]Augusti [pr.pr.(leg.III Aug.)1(insc.5-7), [cos.desig.]

AE(1968)647 cf.(2)C2348-17866=Ant.Af.II

(1968)216n2 cf43)Ant.Af.11(1968)217n4 cf.(4)Ant.Af.11(1968)217-8n5 cf45)Ant.Af.II(1968)215n1 cf.(6)Ant.Af.11(1968)218-9n9=

AE(1909)n6 cf.(7)Ant.Af.11(1968)219n10

A229 (=p36)

C.Modius lustus legat[us] Augusti pr.[pr.(leg.

2 171 C2373=AE(1916)86=Ant.Af.XX1 (1985)124=AE(1985)879

182 163

III Aug.)]

A230 M. Aemilius Macer Saturninus Verecunda 172 C4209=18497 188 216 193 (=IA33) leg.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.) 292

(cf.ID26)(■PB-11,54-5) 410

G27

No /TYPE

A EJOo

A 230b

NAME AND RANK

"(add consul)

A231 A. Julius Pompilius Piso T.Vibtius) (=IA34) LaevillusHatus Berenicianus,A.f.Corn.

leg.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.),cos. designatus (cf. AE(1980)952: X)vilr stlitib.iud.,trib.m[i]l.latic.169. XII Fu[1.] item XV Apoll.,quaes[t.u]. rb.,alleIctus1 inter tr(ilbunicios, praetor candida[tus],leg.le9.X1111 Germ.item] III Fl., ptriaelpositus le]giOnib[us I Ital.et] El. cum omnibus COPiiS auxiliorum dato lure gladii,leg.pr.pr . Augustor.,leg.III Aug. ,cos. desig.)

M.Valerius Maximianus,M.Valeri Maximiani q q.sacerdotalis fil. leg.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.) (cf. cursus below)

A 233a pont.col.Poetovionens, equo.p.,praef.coh. I Thrac.,trib. coh.l(H)am.civium R.,praep.orae gentium PontiPolemoniani don.don. bello Phart.(sic), allect.ab imp. M. Antonino Aug. et missus in pro-cinctu Germanic.exped. ad deducend. per Danuvium quae in annonam Panno. utriusq.exercit. denavignarent,praepos, vexillationum clas.praetor. Misenatis item Ravenatis item clas.Drittanic. Item equit.Afror.et Mauror.elector. ad curamexplorationis Pannoniae,praef. al.I Araucor., in procinctu Germanico ab imp.Antonino Aug.coram laudatus et equo et phaleris et anus donatus quod manu sua ducem Naristarum Valaonem interemisset in ead.ala quartae militiae honor.adeptus,praef.al.contar., don.don.bello Ger.Sar.,praep.equitib. gent. Marcomannor.,Narist.,Quador.ad vindictam Orientalis motus pergentium honor.centenariae dignitatis,aucto salario adeptus procurationem Moesiae inferioris, eoddm in tempore praepositus vexillationibus et at detrahendam

(contd)

CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W E culcul 2 172.5 GACTU(1915)124n1 190 200

W.

193

Thamugadi ? . ? (1)C1786,9 (2)Ant.Af.XXI(1985)126n1= AE(1985)880a=8C711(1910)123

(3)Ant.Af.xXI(1985)127-8n2= AE(1985)880b

189 164 193 410

Cuicul Amiternum (Italia)? or Ephesus (Asia)?

178 (1)AE(1911)103 (2)AE(1916)30 cf.(1917-18)

subl6 (3) AE(1915)31 cf.

191 201 203

Poetovio . (Pannonia superior)

183-4 AE(1920)16 cf.(1935)45 193 202

Diana Veteranorum AE(1956)124.(1957)sub117= (1959)sub247.(1959)183

192 194 193 Cf. 227

A 233 (=IA35) (=P6-7, 43-4)

628

No. /TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

A233a (contd) Briseorum latronum manum in confinio Macedon.et Thrac.ab imp. missus,proc. Moesiae super.,proc.prov.Daciae Poro- lissensis, a sacratissimis impp.in amplissimum ordinem inter praetorios allectus et mox leg.leg.I Adiutricis, item leg.leg.II Adiutricis, praep. vexil.Leugaricione hiemantium,item leg.leg.V Mac. ,item leg.leg.1 Italic., item leg.leg.XIII Gem. ,item leg.leg. Aug.pr.pr .[leg.111 Aug.) ,donis donatus a nobilissimo [principe M. Aurelio Commodo Aug.] expeditione secunda Ger.

A234

(---P22)

Ti.Claudius Gordianus leo.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.) (c .f.AE(1954)138: q.provinciae Cypri,leg.prov.eiusd.,procos. prov.Macedoniae,leg.leg.XI Claud., 1eg.1eg.111 Aug.)

Cuicul Tyana (Cappadocia)

187- 90

? C8326 197 203 193-4

A234a . Verecunda . . ? C4230-p.1769 196 217 193

A237

(=I'S)

C.Iulius (Scapula) Lepidus Tertullus leg.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.II1 Aug.), C . V.

Cuicul ? 194 ? AE(1917-18)70 - 204 193

A238 (496)

(=p58- 7)

Q.Anicius Faustus leg.(Aug.] plr.p1r.(leg.III Aug.),v.c.

Cirta IV (Cirta (N)-insc.1, Arsacal(N)-insc.2)

Uzappa (B) 197 See (696) (1)C19495=ILA1g II 566 (2)C6048=p.1835 cf. C6049

198 189 194 292-3 295-6 398 410

A238a " (omit v.c.,& add g to Aug. -insc.1)

. ( . . -insc.2) " (consularis only post given

-insc.3)

Lambaesis . 197- 201

. (1)C18256=AE(1967)567 (2)BACTH(1918)85n3 (3)AE(1911)99=(l913)sub 10

199 222

A238b " (leg.Augustorum pro praetore (leg.111 Aug.)- insc.1-2,add cos.insc.3-4)

Thamugadi " 197- 9

(1C17870=0446 (2)AE(1894)44 (3)C17871=Ant.Af.XXI(1985) 133-5n3=AE(1985)881c=

(4)C2437-17940.p.952=Ant.Af. XX1(1985)129n1=AE(1985)881a

(5)Ant.Af.XX1(1985)131-3n2= AE(1985)881b

200 165

411

" &

A23Cc . " (leg.Aug.pr pr.-insc.l. add cos.insc.2.)

Cuicul II 199 ? (1)BACTH(1916)232-3n4 (2)AE(1911)106

201 205 194 292-3 295-6

629

RELATED PATRONS

A239 anon. Ileg.Augg.pr.pr .(leg.111 Aug.) cos. d]esig.

Thamugadi ? _

198- 211

? .....----

C2367=p.1693 - 166 - A242

(=IA39- 39a)

(=P28)

L.lulius Apronius Maenius Pius Salamallianus legatus Augusti pro praetore (leg.Aug.III),clarissimus vir, consul designatus (cf. C18270= D.1196:trib.latic.leg.X Gem., adlectus inter qq.,praepositus actis senat-,aed.curulisoDraetor, leg.Aug.vice quIracilue fascium prov.Belgi(cae,le)g.1e9.1 Adiutric.,1eg.A094 Pr. pr.provinc. Gallaltiae item lieg.Augdpr.pr., c.v.

Cirta IV (Sigus (N))

Syria? or

Arabia?

226 ? C19131=ILA1g II 6518 209 190 194 337

A246 (=P12-

20)

M.Aurelius Cominius Cassianus (signo) Arzygius [c.v.,leg.Augg.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.)]

Lambaesis ? (Africa) 247 ? C2611=p.954=p.1739= AE(1951)121

212 223 194 397-

8

A248

(1884A)

M.Cocceius Anicius Faustus Flavianus consular,XV vir curator coloniar.Cirt.

Cirta IV (castellum Tiddit- anorum (N))

Uzappa (B) 251-2 See (B96) ILAlg II 3596=AE(1946)61 =AE(1952)sub 206

214 193 -

A249 (=P34-

5)

C.Iulius Sallustius Saturni[nus) Fortunatianus c.v.,cons.comes et leg.Aug. pr.pr . (leg.III Aug.)

Cuicul Mididi (B)? 261-2 (A) propinguus?-Mididi(B)? (1861)

(B) " (father of (A) - Mididi(8)?,(1862)

AE(1971)510 _ _ _

A250 Tenagino Probus v.p. praleses]prov. Nulmidiae)

Rusicade Verona (Italia)? 269 7 ILAlg Il 24=AE(1941)33 194 194

A251 Severinius Apronianus v.p.,p(raeses)p(rov.) N(umidiae)

Lambaesis ? (Gallia?) 276- 82

? C2661=p.1739-D5788 (=Krause 56)

215 224 195 399

A253 [-]nus leg.Augus[t.pr.pr .leg.]II Au]g.,cos.

Cuicul ? 103- 262

? BAETH(1911)110n1 - _ _ A254 anon.

[le]g.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.), cos.

. 7 . ? BACTH(1951)134n24 - _ _ A255 anon.

lleg.Aug.pr.pr .(leg.III Aug.), cos.designatujs

Thamugadi ? 161- 235

? C2375=17820 _ _ _

No. ITYPE

NAME AND RANK

REFERENCE

630

11 A257 Fabia V[ic]t[orlia lovina coniunx L.Luccei Hadriani v.p., rationalis (Numidiae et Mauretaniarum?)

A259a 11 Miley (Cirta)

Thamugadi Roma (Italia)? 362-3 or

365-8

A265 Vulcacius Rufinus v.c.(cf.D1237:v.c.,pontifex major, Numidiae consularis (soon before AD342), comes ordinis primi intra consistorium, comes per OrEilentem Ae(glYpti et Meso-potamiae per (e)asdem vice sacra iudicanti, praelf.] praetorio, cons.ordin.)

uxor - Cirta (N),(A257) C7043=p.1848=ILA1g II 666

204 195 268

See (A256) 11 205 196

AE(1908)240(=Krause 55) - 207 195

7 C7012=p.1847=D1235=ILA19 II 589(=Krause 54)

216 197

7 C7013=p.1847-D1236=ILA1g II 590(=Krause 57)

217 197

C2403=17824=1)6122= AE(1941)45=( 1948)118= (1949) sub 134=L.Leschi 'Etudes', 246-66 (Krause 59)

218 170 235 444

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

A256 L.Lucceius Hadrianus Cirta (Cirta(N)?) late C3? v.p.,rationalis (Numidiae (c260- et Mauretaniarum) 314)

A257A Fl(avius)Aelius Victorinus

(.1A47) (signo)Probatius p.v.,praeses provinciae Numidiae

A259 Ceionius Italicus Constantine Africa? 343 (=PA2) clarissimus atque consularis (=Cirta)

vir (Numidiae)

261- 303

Cuicul

631

GROUP (A) PATRONS (C) MAURETANIA

632

(C) MAURETANIA

No./TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

()RIGA

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. H.

A272 Sex.Sentius Caecilianus,Sex.f.Quir. leg.Aug.pro pr.ordinandae utriusque Mauretaniae,cos.desig. (cf.C9.4194: IX vir st]Liud.,tr.mil.leg.VIII Aug.,[q.prov.B]aeticaeoed.pl., prae[t.,leg.p]r.pr.prov.[-.cur.a]- lvei Tib.et ripar.,11egileg. XV Apollinalr.,legleg.III Aug.,1eIg. leg.pr.pr.utriusq.Mauretan..cos.)

Banasa (M.T.) Amiternum(Italia) 75 ? = IAM126AE(1941)79 - 244 546

A2728 .. Volubilis (M.T.) .. n ? IAM415=AE(1969-70)747 _ _ _ A273 T.Caesernius Statius Quinct(ius)

Macedo,T.f.Pal. (cf. D.9193:proc.Aug.(Moesiae superioris)),Pro[c.]Aug. (of Mauretania Caesariensis)

gens Mauror(um) Maccuum (M.C.) (Caesarea.M.C)

Aquileia(Italia) 107 See (A217) D9008=AE(1904)150 - 242 -

A275 Q.Claudius Ferox Aeronius Montanus, Q.filius (cf. IAM377: prloc.(Aug. of Mauretania Tingitana)]

Banasa (M.T.) Salona (Dalmatia) 162 ? IAM125=AE(1948)115 229 246 292 343 540 546

A277 anon. proc[u.]Augusti (of Mauretania Caesariensis)

colon[i]ae[-](M.S.?) (castellum Dianense (M.S.))

? 190 ? C8702 . _ -

A278 anon. [praefect]us [ala]e Thracum (in Caesarea). et gentis Maiicum

Oppidum Novum(M.C.) ? end Cl- beg,C2?

? AE(1973)654 _ _ _

A288 M.Maturius Victorinus v.e., praeses (Mauretaniae Tingitanae) (cf. IAM359: proc.eorum (viz Philipporum) pro leg.)

Volubilis (MI.) ? c245 ? C21833=IAM416=ILM105

=AE(1891)116 236 240 195

A289

(=P78)

M. Aurelius Atho Marcellus v.e. proc.Augg. (Mauretaniae Caesariensis)

Lemellef (M.S.)? or Thamascani (M.S.)

? 247-9 ? C8809=p.1945=D5785 233 240 195 379

A290 Clementius Val(erius) Marcellinus v.p.,praeses p(rov.)M(auretaniae) T(ingitanae)(insc.1),no posts given (insc.2)

Volubilis (M.T.) ? (Raetia) 277- 80

? (1)IAM411=ILM136=ILA621= AE(1916)92=2PE68(1987)220-1 (2) C21846 =IAM419=ILM110= AE(1985)989c=ZPE68(1987) 196-9(=Krause 69)

234 250- 1

195

633

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

A300 Fl(avius) Felix Gentilis Satafis (M.S.) 379- C8393=20266=p.970 241 - v.p.,pres[es prov.) 83 (=Krause 66)

A301 Fl(avius) Hyginus Tipasa (M.C.) Corduba lateC4- 7 C2.2110=D6116(=Krause 68) 242 - 195 v.c.,comes et praeses p(rov.) (Corduba,Baetica) (Baetica) earlyC5 292 M(auretaniae) C(aesariensis) 344

634

GROUP (B) PATRONS (A) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

635


CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H. _112,/TYPE NAME AND RANK

81 C.Pomponiuls-) Curubis(Z) Curubis(2)? c45BC C10525=C12.755=06094 1 1 316

(relative (brother?)? of L. (Tunis (Z)) 339 Pomponius Malcio, libertus 8 11 vir at Curubis)

B 7 M.Licinius Tyrannus, 11.1. Thugga (Z) Karthago(Z) or 14- (A) dominus-Thugga(Z).(B22) C26518=1LA519=ILT1402= 9 29 281 (1ibertus of flam.Aug.perpet. c.C.I.K.,praefectus alae I

Thugga(2) 37 (B) filius-Thugga(2)?.(IB1) AE(1969-70)651

Bosphoranae exercitus qui est in Syriae:husband of flaminEica perpetual)

813 L.Postumius Chius,C.f.Arn. Karthago (Z) 37 (A) filius -Thugga(Z)?,(IB2) ILA558=1LT160-1498= 10 30 376

(rank unknown) (B) (IB2A) AE(1914)172 382-3 407

B16 C.Caesetius Perpetuus,C.f.Arn. 37- (A) filius-Thugga(2)?,(1B3) C1478=15503=26519=ILA520= 12 32 274 sacerdos Cer..praef.iur.dic.c. 41 (B) " (IB3A) ILT1496=AE(1914)173=Ant.Af. 383 C.I.K. 23(1987)p.97n1

817 L.lulius Crassus,L.f.Cor. Mustis (Z)? (1) " 11 31 255 praef.fab.,tr.mil.leg.XXI (2)C15519=26475=1LT13930 407 Rapacis in Germ., llilvir, augur,11 vir quinque(nnalis] des.,aed.ornam. (at Karthago)

AE(1920)sub52

819-20 C.Artorius Bassus Karthago (Z) 48- C26517=06797=AE(1899)124, 15 33 274 pon.aed.,I1 vir,cur.lucustae 9 sub161 8 sub195=(1952)106= 408 (at Karthago) (1976)702=Bardo 224

1 ILA559=ILT1499=AE 1922 B 22 M.Licinius Rufus

flam.Aug.perpet.c.C.I.K., praefectus alae I Bosphoranae exercitus qui est in Syriae

Karthago (Z) or Thugga (Z)

54 See (B7) . 109=AE(1969-70)652

(2)C15529=p.2616=ILT1381= AE(1969-70)653

(3)C26603=ILT1433=AE(1969-70) 649

- 47 -

B 31 Q.Vinnicus Genialis,Q.f.Arn. sac.Cer.,quaest.,praef.iur. dic.,Il vir c.C.1.K.

Karthago (2) 85 or soon after

? ined.=Ant.Af.23(1987)p.99n4= BACTHn.s.V(1969)230-1n9, 239,255.

- - -

B32 C.Marius Perpetuus (rank unknown (was curator of the above's will))

II inperticaCarth-aginiensium(2)

II ? ined.=BACTH n.s.V(1969)230-1 n10,239

- - -

B 33 Q.Ennius EIPIpillus, T.f.Quir. (centurio)leg.III Aug.,fl.pp.

Bisica Lucana(Z) Bisica Lucana(2) c86 (A) propinquus-Bisica Lucana(Z) (B25)

(B) frater-

C12297=ILA216 - 102 251

B36 L.Terentius Rufinianus, Adiutoris fil. (rank unknown) -

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) mid- end Cl?

? ined=BACTH n.s.V(1969)230-1 n8,239 8 n92-3

_ _ _

637

w. DATE ORIGO CLIENT No./TYPE REFERENCE NAME AND RANK RELATED PATRONS

B 38 (.1, 138)

A.Gabinius Datus,Quir. flam.Aug.perp.

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) 128- 38

(A)filius-Thugga(Z).(839) (B) " - " (840) (C) Propinquus- " (866) ' (D) propinquus7- " (875) (E) " (son? of (D)above)

-Thugga(Z)? (1845)

(1)1LA5660AE(1921)240 (1922)21sub114

(2)ILT1511=AE(1924)29 (3)C15520-264670ILA5150

ILT1389 (4)C26468-ILT1390 (5)C1493=26469 (6)ined.=BACTH n.s.V(1969) 230-1n12,242-3n6

21 35 211 37 277

377

B39 A.Gabinius Datus filius,A.fil.Arnens. flamen divi Titi,aedilis,augur

C.C.I.K.,equo publico,in quinque Ideicuriis ab imp.Caesare(Traianlo Hadriano Aug. (adlectus]

See (838) (1)1LT1513-AE(1924)30 (2)ILA569=AE(1921)25 (3)C26470=ILT1391 (4)ined.=BACTH n.s.V(1969)

230-1n14,242-3n8 8, 254

23 36 277

840

,

M.Gabinius Bassus, Qui r .flam.Aug.perp.

(1)ILT1512=AE(1924)28 (2)C264700ILT1391 (3-6) same as838(3-6)

22 38- 280 9 377

408

841 Q.Maedius Severus(father of flam.perp.)

o Thugga (Z) ,, ? C26471=ILT1392=AE(1904)116

0(1951)75 20 40 280

377

842 (0I87-7a)

Sex.Pullaienus Florus Caecilianus,Sex.f.Arn. praef.iur.dicun.,sac.Cer..11 vir, flam.perp.c.C.I.K.

Karthago (2)? or Thugga (Z)?

128 or soon after

(A) propinquus-Thugga(Z), (855)

(B) " -Uchi Maius (2)7(18128)

C266150D94040AE(1902)251 24 34 274

B45 (-)Cincius Victor (father of v.e.,aedil.,II viral.,c.I.K.)

Thugga (Z) (Agbia (Z))

Agbia (Z) 139 _

61

(A) filius-Thugga(Z)(846) (B) propinquus?-Thugga(Z)?

(18123) (C) " (ancestor of (B))-

Thubursicu Bure(Z)?- (18121)

C15480155504/6827 29 85 280 313-4 364 369 375 408

g 46 M.Cincius Felix lulianus (cf. C27420 - v.e.,aedil., II viral.,c.I.K.)

0 0 " See (845) 0

30 86 313 548

B 47 M.Cornelius Fronto,T.f.Quir. III vir capital.,q.provinc.Sicil., aedil. p1. ,praetor.

Calama (N.P.) Cirta (N) c140 gener-Cirta(N)7,(18136) C5350002928=ILA191 280 25 76 233 320

B 51 C.lulius Commodus Orfitianus leg.Aug.pro praetore (pros. Thraciae: E.Birley.,111S 52(1962) 226 contra H.G. Pflaum coll. Lat.58(1962)1239

Simitthu (Z)

.

Simitthu (Z)? c155- 6

1 ILT12590AE(1929)72 31 83 192

D 55 M.Paccius Silvanus Coredius Gallus L. Pullaienus Gargilius Antiquus. Q.f. cos., (cf.D.109 .3:X v.stlitib. ludic., (contd)

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z)? or Umbria (Italia)?

161 or soon after

See (1342) C26579=AE(1893)100 34 44 236

No. /TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE . RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

B 55(contd) trib.laticl.leg.III Gallic..qua(e)st. cand.Aug.,trib.pl .,pr.,curat.viae Clodiae Cassiae Ciminiae trium Traianar.,legatus leg.1 Minerv., leg.Augustor.pro pr.prov.Thrac., cos. designatus)

B 56 (=I815-

15b)

Sex.Caecilius Crescens Volusianus, Q.f.Quir. praef.fabrum,sacerd.curio sacris faciendis,advocatus find Romae, proc.(X) Xher.,ab epistu[1. dilvi Antonini, ab[ep]istull.] Augustorum

mun(-)(Z) (=Avitta Bibba(Z), Thubba(Z) or Bordj Touta(Z)?) (El Batan (Z))

Thuburbo Minus (Z) or locale

161- 9

See (C48) C1174=D1451=ILT1159 35 88 234 264 301

393 -4

B 57 Q.Calpurnius Rogatianus,Papiria fp]raefectus fabrum,equo publi(co exlornatus ab imperatoribus [M. Anto]ninolet L.V.1ero Augustis Arme(niacis,Medic]is Parthicis max., advocatus elloquentislsimus

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) 166- 9

(A) propinquus-(pater?)- Thugga(Z)?(B69)

(8) " (son? of (A)above) - Thugga(Z)?

(1619) (C) " (") -Thu99a(Z)?

(1850A)

C26594=ILT1514=AE(1893)102 36-7 45 252

858 L.Marcius Simplex, Q.f.Arn. flamen [perpe]tuus (at Thugga), flamen (di)vi Aug.c.I.[Ki, aedi[lis,i]n quinque decurlias ab i]mp.Antonino Au[g.Pio adl]ectus

0 0 0 propinquus - Thugga(Z), (859)

C1494=26609 39 42 274

8 59 L.Marcius Simplex Regillianus,Arn. [princ]ePs

" 0 0 See (858) C26610 38 43 -

8 62 anon. II vir qq.

Sabratha (T) Sabratha (T)? 175- 180

? IRT23 136 131 -

864-5 C.Vettius Sabinianus lulius Hospes,C.fil.Volt. praef.cohortis II Comagenorum, trib.militum.leg.I Itali(c)ae, translatus in amplissimum ordinem ab imp.divo T.Antonino, quaestor,trib.pleb.,praetor, legatus provinciae Asiae,legatus Aug.ad ordinandos status insularum Cycladum,iuridicus per tractus Etruriae Aemilliae Liguriae,leg. leg.III Itali(c)ae Concordis,leg. Aug.rationibus putandis trium Galliarum,leg.leg.XIIII Gem. cum iurisdicatu Pannoniae superioris, praef.aerari Saturni.leg.Aug.pr.pr . Pannoniae inferioris.praepositus vexillationibus ex Illyrico missis ab imp.divo M.An[to)nino ad tutelam urbis donis donatus a(b) eodem imp. ob expeditionem Germ. et Sam. (contd)

Thuburbo Maius (Z)

.

-

Thuburbo Maius (Z) or locale

c180- 6 (A) filius-(1) Thuburbo Maius

(Z)?,(1855) (2) mun.Aurellium

C[omlodianum?-] (Z)?,(1 13 55a)

(B) nepos-(1) mun.Aurellium C(ommodianum?-] (Z), (883)

(2) Thuburbo Maius (Z)?,(I856)

ILA281=AE(1920)45 43 94 541 547

638

No. TYPE

NAME AND RANK

LI DFI atrn DLTDMIf

B64-5 (contd)

corona murali vallari item q.aurea hastis puns duabus vexillis totidem, cos.,curator aedium sacrar.item r.p. Puteolanorum,leg.Aug.pr.pr.provin-ciar.Delmatiae et III Daciorum. sodalis Titius (cf.C.12346 for later post as proconsul Africae)

—.... .......-.L. . .... ....,

B66 (cf.NB41)

anon.(=Hus Gabinius Octavius Festus Sufetianus, Q.f.Arn.?) fIamen divi Aug.(at Thugga),[in quinque)-d]ec)u[r. a)dlectus, sa[cer].

d[os]Ae[s]c[ul]api et Iovis (at Karthago),flam.perp.(at Thugga) II vir qq. (at Karthago?) (cf. C.26598=1LA535=IL11429=AE(1904)79 -equo publico ornatus lab imp.Caes. M. Aurelio Commodo Antonino Pio Aug.])

Thugga (2) Thugga (2) soon before 183-

90?

See (B38) C26624=ILT1438 - 41 -

1368 anon. [aled.? (at Karthago?)

II Thugga (2)? C1-C2

(ante 138)

? C26641=ILT1443 - - -

B69 M.Calpurnius Faustinus,Faustini Sidia[thones f.] flam.Aug.perp.

n Thugga (Z) 100-

150? See (B57) ined.=BACTH n.s.V(1969)

230-1n11,233n18,239, 242-3n10

- - -

B70 Q.Domitius Victor,Q.f.Quir. praef.coh.VI Britton.,trib.mil .leg. X Fretensis,trib.mil.leg.III Cyrenaicae (cf. homonym,[fl.] PIP].? at Guelaa bou Atfane. ILAlg I 562).

Calama (N.P.) Calama (N.P.)? C2 ? C5363=p.1658=ILAigl 284 58 78 255

B72 L.Cornelius Maximus,P.f.Arn. mag.pag.,[qj,dec.c.I.K.,sacerd. Aesculapii bis,praef.i.d.

Thibaris (2) Karthago (2) C2? ? C26185=ILT1361=AE(1897)107 50 96 275

B 73 C.Marius Extricatus,C.f.Arn. dec.c.C.I.K.

Uchi Maius (Z) Karthago (Z)? C2? ? C26276=Uchi45=AE(1908)267 51 117 274

B 74 anon. (rank unknown)

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z)? C2? (117? - 205)

7 C26629=ILT1440 - - -

875 [- Gabinius? ClJemens Clodianus defensor causae publicae

n Thugga (2) late C2? (117-

205)

See (1338) C26597 53 50

B76 M.Num(mios-) Attidi(us-) Toscus1-] quaelstor) desig.

monic[ip...]Africa[e] (Roma (Italia))

Karthago (Z)? mid C2

See (A60) C6.32026 _ _ -

No;/TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E.

B77 Sex.Cornelius Felix Pacat(us), C.f.Quin [IIIII vir viaru[m c]urandar., tri(b.1)aticlavius,leg.11[1] Cyrenaicae

Simitthu (Z) Simitthu (Z)? late C2

? C14559 55 84 234

860-1 (C63) (-1C8-8b)

Q.Servilius Pudens,Q.f.Hor. trib.mil .legIIII Scythicae. quaest.provinciae Siciliae, trib.pl .,praetor,praef. frumenti dandijuridicus Aemiliae [et Flajminiae. procos.Cretae et Cyrenarum

Calama (N.P.) Hippo Regius (N.P.)?

193- 211

See (C63) - probably the C5354=17492=01084= same person ILAIgl 281

32 77 173-4 189

B 83 (=11356)

• •

C.Vettius Gratus Atticus Sabinianus c.p.;fil.C.Vetti G[rati Sa1- biniani c.v.,tribuni militum 1. VII Claudiae.quaestor[is Kandidalti; nepotis (sic) C. Vetti Sabinian[i Iulii Hospi) tis c.m.v.,proco[s).

municipium Aurellium Clomm- odianum?-] (Z)

Thuburbo Maius(2)

or locale

See (864-5) C823=12346=AE(1894)sub50 _ _ .

B85 Q.lulius Rufus Q. Iunius[-) , C.fil.Quir. 1111-III1 mili)tiis exornatus?

Aumaedara (B) Affmaedara (B) 193- 215

filii - Ammaedara(2)?, C11543 (1856A)

- 105a -

886 M.Iulius Probatus Sabinianus, C.luli Probi f. omnib.honorib.in patria sua functus (at Karthago)

Chiniava (Z) Karthago (2) .. ? C25450=AE(1892)12 - 122 -

887 C. Baburius Herculanius, c.p., L.Baburi Iuvenis c.v.fil.

Hippo Regius (N.P.) Hippo Regius(N.P.) " (A) frater-Hippo Regius(N.P.), AE(1958)138 (B88)

(B) pater - Hippo Regius (N.P.)?,(1858)

- - -

888 L.Baburius luvenis, c.p., L.Baburi Iuvenis, c.v.fil.

„

.

.. .. See (B87) AE(1958)137 - - -

B89 M.Aurelius Seranus M.fil.Arnen. c.v.,q.provinciae Cretae, aed. plebei designatus

Neapolis (Z) Neapolis (2)7 .. 7 C971=p.1282 54 133 235

B90 Marcius Tertullus c.m.v.

Bulla Regia - (2) Bulla Regia (2) 196- 7

propinquus-Bulla Regia(2)7, C25515=ILT1242=AE(1907)25= (1C26) Bardo 239

48 107 -

891 M.Munius Primus Optatianus eq.Rom.,flam.perp.

Avedda (2) Avedda (2) 198- 211

(A) filius-Avedda(2)?,(11365) (1) C14373 (0 propinquus(=(A)?) - (2) ILA438=ILT1210=AE(1914)

Avedda(2),(1392) 244 cf.(1973)603

90 125 246

61-0

No. /TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT OR ISO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE N. E.

892 anon.(relative of B91 above, (.1665?) perhaps his son M.Munius Primus

Statianus c.p. (ILA436 etc.), or C.Muniusi Agat)opus a contemporary benefactor (AE(1973)603))

Avedda (Z) Avedda (Z) 198- 211

See (691) C14373 - -

695 O.Acilius Fuscus, C.f.Papir. sacerdos Laurentium Lavinatium, cu[r.]Laurentium vico Augustan-orum,fisci advocatus codic011- lari stationis heredilta]tium et cohaerentium,proc.o[perlis theatri Pomp1eianij procurat., annon.Augg[g.Innin. Olstiensium, v.e.

Thubursicu Bure (Z) Thubursicu Bure(Z)? " ? C1439-15255=01430 49 98 265

696 0.Anicius Faustus Uzappa (B) Uzappa (B) u (A) filius- Uzappa(B). C11933=15254=AE(1946)61adn. 70 148 189 (=A230 father of c.i (cf. PIRA595: (1397-8) =MEFR XCVIII (1986)141-64= -238c) c.v.,leg.Aug.pr.pr .Numidiae (B) " - Uzappa(B)? Chiron 18(1988)377-82 (4,56- (196-201) cos.(198-9),Ieg.Augg. (11367A)

7) pr.pr.Mbesiae superioris (202-7)) (C) socer filius eius?- (1) Turns Tamalleni(B),

(A89(A)) (2) Uzappa(B)?,

(1C14) (0) nepos - (1) Cirta(N),

(A248) (2) Uzappa(B)?,

(1684A) (E) " - (1) Thubursicu

Bure(2)?, (IC23)

(2) Uzappa(B)?, (IC23a)

B97-8 Sex.Anicius Faustus Paulinianust u " 198- See (B96) .. 71 149 189

(=1,57) t.i. (cf. AE(1985)1381d: consularis filius...c.p.)

211

B99 Sex.Caecilius Volusianus Thuburbo Minus(Z) Thuburbo Minus(Z) c200- See (C48) ILT1162=AE(1931)42 45 89 234 (=1669- consularis or locale 17 264

69h)

6100 [-VibThus Minervianus (his grandmother was fl.p.

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z)? soon before

propinquus - Thugga(2)? (1687)

C26592=1LT1381 - 48 -

(C26590,26592 8, 1LT1427) 205 & h.m.f. (ILT1427) & his mother (or aunt?) flaminica (C26590))

8101 anon. n Thugga (2) 205 ? C26622=471437= 60 - -

(f)l.p..h.m.v. AE(1965)sub220

641

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT

Calama (N.P.)

ORIGO DATE

211 - 17

RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

63 79 166 B102 Vibia Aurelia Sabina, (=8240) divi M.f.,divi Seven i son.

Roma (Italia)? (husband from

Thibilis(N),-18km. S.W. of estates at Calama)

(A)maritus-(1)Thibilis(N)M1B143) (2)Cirta(N)?,(1B143a) (3)Calama(N.P.)?,(1828)

(B)socer - (1)Thibi1is(8)?,(18142a) (2)Cirta(8)7(18142) (3)Calama(N.P.)?,(1B25)

(C)avus mariti?- (1)Thamugadi(N),(A220) (2)Diana Veteranorum(N),

(A220a) (3)Karthago(2)?,(1813)

(D)ava mariti?-(wife of above) - Kartha o Z 7 1812A

C5328=p.962=p.1658=0388= ILA1g1 241

B103 M.M[em]mius Caecilianus C. V.

B104 Q.Memmius Pudens C. V.

B105 Q.Comius Armiger Crescens c.v., [X vir] stlitibus iudicandis, sevir turmae secundae eq.Ro., quaestor, ab actis senatus, aedilis curulis

B 106 A 1- Lusius Laberius S]eptius (or ILIeptius) [Ruti]lianus c.v., X vir stlitibus iudicandis, trli)b. laticlavius leg.IIII Flavlia]e M[e]siae superioriis], q.urbanus,trib.pl[eb.] candidatus imp. Cae[s.-1

@107 (=I876)

Aelia Ceisinilla consularis femina, mater Celsiniani consularis viri curatoris

Gigthis (T) Gigthis (T) c211- (A)propinquus-Gigthis(T), C22718=AE(1908)121 140 69 235 17 (B104)

(B) " -Gigthis(T)?, (1B57)

(C)propinquus?-Zitha(T)? (IB9)

See (8103) C22719=1LT32=AE(1908)122 148 70 235

Sicilibba (Z) Sicilibba (Z)? 211- C25822=AE(1904)175= 57 142 35 Bardo 201

Abbir Maius (Z) Abbir Maius (Z)? 217- ILA298=AE(1915)77 - 138 233 35

(A) filius- 1LA414=AE(1915)37 78 91 282 Thuburbo Minus (Z) Thuburbo Minus (Z)?

or Bulla Regia (Z)? c220-

40

(1)Thuburbo Minus(Z)7, (IC21)

(2)Bulla Regia(Z)?, (IC21a)

(=Krause 20)

(B)nepos (son of As sister?)-

Mactaris(B)UIC22) (C)propinquus -

Pheradi Maius(B)7,(IC19) (D)pater-

(1)Thuburbo Minus(Z)7, (IB64)

(2)Bulla Regia(Z)?,(1864a) (E)maritus -

(1)Thuburbo Minus(Z)?. (1875)

(2)Bulla Regia(Z)?, (1875a)

(F)neptis (daughter of (A)- " Bulla Regia(Z)?

(IC21A

642_

"3

RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORI GO DATE W. E. H.

B108 Julia Avita Mamaea Augusta [mater Au]g.nolstri]

Lepcis Magna(T) Emesa (Syria) (uncle Imp.L. Septimius Severus from Lepcis)

222- 35

See (A61) IRT449 138 - -

. 8110 Furcilia Optata Triberia]na? Bulla Regia (Z) Bulla Regia (Z) c231 See (C78) ined.(cf.Tituli, V,691, 693,713)

- - -

B111 L.Virius Lupus Iulianus v.c.,1egatus prov.Lyciae(Pamphy- lia0,cos.ordinarius (cf. C6.31774=37078: VI vir equit. Romanor,III vir cap.,legat.prov. Lyciae Pamphyliae,allectus inter quaestor.,pr.,salius Collinus)

Furnos Maius (Z)

-

Furnos Maius (Z) 232 or soon

after

? C23800=AE(1905)52=(1908) sub251

88 136 234

8113 Oscia Modes[ta -lie [-]ia Cornelia [P]a[t]ruina Publiana, M.f. c.f.

Avioccala (Z) Avioccala (Z) c238 (A)filius-Avioccala(Z),(C116) (B)maritus-Avioccala(Z)?,

(1877) (C)pater-Avioccala(Z)?,(IB78) (D)pater soceri-

(1)Cirta 1V(N),(8232) (2)Thamugadi(N)?, (IB141)

(E)propinquus?- Cirta IV(N),(8219)

C23832=AE(1898)112.(1899) ante 1=(1915)sub23

69 140 301 548

8115 M.Attius Cornelianus praefectus praetorio, eminentissimus vir

Uchi Maius (Z) Uchi Maius (Z) 238- c245

(A)propinquus?- (1)municipium Aurellium Clommodianum?-1(Z),

0117) (2)Abbir Cella(Z)?,(1881)

(B)propinquus?-Thuburbo Mai us (Z)?.(1826) .

C15454=26270=D1334= Uchi40

66 118 265 391

B117

(1881)

C.Attius Alcimus Felicianus (signo) Hs Hid[-] p.v.,a[dv]ocat[us] fisci provinciar. Xl,proc.alimentor.pe [r T]ranspadum, Histriam,Liburniam,proc.per Flamin-iam Umbriam Picenum,item vice proc. quadrag.Galliar.,proc.priv.per. Salariam Tiburtinam Valeriam Tusciam,proc.ann.prov.Narbonens., proc.ferr...proc.sacrae monetae, proc.hereditatium Romae ,curator opens amphitheatri,magister summarum rationum, magister summae privatae,vice praef. vigilum,praef.annonae,vice praef. praet.

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum? -] (Z)

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum?-](Z)

c250 See (B115) C822=12345=23963=D1347= madd.p. CLXXIV-V=ILT741= AE(1894)53 & sub50

65 137 265 392

No./TYPE

180- 268 (193- 235?)

. Gori (2) 95 124 241 362

Gori (2) (Mn el Djour, 10km.east of Gori)

ILT768=AE(1928)27 & sub30 pater- (1)Gori(2)?,(I8100) (2)Bir Chana(2)?,(1B100a)

8132 Q.Appaeus Felix Flavianus (signo) (=IB101)

[c.p..or c.i.] (cf. C24054:c.m.i, sac.u.R.a.fl.pn,, [II vir?])

Utika (Z) Utika (2) 8133 parentes of Q.Octavius Volusius Thuscenius (see below)

(A)filius-Utika(Z),(8134) C1182=9260=14312=p.931= be gi-:- (B)hurus (wife of above) p.1974 mid C3 Utika(2)?,(I8104a)

87 61 236 311 569

B134 Q.Octavius Volusius Thuscenius c.v.,[X vir] stlitib.iud.,[quaest. band.), s[evir eq.R.],praet.cand., cos.,salius Collinus

See (8133)

No. ITYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

GRIGG

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

BUS Valerius Rogatianus (father of i.c.)

Uzappa (B) Uzappa (B) 250- 70

(A) filius-Uzappa(B)? (1883)

(B) " -Uzappa(B) (1884)

C11935 72 150 278 .

B124 anon. Mactaris (B) Mactaris (B)? 100- ? C23416 - - - q.lprov. Nlarbo[nens.1 260

B125 P.Ennius Saturni[n]us Karus, Bisica Lucana (2) Bisica Lucana (2) 117- See (B 33 ) AE(1979)657 _ _ _ .

T.f.Quir. c.v.,aedilis cur[u]lis desig., ab actis se[na]tus,q.urb., flamen pp.

235

8126 anon. Bisica Lucana (Z)? 117- ? C12301 _ . _ (rank unknown) 316

B127 [-A]ricin[ius? Ho]rtensi[an]us Gigthis (1) Gigthis (T)? 138- ? C22716a=1LT30=AE(1912)21 147 71 - q.pro[vi]nciae [B]aeticae 260

161- 8128 [-] Optatus Vallis (2) Vallis (2) 324

? C1282=14785 - 152 280 [II] vir (beg.::.

mid C3?)

B129 anon. duumviralis,flamen perpet.

" propinquus-Vallis(2)?, (IB96)

C14786 - 151 275

8130 anon. Bordj Touta (2) Thuburbo Minus (Z)? post propinquus-Bordj Touta (Z) C25368 - _ _

clarissimus vir (=municipium( - ) t 161 (1897)

8131 L.Caesius Marcellus Florentinus Siagu (2) Siagu (2) post 175

pater-Siagu(2)?, (IB98) ILA305=AE(1912)157 56 55 241 c.p.,filius L.Caesi Marcelli proc.Aug., e.v.

(C3?)

64.4

No. TYPE

NAME AND RANK noinn orlforrn onTorimc

B135 (-) ,Clementis v.lej) fil. a militiis (or fil(ius) a militiis)

Lepcis Magna (T)

..........

Lepcis Magna (T)

unic.

C3

.14.1,11,... rm.-sun.,

pater-Lepcis Magna(T)?, (IB108)

IRT591 (=Krause 34)

. L.

- 141 -

B 136 M.Annaeus Maximus Aquila Fulvianus

Muzuc (B) Muzuc (B) . pater-Muzuc(B)?, (IB109)

C12068 _ _

B 137 Seia Potitia Consortiana c.m.f.,mater Rosci Potiti Memmiani c.v.

Thibaris (2) Thibaris (2) . See (C78) ILA511=AE(1913)13 94 97 281

B138 [-A)pollodor(us) c.p.

Thuburbo Maius (2) Thuburbo Maius(2) " (A)pater-Thuburbo Maius(2)?, (IB114)

(B)frater-Thuburbo Maius (2),(6139)

(C) " " (B140)

ILT7224E(1942-3)103 - - -

B 139 I - ) Paternus . . . See 0138) . - - -

8140 anon. c.p.

. II II II 0 _ _ _

8 141 Q.Latinius Primosus Puniscus, Latini Feliciani II viralici filius

Ureu (2) Ureu (2) " pater-Ureu(2)?,(18116) AE(1975)876 - - -

B142 L.Pomponius Dexter Celerinus c.v.,cos..(sodalis] Aurelianus Antoninianus

Vaga (2) Vaga (2)7 -

beg - 1. - mid C3 . 7 C1222 86 149 234

8143 anon. [praef.cIlassis praetori[ae Mise]natium

Ghardimaou (Z) Ghardimaou (2)7 . ? C14729-p.2550 96 147 -

B144-5 Q.lulius Maximus Demetrianus e.m.vir,fisci advocatus XL Galliarulm), proc.XX heredit-atium per Umbriam et Tusciam, praef.vehic[u)lor.per Belgicam et duas German.

Hr.Sidi Amor Djedidi (B)

Hr.Sidi Amor Djedidi (B)

. 7 C12020=D1411=ILT664 - 129 264

8146 IAradia) Roslcia-)nee? H (-)Calpurnia Purgilla, P.f. c.p.,filia P.Aradi Rosci Rufini Saturn[i]ni Tiberianici

Bulla Regia (2)

'

Bulla Regia (2) early

C3

See (C78) C14470 97 110 231 282

8148 Aurelius Dionysius (rank unknown)

Giufi (7) Giufi (2) post 228

7 (1)C866=p.1273 (2)C23995=D6794

- 143 281

645

No. /TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

B153 L.Marcius Honoratus Fabianus eq.R.,h.m.v.

Uchi Maius (2) Uchi Maius (7) 238- 93

7 C15455=p.2595=Uchi 44 91 119 247

6154 anon. (rank unknown)

' . post 238

? C26281=Uchi 49 84 - _

• B162 •

Ceionius Apronianus C.V.

Cillium (B) Cillium (8) 314 ? C210=11299=p.925=p.2353= D5570=ILT330 (=Krause 27)

98 - -

8167 parentes of M.Ceionius lulianus (signo) Kamenius (see C168)

Bulla Regia (Z) . Bulla Regia 2) 326- 31

filius - Bulla Regia (2), (C168)

Madauros(N.P.) (C168a)

C25525=AE(1906)146 - -

6169 Aurelius Nicander fl.pp.

Madauros (NP.) Madauros (NP.) " frater - Madauros(N.P.) (B170)

IL = Alg 1 21624011=p.395 =AE(1922)16 (=Krause 9)

107 - -

8 170 Aurelius Saturninus Crescent- ianus fl.pp.

" .

" See (13169) If . 106 -

B179 ICorinelius Romanianus (probably omnibus honoribus functus.curator rei p.,sacerdotalis prov.Africae E/or honoratus (perfectissimus or clarissimus)(cf. C.Lepelley, Les cites. II 180)

Thagaste (NP.) Thagaste (NP.) 370- 85

?

•

St.Augustine,Contra Academicos,I 2 cf. C. Lepelley, Les Cites,11 178ff. (=Krause 18)

- - -

i 179a " cives vicini (near Thagaste)

" .. 1 n _ _ _

8184-5 Calicius Honoratianus (rank unknown)

Membressa (2) Membressa (2)1 379- 83

? C1296=14798 (=Krause 13)

114 - _

8186 I-lus S.C.. II vir qq.

Karthago (2) Karthago (2) C3- C4 471066=4E( 1928)24=

(1977)851

8187 Claudius Chrestus v.e.

Hadrumetum (B) Hadrumetum (13)? late C3-

early C4

(ante 326)

RA59=4E(1912)48=( 1949) 62

242 361

6188 C. Mamius Veittius) Castus Uchi Maius (2) Uchi Maius (2) e.v.

late C3- C4

filius - Uchi Maius (2), C26272=Uchi 43 92 120 281 (8189)

6 46

No. TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE 'RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE

B189 C.Mamius Vet[tius] Agrius Aemil[ian]us,C.Mami Ve[tti] Casti,e.v.,patr[oni fijlius

Uchi Maius (Z) Uchi Maius (2) late C3- C4

See (8188) C26272=Uchi 43 93 121 281

B190 anon. (rank unknown)

" 0 0 ? C2680=Uchi 48 85 - _

B192 L.Octavius Aurtelianus?] DidasiUs C. V.

Ureu (Z) Ureu (Z) ? AE(1975)880(=Krause 22) - - _

8199 [Na]vigius Egnatuleius [Polmpeius (signo) lElgnatuleius fl.pp.

Thubursicu Numidarum (NP.)

Thubursicu Numidarum (NP.)

C4 ? ILAlgI 1296=AE(1917-18)35 (=Krause 21)

119 - 277 336

8200 L.lunius Iunillus v.p..com.divini lateris. praeses p(rov.) M(auretaniae) C(aesariensis)

Ureu (Z) Ureu (Z) post 317

? AE(1975)882 (Krause 23)

_ _ - I

8202 anon. consularis [provinlciae Cypri, [pontife]x in Urbe [sanct]issima del fSolis,a]ugur populli roma]ni Ouiritiu[m]

Madauros (N.P.) Madauros (N.P.) c350- 92

? ILAIgl 2117=AE(1917-18) 59 (Krause 12)

_ . _

8203 M.Sinius Caripa (rank unknown)

Uzali Sar (2) Uzali Sar (2) 408 ? C25377=AE(1908)76 (=Krause 24)

117 - _

8205 Fl(avius) Arpagius fl.pp.huiusce civitatis (Missua), ex agente in rebus,v.c., ex adiutore inl.viri mag.officior., v.spectab.,trib.et not.

Missua (2) Missua (2) post 389

? C989=p.979=p.1283=09043 =ILT849=AE(1982)930 (=Krause 14)

- - 234

8206 L.Antonius Brittanus (rank unknown)

pagus Veneriensis (2)(near Sicca Veneria)

paps Veneriensis (2)

? ? C27763=ILT1638=AE(1914)83 =Bardo 374

- - 406 548

6 4 7

GROUP (B) PATRONS (B) NUMI DI A

(B) NUMIDIA

NO./TYPE NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REF

B 213 Q.Lollius Urbicus,M.f.Quir. IIII vir viarum curand.,trib. 1aticlavius leg.XXII Primigeniae, quaest.urbis (sic), leg.procos. Asiae,trib.pleb.candidat.Caes., praet.candidat.Caes.,leg.leg. X Geminae, legatus imp.Hadriani in expedition.ludaica qua donatus est hasta pura corona aurea fetialis,cos.,leg.Aug. [pro.praetore] provinc.Germ. inferior is

Caldis castellum Tidditanorum(N)

136- 8

? ILAIg II 3446

.

_ _

.

.

B 213a . castellumTidditanorum

.. ? C6706=1).965=01065=

ILAlg II 3605 171 208 233

B 215-6

(=P1200

P.Pactumeius C1emens,P.f.Quir. X vir stlitibus iudicand,quaest., 1eg.Rosiani Gemini [s]oceri sui procos.in Achaia [t]rib.pleb., fetialis,legatus divi Hadriani Athenis Thespiis Plataeis item in Thessalia,praetor urbanus,legatus divi Hadriani ad rationes civi- tatium Syriae putandas,legatus eiusdem in Cilicia,consul,legatus in Cilicia imp.Antonini Aug. ,leg. Rosiani Gemini procos.in Africa, iuris consultus

Cirta IV (Cirta (N)))

Cirta (N) 140- 1

(or soon after)

(A) avus - Cirta (N)?; (18132)

(B) " (brother of (A)) - Cirta(N)?; (18)33)

(C) pater (fi1ius of (A)) - Cirta(N)?; (I8134)

C7059.p.965.p.1848= ILAlg II 645

172 186 206

B219 (=PUB)

M.Flavius Postumus, T.f.Quir.quaest.curator coloniae Ardeatinorum adlectus inter tribunicios ab imp. Antonino Aug.,praetor,leg.leg.VI Ferratae,ordinatus in Gallia at quinque fasces,praef.aerari milit.(cf.C10.6008 - c.v.)

, c145- 61

See (B113) C7044=19424=1)1163= ILAlg II 630

187 188 226 234

B 222 ( -413139)

IP.-Gelminfius M]arcian[us],[-f.Quir.], [pa]ter [P.Iulii Gemini Marclia - lni leg.Aug.) pr.pr.lovinc.Africael

, . c156 filius -(1)Cirta IV(N), (B2234)

(2)Benia(N)?, (IB140)

C7048=19425=ILA19 II 655

B 223-4 (.,IB140)

, OW119,

P.Iulius Geminius Marcianus,P.fil.Quir. [leg.Aug.] pr.pr .[provinc.Africae) (cf. ILAlg II 634: - Ill vir Kap-italis. [tr]ibunus laticlavius leg. X [Fr]etensis, et leg.IIII Scy[th]icae, quaestor,trib.pleb., 1Pr)aetoralleg.pro pr.provinc. Africae)

, .. • , See (13222) , - _ _

ii

6 4

YPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. H.

B232 C.Arrius Antoninus,1-1f.Quir. (=IB141) (c.v.(C5.1874)),quattuorv1r viarum (=P116) curandarum, tribunus leg.IIII

Scythicae,quaest.urbanus,sevir equitum Romanorum,ab actis senatus, aedilis curulis, [praet.] curatoribus et tutoribus dandis primus constitu-tus, iuridicus regionis Transpadaneae, (prae[f.] aer[a]ri Saturn[i] (C5.1874)), frater Arvalis,curator civitatum per Aemiliam,curator Ariminiensium,curator Nolanorum, (curator Tifernatium Tiberinorum (C5.1874), [cos.], (leg.Aug.pr.pr . Cappadociae (D9117),leg.Aug.pr.pr . cos.trium Daciarum (Ae(1971)386),Ieg. Aug.pr.pr .Dalmatiae (AE(1973)456)) augur,sodalis Marcianus Antoninianus, [procos.Asiae? (AD188) cf. AE(1971) 456].

Cirta IV Cirta (N)

Cirta (N) 180- 8

See (8113) C7030=p.1848=D1119= ILAlg II 614

195 187 234 301

8235 C.lulius Rufinus Laberius Fabianus (.18146) Pomponius Triarius Erucius Clarus

Sosius Priscus,Erucii Clan i cos.ordinari filius, Erucii Clan i cos. ordinari nepos salius Collinus

Diana Veteranorum? ?(his relatives the Pompeii Sosii, were somehow connected with the Cirtan confederacy - cf. Tituli V,p.775)

193- 7

(A)pater -(1) Diana AE(1954)139 Veteranorum(N)?, (I8147a)

(2) Cirta (N)?, (18147)

(B)propinquus - Cirta(N)?, (18135)

- - 540 548

B236 C.lulius Pudens, C.f.Quir. c.v.,quaestor

Thibilis Thibilis (N) 193- 211

? C18908-ILA1g II 4683= AE(1892)81

206 225 -

8240 Vibia Aurelia Sabina, divi Ma[rci

(=B102) An1tonini Pii fill. et d[ivi Se]veri Pii domin[orum nn. i]mp[p.]Caes. Anto[nini et Getae]AugIg.I patrfis s]oror

. Roma (Italia)? (her husband's origo was Thibilis)

211- 12

See (8102) ILAlg II 4661 208 79 -

B241 P.F1(avius) Pudens Pomponianus (signo) Vocontius c.v. (cf. 08981:q.prov.Siciliae, trib.pl .,pr.,praef.frum.d. e S.C., leg. Aug.prov.Aquaetanicae (sic). procos.Cret.Cyr.,cur.Albensium Fuc., c.v.)

Thamugadi Thamugadi (N) 222- 35

? C2391=17910=p.951= 02937

207 168 -

8245 P.Iulius Liberalis, P.filius (.18150- Papiria

150a) sacerdotalis provinciae Africae (cf. AE(1979)670: q.praef.i.d., II vir, qq.(at Thamugadi), in col.Thysdritana f.p.,sacerdotalis p.A.,f.p. (at Thamugadi); cf. AE(1980)955: pater senator[um et avus cla]rissimor.puerorum)

Verecunda Thamugadi (N) 240- 68

(A) filii-(1)Verecunda(N)?, C4252=p.1769 (18151)

(2)Thamugadi(N)7, (I13151b)

(3)Cuicul(N)?,(IB15)a) (B)nepotes-(1)Verecunda(N)?,

(1E1152) (2)Thamugadi(N)7,

(IN152b) (3)Cuicul(N)?,

(IB152a)

203 218 -

1 I i

650

No. TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

RIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRON I!

B 252A M.Calv(-). (-f.)Quirin[a[ [ae)dilis, pr[aef.pro III virisI

Sigus Sigus (N) c98- 268

filii-Sigus?, (IB154) ,

C.5704=p.552=ILA1g II 6520

_.

-

...

-

-.

-

B 260 Cornelius Valentinus v.c.

Thamugadi Thamugadi (N)? 362-3 or

365-8

? C2403=17824=06122=AE(1941) 45.(1948)118=(1949)sub134= L.Leschi, Etudes ,246-66 (Krause 60-3)

222 174 235

B 261 Insteius Lampadius v.c.

v v ? v 220 172 "

B 262 Iul(ius) Paulus Trigetius sacerdotalis (provinciae Numidiae)

" II

" ? .

(Krause 64) 223 182 278

B 263 Marius Decianus v.c.

. 0 .. ? ..

(Krause 60-3) 219 171 235

B 264 Pompeius Deuterius V. C.

.. 0 0 ? v 221 173 "

651

GROUP (B) PATRONS (C)MA_URETANIA

(C)MAURETANIA

No. TYPE NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

B268 luba rex(Mauretaniae)(cf.PIRI65: II vir (at Gades),II vir quinq.(at Carthago Nova))

Caesarea (M.C.) Caesarea(M.C.)?

._

c20

........ filius-Caesarea (M.C.).(13269)

............._ C20977 225 228 -

B269 Ptolemaeus,reg.Iubae f. tr]ex Mauretaniae

" See ( 8268) = 225 229 -

B274 Sex.Cornelius Dexter,Sex.f.Arn. praef.fabrum III, praef.coh.V

Saldae (M.S.) Saldae (M.S.) c148 ? C89349).973=D1400 228 233 264

Raetorum, trib.leg.VIII Aug., praef.alae I Aug.Geminae colonorum, donis militarib.donatus a divo Hadriano ob bellum Iudaicum hasta pure et vexillo, praef.classis Syr., proc.Neaspoleos et mausolei, iuridicus Alexandreae,proc.Asiae

8276 Q.Petronius Novatus C.f.Cor. Tubusuctu (M.C.) Tubusuctu (M.C.) 180- ? AE(1967)644 cf. (1971) . _ . praef.coh. [V]Gallor.,trib.leg. 98? 515 adn. XIIII Geminae,praef.eq.I Hisp., praef.eq.I Campagon.,proc. Aug. XX her. per Asiam Phrygiam Lyciam Galatiam

8282 C.Fulcinius Fabius Maximus Ortatus Gunugu (M.C.) Cartenna (MC.)? c193- ? C21451=AE(1893)209 237 - 234 c.v.,quaestorius,trib.plebis. praet.,leg.prov.Baet.

or Gunugu(M.C.)? 211 360

B283 P.Cornelius Honoratus Icosium (M.C.) Icosium (M.C.)? 198- ? AE(1955)158=(1957)sub 78 - - 548 flamen Auggg.perpetuus 211

B284 T.Aelius Lon[ginus?] omnibus honoribus functus

Auzia (M.C.) Auzia (M.C.) 210 ? C9015=p.1960 230 234 275 377 (cf.C9030 - fl.pp.) 407

8287 T.Coel(ius) Mar(tialis) e .v.

Novart-g M.S.) Novart-](M.S.) 244 (A) filius-NovarN(M.S.)?, (18156)

(B) " " "(18157)

= C1090720429 - 239 247 377

(C) " " "(18158) (D) uxor - " "(18160A)

B293 anon. Auzia (M.C.) Auzia(M.C.)? post ? C9044=20749 - - (rank unknown) 198-

211

RFIATFD PATRONS

653

No/TYPE

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE orrrorurr LI

8295 (=PB9)

(=P134)

anon. a commentariis praefectorum praetorio ee. vv., sacerdos et pontifex Laurentium Lavinatium

civitas[Nlepesinor(um) (M.C.)

or [A]epesinor.

Caesarea (M.C.) post 198- 211

_....

?

.—.,,.........

C9368=20944=p.974=A.Dobo, Insc.,ed.4(1976)n705

.. L.

- -

n.

413

B296 (-]Marcellus a milit.

Auzia (M.C.) Auzia (MC.) mid C 3?

? C9023=p.1960=D5417 - - 257

378

B298 Geminius Clemens [a]mil.

. late C 3

filius-Auzia(M.C.)(1B166) C9048 - - 257

B299 Q.Clodius Clodianus dispunctor, omnibus honoribus perfunctus

. . 320 (A)filius-Auzia(M.C.)?, (18167)

(b) " " " 08168

(1) C9020=D4456

(2) C9068

240 237 214 437 542

6 5 4-

GROUP (C) PATRONS (A) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

(A)AFRICA PROCONSULAR1S

.

CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. H.

Thuburbo Minus (2) Karthago (Z)? 147- (A) propinquus? - C14291=01096 40 81 301 (Thibiuca (2)) or Thuburbo 8 (1)Thuburbo Minus(2),(1399) 547

Minus (Z)? (2)Thibiuca(2)?,( 11369) (3)Bordj Touta(2)?,(1869a) (4)mun.(-)(2)?,(11369b)

(8) propinquus? (son of (A)) - (1)Thibiuca(2),(C82) (2)80rdi Touta(2),(C82a) (3)Thuburbo Minus(2)?,(1C11)

(C) propinquus?(father of (A)) - (1)mun.(-)(2)(=Avitta Bibba?

(2))?,(B56) (2)Thuburbo Minus(Z)2,(J815) (3)Thibiuca(2)?,( l815a) (4)Bordj Touta(2)?,(1815b)

Bisica Lucana (2) Hippo Regius (NP.)? c180 (A)see B80-81,probably the same C12291=D1085 33 103 175 person 178-

(B)proavus - Hippo Regius(N.P.)?, (ICI)

9

(C)avus - " (IC2) (0)pater -

(1) " " (IC7c) (2)Bisica Lucana(Z)?,(IC7a) (3)Calama(N.P.)?,(IC7b) (4)Althiburos(Z)?,(IC7) (5)Tuccabor(Z)?,(1C7d)

Bulls Regia (2) Bulla Regis (2) 193- (A)filia - Bulls Regia(2),(79) ILA454a=AE(1921)45 41 106 206 211 (B)propinquus- (cf.AE(1973)578adn.) 281

(1)Thibica(2),(C106) 302 (2)Bulla Regia(Z),(C106a) 380

(C) " (husband of (B))- 539 (1)Bulla Regia(2),(C105A) (2)Thibica (2)?,(IC20)

(0) " (relative of (C))- Bulls Regia(Z),(B110)

(E) " (husband of (0)) - Bulls Regia(2)?,(IB79)

(F) " (filius of (D)&(E))- Bulls Regia(2)?,(1879A)

(G) " (relative of (C))- Bulls Regia(2),(B146)

(H) " (father of (G))- Bulla Regia(2)?,(18103)

(I) " (father of (H))- Bulla Regia(2)?,(IB104)

(J) " - (relative of (C))- (1)Chullu(B),(A164) (2)civitas Faustianensis(B),

(A164a)

1 31Hadrumetum(B),(A164b) 4 Mididi(B),(A164c) 5 Thaenae(B),(A164d) 6 Zama Regia(B),(A164e)

(K) " (relative of (A)&(C))- Thibaris(2),(13137)

contd.

No./TYPE

NAME AND RANK

C 48

O.Caecilius Marcellus Dentilianus, (=IC3)

Q.f.Arn. X vir stlitib.iudic.,trib.mil . leg.XI Cl.piae fid., (quaest.) provinc.Afric.,aed.cur.candid-atus divi Hadriani,pr.candid-atus eiusdem. leg.provinc.Cretae Cyrenar.Oeg.leg.X11 Fulminatae, leg.Aug. pr. pr. provinciae Gal 1 iae Aquitanicae

C63 Q.Servilius Pudens,Q.Servili (=B80-81) Pudentis procos.filitis (=1C8-8b)

(cf.B80-81 for cursus)

C78 C.Memmius Fidus Iulius Albius,

(=P154) C.f.Quir. consularis vir (cf. D1110:trib. latic.leg.11 Augustae.q.prov.Asiae, aedil.Cerial.,leg.pr.pr.prov. Afric.praetor,iuridicus per ltaliam regionis Transpadana, leg. Aug.leg.VII Claudiae,procos.provin. Baetic.,praef.Minic.cur.viae Flam.,leg.Aug.pr.pr.prov.Noricae sodalis Titius,cos.)

656

c79 (lulyia Meimimia (Prisica? Rul-1 Bulls Regis (2) Bulls Regis (2) 193- Aemi[lianal Fidiaioal 211 claris[sima et sanctis)s(ima f)emina

C82 Sex.Caecilius Aemilianus,Sex.filius (=IC11- Quir.

11a) X vir stlitib.iudicandis,VII vir epulonum,quaestor Aug.candidatus, leg.pr.pr .provinciae Africae, tribunus plebis

Thibiuca (2) Thuburbo Minus (2) or locale

C82a " (add praetor after tribunus Bordj Touts (2) plebis)

C84 L.Silius (Plautius?) Amicus Hateri anus c.v.,curator (of Oea)

Oea (T) Lepcis Magna (1) (Lepcis Magna(T))

193- 215

C93 M.Rossius Vitulus,M.f.Pupin(i)a decurio,fl.p p. ,praef.coh.11 Hisp.,trib.leg.XXX Ulpiae,trib. leg.!) Adiut.,praepos.gentis Onsorum,donis militariblus donatus] ob expeditionem felicissimam Quador. et Marcomann.,praef.alae praet.e. R.,praep.ann.exp.felicis.urbicae, proc.arc.exp.,proc.XX her.Transp. Ligurliae item Aemiiliae et Venetiae,proc.ann.ob exped.felicis. Gall.,proc.XX her.ad centena, (pdoc.Auggg.tract.Kart.,proc. Auggg.IIII p.pr. [Af.ad ducena), e.v.

Bulla Regia (2) Tergeste? (Italia) (settled in Bulla Regis probably some time after his first African post cf.Jarrett,'Album' 224n156)

198- 211

C94 L.Iulius Victor Modianus,L.fil.Pap. Thagaste (N,P.) vicus Maracitanus

(41366) e.v.,proc.Au(9991.nnn.(tractuus (B)

(462, Numidiae a frumentis - cf.

70) 1LT575)

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE N. E. H. CONTD. (L) propinquus

(father of (K))- Thibaris(2)?,(I8111)

(M) " (husband of (K))- Thibaris(2)?,(113112)

(N) " (son of (K))- Thibaris(2)?,(1B113)

(0) " (granddaughter(?) of his related to (C)) -

Horrea Coelia(B)?.(1059) (R) (wife of (0))-

Horrea Caelia(B)?, (1859A)

See (C78) 42 108 281 380 539 541

See (C48) ILA418=(AE(1914)250= 46 82 234 (1915)subl5 300-1

C25367=1LT11613= AE(1899)37.(1915)sub 47 90 234

15=Bardo 204

(A) propinquus - Lepcis Magna(T) (1820) C11543 - 105a -

(B) " (I851)

(A) filius - Bulla Regia(Z)?.(IC12) ILA455=09015=ILT1248. 61 109 210 (B) " - (IC13) AE(1910)sub51=(l911)7= 265

(1914)248=Bardo 250 547

C5145=p.1634=1LA1g1875 62 128 210 268

6 5 -7

No. /TYPE NAME AND RANK

C105A (=IC20)

Q.Aradius Rufinus Optatus Aelianus (cf.AE(1971)490: [- lleg.leg.VII [-],praef.aera[ri mil.],praef. [aer.SatuIrni,leg. Au(g.]pr.pr. provinciarum [Syriae ]Coelae item Phoelnic.ite]m Galatiae,agens vice p[r]ocos. prov.Afrik.,cos., sodal[is] Augustalis)

Bulla Regia (Z)

-----

Bulla Regia (2) c217- 18

See (C78)

ncrumnLE

ined.(cf.Tituli,IV 471-4, V 689-91,694 8 n23,713 8 M.T.W.Arnheim, 'The'Sena-tonal Aristocracy in the Later Roman Empire', Oxford (1972)157)

W. E.

_ _

H.

_

C106 Calpurnia Ceia Aemiliana c.f.

Thibica (2) Thibica(2)? or Bulla Regia

" II

ined.(cf.Tituli,V.689-91, 693-4,713,739-40)

_ _ _

C106a ..

Bulla Regia (2) ., .. ined.(cf.Tituli,V 689-91,693- 4,713,739-40 8 M.T.W.Arnheim, ibid.)

_ _ _

C112 Q.Paccius Victor Candidianus equo publ.exornatus.mag.sac. Cerer.flam.divi Seven i (at Karthago),cur.r.p.mun.sui Fur. Min.

Furnos Minus(2) Furnos Minus (2) post 221

(235- 8?)

? C25808=AE(1909)163 64 134 -

C114 L.Octavius Felix Octavianus decurio col.lul.Aur.Ant.Kart., flamen divi Pii,magister sacrorum Cerealium.professor aedilitatis,curator iterum (of Furnos Minus)

u " ? 233 or Soon

after

? C25808b=09403=AE(1909)162 67 135 -

C116 ,

(=P111 '

C.Arrius Calpurnius Longinus, C.f.Quir. c.v.,triumvir a.a.a.f.f.,trib. leg. ,quaestor,pr.urb.,augur,leg. Karthaginis,cos.,

Avioccala (2) Avioccala (2) c238 See (B113) C23831=AE(1898)111=(l899) ante 1

68 141 207 301

C123 Caelius Severus (signo)Thoracius v.c.,patricius,consularis,cur. r.p. (of Pupput)

Pupput (8) Pupput (B) 282 ? C24095=D5361=AE(1894)115=

Bardo 418 ('Krause 30) 75 93 -

C147 L.Suanius Victor Vitellianus omnibus honoribus functus,c.v., consularis vir,curator rei pub. (of Calama)

Calama (NP.)

.

•

Calama (N.P.)? post 211

? C5356=17494=ILA1g1 283 (=Krause 6)

79 80 211

C149 L.Accius Iulianus Asclepianus c.v.,cos.,cur.reip.Utik.

Utika (Z) Utika (2) or Saepinum (Italia)?

post 230

(A)uxor-Utika(2),(C150) (8)filia- " (C151) (C) • - " (C152)

C1181=p.1388 80 62 211

58

No. /TYPE

NAME AND RANK

C150 Gallonia Octavia Marcella Utika (2) c.f.

Utika (2) or Saepinum(Italia)?

post 230

KLLAILU

See (C149)

rAIKUN3 KtrtlitNLL

C1181=p.1388

W.

81

E.

63

H.

-

C151 Accia Asclepianilla Castorea c.p.

., I I II n 82 64 -

C152 Accia Heuresis Venantiumc.p.

II II 83 65 - C155 anon. Bulla Regia (Z)

viocuruso4uaest.prov.Baeticae, trib.pl .,praet., [leg. Kar]thag.

Bulla Regia (Z) mid - late C3

? AE(1964)178 - _ _

C157 L.Volusius Bassus Caerealis(signo) Lepcis Magna (T) Curnius c.v.,legatus (procos.prov.Africae)

Lepcis Magna (T) 290- 4

? IRT544=AE(1954)201K=(1982) 925=(1983)949 (=Krause 35)

149 17 -

C160 Valerius Romanus Venerii(Z) v.c.,curator reip.col.Siccensium (and by inference, et Veneris of Sicca Veneria

as well)

Sicca Veneria (Z) ? early C4

(soon after

312)

? C15881=p.2707=05505= Bardo 366 (Krause 15)

76 226 212 437

C161 anon. (=above?) Sicca Veneria (Z) v.c. c[ur.reip. (of Sicca Veneria)]

" ? C1651=15883 (Krause 16) 77 227 212

C168 (=IC32)

M.Ceionius Iulianus (signo)Kamenius Bulla Regia (2) (cf.AE(1939)151: cons.Camp.) consularis familiae vir,procons.(Africae) vice sacra cognoscens,c.v.

Bulla Regia (2) 326- 31

See (B167) C25525=AE(1906)146 (=Krause 2)

105 - 189- 90

207

C168a " ( tc.v.) • proconsul (Africae) Madauros (N.P.) " II II ILAlgI 2162=4011=p.395= AE(1922)16 (Krause 8)

110 111 190 207

C174 Fl(avius] Victor Calpurnius Lepcis Magna (T) [v.p.],praeses prov.Tripol.

LepCis Magna (T) 340- 50

? C22672=09408=IR1569= AE(1904)14(=Krause 39)

151 19 -

C178 C(a)ecilius Pontilius Paulinus Madauros(N.P.) ff.(sic)pp.,curator rei p. (of Madauros)

Madauros(N.P.)? 364 ? U41912101 (-Krause 11) 113 - 212 434

noirn

5°1

GROUP (C) PATRONS (B) NUMI DI A

660

CLIENT REFERENCE W. E. H.

(B)NUMIDIA

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS

Thamugadi(N) 227- filius - Thamugadi(N) (praedia privata 30 (C244) are known from Mascula(N)- cf. 06022)

Cirta

11 C243a " (curator civitatis Calenorum

Thamugadi

1 1 11

& curator viae Cassiae et Ciminiae omitted)

11 11 1 1 C243b " (leg.Aug.pr.pr .,c.v.,[c]os. Only posts given)

castellum

Tidditanorum

11 11 C244 P.Iul(ius) Iunianus Tironi1lianus Thamugadi (signo) Leontius c.p.

367 or soon after

11 224 183 264 09510=AE(1913)25=(1914) sub188 & sub284 (=Krause 65)

C266-7 Aelius Iulianus f1.p.,presidalis (he was curator r.p. & iterum reipublicae [curator] of Thamugadi) between these posts - cf. AE(1895)108 & C.2388)

C243 P.Iulius lunianus Martialianus

(=P29) (signo) Leontius c.v.,quaest.provinciae Asiae,trib. plebei(sic),praetor,curator civitatis Calenorum.curator viarum Clodiae Cassiae et Ciminiae,praef-ectus aerari militaris,proconsul provinciae Macedoniae,1egatus leg.III Aug.Severianae Alexand-rianae,cos.

C247 L.Titinius Maximus Clodianus, Cuicul Cuicul (N)? soon filius L.Titini Clodi[ani] after fl.PP.(son of proc.[patrimoni] 247 partes praes.agens prov. Numidiae)

C258 Aurelius MaximianIus] Thamugadi Thamugadi (N) 290- 7 (4f.D2292: ex praef.leg. 3 eiusdem (viz.leg.IIII F.F.) v.(p.] p(raeses)p(rov.)Numidiae)

C7049=p.1848=D1177- ILAlg II 633

211 191 194

C2392=p.951=D1178 210 167 194

ILAlg II 3604=AE(1942-3)7= (1946)sub225=(1952)sub207= (1969-70)692

- 209 194 398-

9

ined.vAttidi III congr. epigr.Roma (1959)236

C8329 213 206 277

H.G.Kolbe,'Statthalter',40 (Krause 58)

See (C243)

661

GROUP (C) PATRONS (C) MAURETANIA

DATE

RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE

c240- filius-(1)Auzia(M.C.),(C286) C20751 50 (2)prov.Mauretania

Caesariensis,(PC6)

W. E H

231 235 214

(C)MAURETANIA

No /TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO

C285 Q.Gargilius Martialis,Q.f.Q. Auzia (MC.) Auzia (M.G.) vet..f1.PP.,curator et dispunctor reip.

C286 Q.Gargilius Martialis.O.f.O.

(=PC6) eques Romanus,militiae petitor See (C285) 232 236 214

257 401-2 414

547 --- C297 M.Annius Sacerdos

eques R. curator et dispunctor

Satafis (M.S.) Satafis (M.S.) mid-end filius-Satafis(M.S.)?, C 3 (IC38)

(ante 305)

(1)C20268 (2)C8396=20240=p.970=

D5728(=Krause 67)

239 241 214 379

G63

GROUP (D) PATRONS (A) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS


No. TYPE

NAME AND RANK

02 1-1Uttiedius Afer,L.f. augur,cos.design.

.......- ...

Karthago (2) (Tibur,Italia)

,JINLLW

Tibur (Italia)

UAIL

43- 33 B.C.

KtLAILLI rAIKUN

?

KGrCILLIILL

C14.3615=1.It.4.1.134 1 2 -

D13A P.Fabius Firmanus, L.f.Q. leg. cos.

Furnos Maius (z) ? (Italia) A.D.

41:12

? L'Africa Romena,Atti del II convegno di studio Sassari, 14-16 dicembre 1984,(1985), 180-2

_ _ _

037 anon. (rank unknown)

Hadrumetum (B) ? 7 C2209=ILA57=AE(1917-18)67= (1900)38

_ _ _

071 anon. (tri]bunus (-,-) leg.XIII Gem.,[..]

Lepcis Magna (T) C2? ? IRT582 137 - -

0191 M.Ael[ius-1 Candidia(nus) c.v.,prol- conlsularis

Sufetula (B) ? end C3- C4

? AE(1954)59=(1957)sub74 (Krause 31)

- 145 545

0197 anon. (two or more persons?) [cl]arissimi Lain)?

Madauros (NP.) ? , C4 ? ILA1g1 2140 _ _ _

65

GROUP (D) PATRONS (B) NUMI DI A

666

(8) NUMIDIA

No./TYPE NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE

D214 anon. [leg.Aug.pr pr.leg.III 61 Aug.?]

Thamugadi 139- C17861

0252 anon. praefectu[s -I?

Cirta IV 98- C7132=19445=ILAIgII 710 260 cf.C7131.1LAIg II 707

66 7

GROUP (D) PATRONS (C) MAURETANIA

DATE OR! GO CLIENT W. E. No. /TYPE REFERENCE NAME AND RANK RELATED PATRONS

(C) MAURETANIA

D270 [-]Valerius Naso,[P,?fj Pub. quaestor,tribun[us p]lebis o legatus Alfidi Sabini procos.Siciliae, praetorius,legatus [M)Lepidi procos.Asiae (cf.C5.3341:111I vir viar.cur.,flam.Aug.primus Veron.creatus)

Rusguniae (M.C.) Verona (Italia) 26 ? C9247 226 231 233

D271 Q.Iulius Secundus,Q.f.Qui. legatus pro praetore((1) of procos.Baeticae? - cf.PIR150, or (2) of legio VII Claudide in Dalmatia? - cf. Harmand 217n 130, or (3) in Numidia? cf. Warmington 45n227)

Tubusuctu (M.S.) (near Cirta (N)?)

?(cf.Tituli V p.429) 55 ? C8837=p.1990=06103 227 232 217 290 307 341

D279 anon. (rank unknown)

Volubilis (M.T.) ? by mid C2?

? IAM488 - - -

D280 P.(Cornelius)Lentulus Sci[pio] (rank unknown,descendant of senatorial homonym?)

Banasa (M.T.) ? (Italia) ante 162

? IA11129=AE(1954)260 - 243 -

0281 L.Labienus[-], L.f.Pol. (rank unknown, probably a senator

" ? (Italia?) " ? IAM128=AE(1954)259 - 245 -

0291

•

anon. (rank unknown)

Portus Magnus (M.G.) ? 100- 268 (C2?)

? C9767 _ _ _

0292 anon. [-]Aug.

MopthH(M.C.) ? C2- C3 ? BACTH(1946-9)659-6004=

AE(1951)sub 47 _

- -

D294 anon. (rank unknown)

Lemellef (M.S.) ? C3 ? AE(1905)106 _ _ -

PATRONI CURIARUM AFRICANARUM

670


No. /Type

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. A.

CB1 M.Manlius Modestus Quietianus, C.f.Quir. II vira[lic.], curator alimentorum, fl.pp.,equo publico, in quing. decur.adlectus a divo Pio

Curia Poblicia, Curubis (Z)

Curubis (Z) c161- 9

? ILA320=D9407=AE(1908)162 = Bardo 373

- 46 247 382

CB2 P.Messius Saturninus trib.leg.secundae Adiutricis, praef.alae c.R.,sexagenar. et centenarius a studiis, f(isci) a(dvocatus) sacri auditori..

trecenarius a declamationib. Latinis, p.v. (cf. Digest II, XIV, 50 - iuris peritus)

curiae universae Pheradi Maius (B)

Pheradi Maius (B)

c198- 209

filius-curiae universae, Pheradi Maius (B)(CB3)

ILT250=AE(1932)34 - 115 264 393

CB3 P.Messius Augustinus Maecianus equestris trib.honorib.functus, c.p.

o ” ” See (CB2) ..

- 116 "

CB4 L.Aemilius Adiutor antistes sacrorum Liberi patris curiae Aug.

cur(ia) Aug(usta), Lepti Minus (B)

Lepti Minus (B)

C2-C3 (post 98-

117)

? C22900=ILT138=03371 =AE(1895)184=(1896)33

- - -

CB5 [-] Catu[l(lus),-f.] Quir. aedil.,q.aer.,pontifex,praef. i.d.,antistes sacrorum

iuventus cur(iae) Ulp(iae), Lepti Minus (B)

o .. ? C22901=ILT138-9=AE(1896)

32 _ _ _

CB6 [- Te]rtulli[anus? -]darius? quaestorius,II viralic.,f1. pp.

cur(ia)Caelestia, municipium Aure- ilium C[ommodianum? -1(Z)

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum? -](Z)

83 ? C829=12348 - - -

CB7 L.Antonius Rogatus (rank unknown)

curiales curiae Antoni(ani?)ae, Kala'a Kebira (B)

Kala'a Kebira (B)

midC2- C3 post

138

? C72=23021 - - -

(B) NUMIDIA

curiales cur(iae) Commod(ian)ae, Thamugadi (N)

Thamugadi (N) 180- 92

? C2405=17825 - 116 - CB8 I- Ilulius Comicianus Martial-

ianus Eucarpius, [-f. P]apiria (rank unknown)

PATRONI PROVINCIARUM AFRICANARUM

672.

(A) AFRICA (including Byzacena & Tripolitana)

No. hype

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

RELATED PATRONS

REFERENCE

W. E. H.

*PB1 anon. v.p.

Tripolitana (Sabratha (1))

Sabratha CO?

340 -50

? IRT55 (=Krause 171) - 948 -

(B) NUMIDIA

Numidia (Cirta (N))

? 343 See A259 C7012=p.1847=D1235= ILALgII 589 (Krause 172)

- 949 -

*PA2 Ceionius Italicus

(=A259- clarissimus atque consularis

59a) vir (Numidiae)

P03 Fl(avius) Honoratianus custos iuris ac egum (cf. PLRE Nonoratianus 3 - advocate at Numidian bar, rather than consularis provinciae Numidiae),v.c.

Numidia (Roma (Italia))

? C4 ? C6.1722 - - -

(C) MAURETANIA

Mauretania Caesar- iensis (Tipasa,M.C.)

Tipasa (M.C.)? c117- 193

? AE(1958)134 - - - PB4 [C.? Iulius] Valens,(C.] filius O. flaminalis vir, sacerdos Urbis Romae

PD5 C.Iulius Galerius Asper curat.aedium sacrar.,quaestor provinc.Africae,trib.pleb., praetor peregr.,curator viae Appiae,cos.designatus,sodalis Augustalis

Mauretania Tingitana (ager Tusculanus (Italia))

Antiochia (Pisidia)

& Attaleia (Pamphylia)

211 ? C14.2509=D1156 - 941 413

PD5a anon. (probably=above) orator praestantissimus, defensor clientelium fidelissimus

Mauretaniae duae (viz.Caesariensis & Tingitana)(ager Tusculanus (Italia))

.. .. ? C14.2516 - 942 362 413

PC6 Q.Gargilius Martialis,Q.f.Quir. (=B286) eq.R., [pr]aef.coh.I Astyrum pr.

Britta[n]iae,trib.co.Hisp.Maur. Cae.,[a] mil.,praep.coh.sing. et vex.[e]qq.Mauror.in territorio [A]uziensi praetendentium

Mauretania Caesariensis (Auzia (MC.))

Auzia (M.C.) 260 See B285 C9047=20736=D2727 - 944 214

PD7 Amonius (rank unknown)

Mauretania Caesariensis (Caesarea (M.C.))

? c161- 217

? C9362=20943 - - 414 542

No. /Tvoe

NAME AND RANK

LIENT

PB8 [-flius (or [-]lus?) Albinus (father (or grandfather?) of c.p.)

Mauretania Caesariensis (Caesarea(M.C.))

Caesarea (M.C.)?

C3 (A) filius-Caesarea(M.C.),

(IB166) .

(B) " (IB167)

D6871=AE(1902)15 & - sub 256

- 414

*PB9 anon.

(=B295) a commentariis praefectorum

(=P167) praetorio ee.vv.,sacerdos et pontifex Laurentium Lavinatium

II II II

See (B295) C9368=20944=p.974= - A.Dobo.,Inscr.,ed 4(1976) n705

- 413

PC10 C.Iulius Honoratus princeps patriae suae,disp.rei. p.Q(uizensium) et curator

Mauretania Caesariensis (Quiza (M.C.))

Quiza (M.C.) end C3 -C4

? C9699=p.2032 _ (=Krause 173) 414

_ 214

n10 542

(D) UNKNOWN AFRICAN PROVINCE

? (Africa) Mediolanum (Italia)?

377? ? Claudian,de cons.F1.Mallii - Theodori v.c.panegyris,24ff. (=Krause 170)

- - PAll Fl.Mallius Theodorus governor of an African province

; RELATED PATRONS LI

PATRONI INCERTI PROVINCIARUM AFRICANARUM

-75

NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE RELATED PATRONS REFERENCE W. E. No. /Type

IPC1 anon. Africa

Sicca Veneria C4? C1587S Proconsularis? (z)? (=Krause 169)

6-76

PATRONI INCERTI (1) GROUP (A)

(A)AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

RIG

REASON FOR INCLUSION

REFERENCE

IA1 L.Passienus Rufus (cf. PIR, P111: cos.,procos.Africae)

Thugga (Z) ?(Italia) AD 3-6? (or 1 BC- AD 1?)

A statue was erected by the Thuggenses to his son, Passienus Rufus,tribunus mil.legionis XII Fulminatao 'pro [ami]citia quae eis [cum]patre.' His patronate has been accepted by Warmington, 40n.2 and C. Poinssot,' M. Licinius Rufus, patronus pagi et civitatis l, BCTH n.s.V,1969, 230-1n.1, but rejected by Engesser, 61-2 and P. Romanelli, 'Stone delle province romane dell'Africat Roma, 1959,224, for whom the text is 'non un vero rapporto di patronato infine, ma una relazione di amicizia con un proconsule e la sua famiglia'. While the terms amicitia and patronicium need not be mutually exclusive, the fact that none of Thugga's 28 recorded patrons include any admini-strators, makes it improbable that Passienus was co-opted.

C 26580=1LT1422 =D 8966=AE(1902) 252(=Warmington n.2)

IA2 C.Rubellius Blandus, C.f. (=All) q.divi Aug.,tr.pl .,cos.,

procos. (Africae),pont.

Mactaris (B) Tibur(Italia) 35-6 If Picard is correct about his son's patronage of Mactaris (see below) it was probably inherited 'ab origine from Blandus, since his son is not known to have held office in Africa. The family owned estates in Africa, the saltus Blandianus, though none are known near Mactaris.

See IA3

IA3 (Serg.Rubellius),P1(au)t(us) (son of procos.Africae above)

0

•

0 49-54 A neo-Punic text refers to the construction of a temple to Hoter Mescar,and the erection of a gold statue to a certain PLT,who is the MRN of the mizrah.G.Ch.Picard,'Rubellius Plautus, patron de Mactar'.,Cah.de Tun.,1963,69-74, construes MRN, or master, in the sense of patron,and identifies PLT with Rubellius Plautus. While granting this ingenious explanation, Picard, in identifying the mizrah with the ordo of Mactaris, overlooks the comments of P-A. Fevrier,'La grande inscription dedicatoire de Mactar',Semitica VI,1956,16, for whom the mizrah were not the local curia, but 'une collectivite ayant une activite religieuse'.

BACTH, 1961,56-7 =Cah.de Tun.,1963, 69=Semitica VI, 1956,15-31= AE(1964)sub 42

=BACTH n.s.18B(1988 p.24 (see addendum, sub IA27)

IA..4 [-] Volumnius Memor Felix [legatus] pro prfaetore (procos.Africae)]

_

Lepcis Magna(T) ?(nonAfrican) 72 , .

In a joint dedication of a temple with the proconsul and patron of Lepcis, Q.Manlius Ancharius Tarquitius Saturninus (A26),a lacuna after Volumnius' post may have mentioned his patronate.

IRT,300=C 22671c =AE(1934)171

1A5 Q.Iulius Cordinus C.Rutilius Gallicus,C.f.Stel. (cf. D.9499 & AE(1979)648: trib. mil.legionis XIII Geminae,q., aedilis curulis,legatus divi Claudi leg.XV Apollinaris,pr., legatus provinciae Galatiae, sodalis augustalis, consul designatus,legatus (procos.prov. Asiae),Ieg.Aug.pro.pr .(ad censos accipiendos in Africa),cos., Pont)

Lepti Minus(Z) (Augusta Taurin- orum,Italia)

. -

Augusta Taurin- orum (Italia)

c73-4 The Leptitani erected a statue to his wife, Minicia Paetina, L.f. at Augusta Taurinorum. The Leptitani may have benefitted territori-ally in connection with the legate's re-organization of the boundaries of Africa vetus and Africa novus (cf. AE(1936)28, ILT623,ILA496 & 497,C25967 & 23084. In Tripolitana cf. also AE(1979)648 & 649). Although Rutilius is known to have demarcated the territories of Lepcis Magna and Oea (AE(1979)648 & 649), the dental form Lepti-tani occurs only once in the epigraphy of Lepcis Magna, and this in a 4th century text (ILT474 cf.p.73). The Leptitani,of our text are therefore probably from Lepti Minus.. The text is complete.

C5.6990=01008

No NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

IA 6 (=A27)

C.Paccius Africanus, C.f. pont,gos.,procos.Africae

Sabratha (T) Teanum Sidic- mum (Italia)

77-8

---.. .- . ------....“

His patronate of Sabratha has, by analogy with that of Lepcis Magna (also mentioned on an arch, A.27a), been assumed to have been recorded in the lacuna in line 4 after cos.

IALFLRLII6C

AE(1961)143=(1968)551 =(1971)485=Epigraphica 28(1966)135-9

IA 7 (=A28)

Cn. Domitius Ponti[c]us pr.,leg.pro pr.(procos. Africae)

. ?(nonAfrican) . If the dedication on the arch of Sabratha is identical to that from Lepcis Magna, the lacuna will contain the same phrase per Cn.Domitium Ponticum pr.,leg.pro pr.,patronum municipi dedic.'

.

IA 8

•

[L.Annius Bassus?) [curator o]perum publ[icorum], leg.Augustorum pro pr. [provinc. M)oesiae item Dalmatiae,[P rocos.] Africae, [cons]ul, VII v(i)r ep(ul)on(um), fet.,sodal.Augustal.

Karthago (2) .

81- c90

The anonymous recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. He has been variously identified as Q.Pomponius Rufus, procos.109-10-AE(1961)3, Sex.Vettulenus Cerialis,procos.early Domitian? - E. Birley,'Rezension zu Thomasson,Die Statthalter der rOmischen Provinzen NordafrikasWRS,52(1962) 223, C. Cilnius Proculus, procos. c103-4? AE(1968)554 and L. Annius Bassus, procos,81-c90- B.W. Jones,'The Aignotus' of AE(1955)23',La parola del passato,36 (1981)382-4.

AE(1955)123=(1959)204a =(l961)63=(l968)554= (1984)927=8.W.Jones, 'The 'ignotus of AE (1955)23', La parola del passato,36(1981) 382-4

IA 9 [-C]aesidiusH [q.divi Vesp]asiani,[trlib. leg.[-],[pro]cos.[Africae?]

. . 81- 96

The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?) he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

C12539=ILT893

IA10 [Cn.Domitius Afer Titius Marcellus Curvius Lucanus,Sex.f.Volt.?) [trib.mil.leg.V. A]laudae,IIII vir viar.[cur.-,praef.auxiliorum omnium adversus Germ]anos donis donato[ab imp.Vespasiano Aug.et T.Aug.f. - hastis puri]s duabus vexillis duoh.[- adlectus] inter patriciosH(cf. C11.5210 for rest of cursus - praetorius legatus provinciae Afr[i]c[ae)imp. Caesar.Aug.jegatus eiusdem provinciae Tul[li]fratris sui, cos.,procos.provinciae Africae, septemvir epulonum): brother of IA11.(q.vj

Lepcis Magna (T) Fulgina(Italia) 84-5 The anonymous recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

IRT527

IA 11 [Cn.Domitius Afer Titius Marcellus Curvius Tullus,Sex.f.Volt?] [-],praefec.[auxiliorum omnium adversus Germa]nos qui cum esset candidat. [Caesar.,pr.des.missus est ab imp.Vespasian]o Aug.leg. pro pr.exercit.qui est [in Africa - donato ab im]p. Vespasiano Aug. et T.Aug.f.[coronis murali,vallari aureis hastis puns III vexillis III],[procos.provin]ciae Africae, [VII]vir epul.,fetialis:brother of IA10.(q.v.)

. . 85-6 .

(See a similar text above, to his brother) IRT528

67

No NAME AND RANK

SON F

IA 12 (=A207)

[L.Minicius Natalis,L.f.Gal.?] [IIII vir viarum curandarum,q. prov.[-] ,trib.pl .,pr.,leg.pr.pr . provinc.Africae,leg.divi Traiani Parthici leg.VII Cl.p.f.donils donatus ex[peditione Dacica prima ab eodem imperatore corona vallari murali aurea h]astis puns III [vexillis III,leg.divi Traiani Parthici leg.III Augustae, cos.], sodalis Augustallis,curator alvei Tiberis et riparum et cloacarum urbis,lelgatus Aug.pr.pr .[divi Traiani Parthici et imperatoris Hadriani Augusti prov.] Pannoniae superi[oriS.P rocos.provinciae

Africae].

Meninx (1) Barcino (Hispania TarracOnenSiS)

- -

121-2? The identification of Minicius with the anonymous recipient (the text is acephalous) is virtually certain (cf. Bardo 19). The dedication (erected by the ordo?) may have described the honorand as patron. For Minicius patronate of Cirta whilst Numidian legate, see A207.

-...........

C22785=ILT65= Bardo 19

IA 13 L.Stertinius Noricus,[L.fil.]Hor. [trib.mil . 1]eg.VIIII Hispa[nae - leg. alt censos [accipiendos pro]vinciae[- di]vi [T]raiani [- cos., - pro]cos. [Africae].

Calama (N.P.) Attidium, (Italia)? or Africa?

126-7 or

127-8

The recipient of a statue erected by the '[municipium Kalalm[ensium?]'or by a private client to their '[p]atronus'.

ILAlq I 282=C5355= 17493 (=Warmington n.27)

IA 14 (=A43)

C.Bruttius Praesens L. Fulvius Rusticus,L.f.Pom. procos.(Africae)

Capsa (B) Volcei(Italia) c134-5 A statue was erected 1.d.d.d. to his wife, Laberia Marcia Hostilia Crispina Moecia Cornelia. The text is complete.

C 110=1LT292

IA 14a [C.Bruttius Praesens L. Fulvius Rusticus,L.f.Pom.] cos.,pro[cos.prov.Af[ric.]etc. (text gives full cursus - cf.A43, virtually identical).

Lepcis Magna (T) 0 . The anonymous recipient of a statue erected by the Lepcitani, he may have been described

• as patron in a lacuna.

IRT545

IA 15 L.Vitrasius Flamininus,L.f.Pob. (cf. C10.3870: leg.[Nr. pr. Italiae transpadanae et provinciae Moesiae superioris et exercitus provinciae Dalmatiae, curator alvei Tiberis riparum cloacarum urbis, cos.,procos. provinciae Africae)

Thabraca (2) Cales (Italia)

Cales (Italia) 137-8 Betutia Sertoriana, wife of L. Vitrasius Ennius Aequus, the son of Flamininus, received a statue from the Thabraceni. Aequus presumably accompanied his father in the capacity of legate (cf. Tituli V,77) The text is complete.

Eph.Ep.8 p.136 n532

IA 16 L.Vitrasius Ennius Aequus (son and legate of procos. Africae above, cf. Titulis V,77)

. . . See comments above. .

IA 17 anon. [- cand]idatus imp.Caes.M. Aureli Antonini Aug.[- Part]hic. max.8erm.5a[rm.-],[procos.? pr]ovinc.Af[ricae]

Lepcis Magna (T) ? 175-80 The anonymous recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?),he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

IRT555

680

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IA17A anon. fpraef.coh-Jm,trib.leg.V Macedonicae,praepositus vexil- lationi [- praefectus gentli N[i]citusum castello[-donatus] hasta purat-]

Thugga (Z)? or gens Nicit- usum (2)?

gens Nicitusum near Thugga?

Cl-C2 The anonymous recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

C 26585=ILT1426= Epigraphische Studien In 124

IA18 anon. [adlectus inter quaestorios a div]o Com[modo, aedilis C[erea- lis, pr[aetor per]egrinus, adl- [ectus ab imp]p. Caess. L. Septi[mi]o [Sev]ero Pio Pertinaci eft M. Au[relio [A]nton[nino Augg. ad duram civi[tatis -Jorum

Hr. Oudeka (2) =civi[tas-jorum?

? 198-209 . C 15496

1A19 C.Octavius Appius Suetrius Sabinus [c.v.,ordin]arius cos.,[pontif., a]ugur, [procos.pr]ov. Afric.

? (possibly an African town) Roma (Italia)

Histonium (Italia)

228-35 The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo of a town (possibly African), or by a private client, to their 'patronus'. For other examples of texts from Italy commemorating patrons of African communities, see A,8, 9-9c,50,67,164-164e,D2,76.

The anonymous recipient of a statue erected by the 'or[do Thusdri]tano[runW,he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the head of the text.

C6.1476=31664

ILA44=AE(1914)207 =Bardo 80

IA20 anon. 1-,cu]rator re[ip.Thusdrit] -ano[rulm Tha[e]nit[a]no[ru]m, Bara[ri]tano[ru]m , et[-]norum, quaest.,[curator] civit[at]is Aufiden[atium], [curator reip-] olitan[orum],[pr]aetor has[ta]rius

Thysdrus (B) ? (possibly Thysdrus)

beg.mid. C3

IA21 anon. c.v.,post correcturas et consul- arem dignitatem, Acaiae Asiae iterum et Africae III procos. sacro iudicio Constantini maximi victoris ac triunfatoris semper Au[g.] et beatissimorum Caesfarum]

Bulla Regia (2) ? 324-37 The anonymous recipient of a statue (no doubt erected by the ordo),he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Laudation; 'Neximiae potestatis et moderationis et bonitatis ac praedicabili'. (cf. C.Lepelley, 'Les cites',II, 89 -'Le titre de patron de la colonie figurait certainement,avex le nom du personnage,dans les dernieres lignes disparues de l'inscription'.)

ILA456=AE(1917-8) 99

IA 22 M.Aurelius Consius Quartus Iunior v.c. corrector Flaminiae Piceni,corrector Venetiae Istriae, consular Belgice Prime, vicarius (Hi)spaniarum, proconsul p.Af. v.s.iugicanti

Hippo Regius(N.P.) Campania (Italia)?

330-55 The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo [splend.col.Hipp.Reg.?],he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Laudation; 'Omnium inlustrium gloriorum viro, admini-stationibus egregrio, virtute mirifico, integritate precipuo'.

AE(1955)150=(l957) 46=(l962)278

IA 23 L.Crepereius Madalianus v.c.,comes ordinis secun[di] corrector Flaminiae et [Pi]c[e] -ni,consula[r]is Ponti et Bithyniae,praef.ann.urb.cum lure gladii,vicarius Italiae, comes ordinis primi, procos.p. A. et vice sacra iudicanti

Calama (N.P.) ? 342-50 The recipient of a statue (no doubt erected by the ordo), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna (cf. C.Lepelley, 'Les cites', II 97n23 -IA fin du texte lui donnait tres certainement le titre de patron'). Laudation; 'Mirae iustitiae atq. eximiae moderationis'.

C 5438=17490=ILA1g I 271=D1228

_

681

No. •

NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

IA 24 [Fl]avius Atilius Theodotus v.c. praefectus aerari populi r.,legatus provinciae Numidiae

Thubursicu Numidarum(N.P.)

?

_

361-2

_ _ _ _ .... ..........-

The recipient of a statue erected by ILAlgI 1286 the ordo, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the head of the text. Laudation;'[-]amoris[-ob i]nsti-tutionem fori novi'. (cf. Lepelley,'Les cites',II, 212-3n10. 'Ii nidtait pas d'usage d'elever une statue au gouverneur qui avait decide par son instantia des . travaux ddilitaires et avait procede a la dedicace. Le role du ldgat Theodotus avait , donc 6te exceptionnel, non par des generosites evergetiques qui eussent ete mentionnes id, mais probablement par l'octroi de ressources publiques (ainsi, la ristourne 8 la cite de revenus de ses anciens domaines pris par le fisc impdrial)%

IA 25 Htius v.p ; ,[-] (cf. C.Lepelley,'Les cites',II, p.377,'vraisemblable mentungouverneur provincial')

Sabratha (T) ? C4 The recipient of a statue erected by the IRT104 'fordo et popuflus colo[niae Sabrathensis] , he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Laudation: I- integ]ritatis religioneNNTIF[-]seHuNob[-].

The recipient of a statue erected by the IRT519 'Lepcitani', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna of c15 letters before 'Lepcitani'. Laudation: 'Omnium virtutum praedicabili viro et supra documenta bonita-tis insigni adque magnifico...cb multiformem iudiciorum eius in se moderationem'. Cf. C. Lepelley,'Les cites',p.346n60, 'Le patronat etait probablement mentionne dans la partie manquante du texte'.

IA 26 Caecilius Severus (signo) Elpidius v.c.,a.v.praeff.praetorio

Lepcis Magna (T) ? post 337

'IA27 anon. [quaes]tor,trib.[pl.,-, procos.prov. Baetilcae?, [procos.prov.?] Africa[el '

Karthago (Z) ? ? The recipient of a statue (erected by the C 12541 ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Some post in Africa is demanded by the fragment [-]Africa[e -] . either legate, or, more probably, proconsul. He appears neither in 'Die Statthalter der Ramischen Provinzen Nordafrikas von Augustus bis Diocletianus', Lund (1960), nor 'Praesides provinciarum Africae pro-consularis Numidiae Mauretaniarum qui fuerint ab Augusti aetatis usque ad Diocletianum', Opuscula Romana VII (1969) 163-211 by B.E. Thomasson.

ADDENDUM

IA3: For PicIrd's recent conversion to the view of Fevrier, see now 'Le Temple de Hoter Miskar a Mactar',BACTH n.s. 188(1988),p.24.

6.32.

(B) NUMID1A

No. NAME AND RANK CLIENT ! ORIGO DAT REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

IA 28 Q.Planius Sardus L. Varius (=A211) Ambibulus,L.f.Fal.

Thamugadi Capua (Italia) 131-3 (1)Afragmentary dedication by Varius, (1)C 2359=17845a= detached from 2 other fragments AE(1954)148=MEFR65

[leg.Aug.pr.pr .] (C17845b & c) by H. Doisy('Inscriptions (1953)114-5 Latines de Timgad', MEFR65(1953)114-5) has been expanded by her to read, '[...LIVariu[s Ambibulus leg.Aug.pr.pr ., patronus coloniae dedicavitr. The read-ing is plausible,but cannot be confirmed.

(2) A fragmentary statue to Varius' daughter, Prastinia Pacata, C.filia, (2) C 17898 from the Timgad market, may have been erected by the ordo. Varius may have been described as father and patron in the lacuna. A statue to Varius, probably as patron, is likely to have accompanied that erected to his daughter.

IA29 T.Marcius [Avitus?j,T.f.Pol. [leg.Aug.pr.pr .?)

Lambaesis ? 153-6? E. Birley (J.R.S.,52(1962)225) observed JRS,52(1962)225 that the statue base reading'T.Marcio T.f.Pol.[-] ','reminded one of the texts honouring other legates and offers Marcius Avitus, praetor under Pius, as candidate (cf. G.Alfoldy, 'Konsulat und Senatorenstand unter den Antoninen',Bonn (1977) p.250; 'Jedoch ist es nicht erwiesen . ). If a legate ,the lacuna may have described Marcius as patron. B.E. Thomasson, 'Praesides l ,p.183, observes that the text's find spot, 1 km.north of the praetorium, indicates probable origin from a necropolis. If so, we are probably dealing with a soldier's tomb (cf. PIR, M 2171

1A30 D.Fonteius Frontinianus (=A226 L.Stertinius Rufinus D.f.

Cirta IV ? 160-1 A text found at Damremont near Rusicade ILAlg 11393=

-226b) leg.Augustorum pr.pr., (one of the 4 Cirtan colonies) reads AE(1961)sub 243 1 [Ru]sicaden[si D. Fonteiu]s Frontini-

(=P26- 7)

[anus leg.Augustorulm pr.pr . p[er? -] perfici[end- curavitj'. For 1 p[er 4 one might substitute 'p[at.IIII col.-]..'

. IA 30a(") Lambaesis . 162 Fonteius' wife, Numisia Celerina P.f., is C 2740

honoured with a statue by the ordo. The text is complete. The statue was probably accompanied by one to Fonteius, perhaps describing him as patron. Numisia was honoured also at Diana Veteranorum (AE(1933)69)and Verecunda (C 4232), in both cases being described as 'coniugi D. Fontei Frontiniani etc. patroni (or patroni municipii)'. The omission of Fonteius' patronate in the dedication to

contd.

683

No. NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE REASON FOR IN

(contd) Numisia at Lambaesis does not imply non co-optation (cf. 2 statues from Vere- cunda erected by the ordo to the children of the legate M. Aemilius Macer Saturninus (C 4228-9), whose patronate of Verecunda is not mentioned, although known for the first year of his command from another text, on which he dedicates an arch (C 4209=18497 cf. A230).

-- --

IA 31 C.Maesius Picatianus,C.f. (=A227 leg.August.pr.pr .,cos.des. -227a)

Lambaesis Brixia(Italia)? 164-5 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

AE(1964)195

IA 32 M.Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus (=A228) [legatus Augustorum pro

praetore?] or [leg.Augg.pr.pr . ?]

Verecunda Risinium (Dalmatia)

167 The name and titles of Lucceius have suffer- ed damnatio memoriae on numerous texts, including this dedication by him (as proved by the date) to the emperors Marcus and Verus.S.Tourrenc (Ant.Af.2(1968)216-7n3) proposes either (a)'[M.Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus legatus Augustorum pro praetore] . or (b)[M.Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus leg. Augg.pr.pr,patronus municipii] dedicavi[t];

C 4208=18496= AE(1909)sub20= Ant.Af.2(1968) 216-7n3

IA 33 M.Aemilius Macer Saturninus (=A230 leg.[Aug.pr.pr .] -230b) (P8-11, 54-5)

Lambaesis ? 172-4 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client (cf.0 2731 & AE(1917-18)49), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

AE(1967)579

IA34 A.Iulius Pompilius Piso.T. (=A231) Vibliusl Laevillus[-]atus

Berenicianus,A.f.Corn. IX vi1r stlitib.iud.,trib.mIi11. latic.leg.XII Fun.litem XV Apoll.,quaes[t.u16.,alle[ctus1 inter tr[i]bunicios, praetor candida[tus] Augustor.,leg.leg. XII[I Gem.item]IIII Fl.,p[r]ae- [positus le]gionib[us I Ital. etIIIII Fl.cum [omnibus] copiis auxiliorum dato lure gladdi,leg.pr . pr.Augustor.leg.III Aug. ,cos. desig .

.. Amiternum (Italia) or Ephesus(Asia)?

177-8 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client),he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

C 2745=p.1739= AE(1980)952= (1982)957

IA 35 M.Valerius Maximianus,M.Valer. (=A233- Maximiani f. 233a) (leg.Aug.pr.pr .), consul.

(=P6-7. 43-4)

Verecunda Poetovio — (Pannonia superior)

183-4 His wife, Ulpia Aristonica, M.f., is honoured with a statue by the ordo. See comments above at IA30a. The text is complete.

C4234=p.1769

684

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

REASON FOR INCLUSION IA 36 T. Caunius Priscus

(leg.Aug.pr.pr .),cos.des. Lambaesis ? 186 The text reads, 't-P]risci,cos.des.[-r. Accord -

ing to the editor, J.Marcillet-Jautort 'Il s'agit sans doute de T. Caunius Priscus, legat en 186, et dune didicace i un membre de sa famille' (AE(1967)576 adn.). A dedication to his wife, [-]minia [Veda by Caunius"[speclulatores et [bene]ficiari(i) is known (AE(1967)577). The text in question may have been erected to his wife or another family member by either clients or the ordo. If the latter, Priscus may have been described as patron in the lacuna and/or honoured with a statue himself, describing him as patron. See comments above at IA30a.

AE(1967)576

IA37 (. 1)23 )

Q.Cornelius Valens Cu[-ius] Honestianus Iunianus [quaest.prov. A]chaiae,tr.pl., [praet.,-,culrat.via[e Sal., iurid.per Ap]uliam,[Cal.,Luc., Br.],[leg.leg.I A]diutr.,[leg. Augg.pr.pr.leg.I]II Aug. et [prov.Numidiae?], (sodalis A]ugustalis [Claudialis.]

.. ? 210-11 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client (cf. AE(1969-70)706), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The text also appears to honour his wife and/or daughter. The end of the text reads [leg.Auggg.pr.pr.leg.I]II Aug. et Heliae [-].'. The editor, J. Marcillet-Jaubert (AE(1969- 70)707 adn.) reads 'et [prov.Numidiae et -]eliae [-P. One might equally propose 'et [prov. Num., pat.col.et -]eliae [- coniugis (vel filiae) eius d.d.p.p.?] ',or 'et [- coniugis eius et Corn]eliae [-filiae eius, d.d.p.p.?].'

AE(1969-70)707. C 18269

1A38 ( = p49)

M. Ulpius Maximus lego [Aug.prdpr.,c.v.

0 ? 221-4 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?) he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. On the other hand the formula of the laudation, '[praesi]di b[enig- nissimo]' is identical to that erected at Lambaesis by 2 centurions to the same legate (C 2573=18128). Laudations to Numidian legates appear infrequently on dedications erected by the ordo (only 4 are known: (1) ILA1gII6518,(2)BACTH (1911)110n1, (3) ILAlgII 3604, (4) D 9488), none of which employtheexpression 'praesidi benignissimo' (cf. however the description by the community castellum Tidditanorum of their legate and patron (C243b) - 'amplissimi prae[s]idis et patroni nostri'). The expression 'praesidi benignissimo' applied to Numidian legates by private clients occurs in 3 other instances (AE(1917-18)71, C 2742, C 2754) and similar formulae in another 11 dedications. That our text was also erected by a client rather than the ordo,would seem an inescapable premise. Texts of this type only rarely mention the official's municipal patronate.

C 18274

IA39 (=A242) (=p28 )

L.lulius Apronius Maenius Pius Salamallianus trib.latic.leg.X Gem.,adlectus Inter qq.,praepositus actis

(contd)

0 Syria (or Arabia)

225-6 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or client (cf. AE(1917-18)51),he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. Note that Salamallianus' cursus is

(contd)

C18270=D1196

685

No. NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

IA39 senat.,aed.curolis,praetor,leg. (contd) Aug. vice quin[q]ue fascium

prov.Belgi[cae, le]g.leg.I Adiutric.,leg.Au[g.]pr.pr . provinc.Ga[la]tiae item lleg. Aug.] pr.pr .,c.v.

given in similar detail by a client (M.Aurelius Crescen[s] pp.leg.eiusd.) who dedicated a -statue to him at Lambaesis.

Syria (or Arabia)

226 IA 39a (=A242) " (legatus Augusti pro praetore, Sigus

clarissimus vir, consul designatus, patronus coloniarum only posts given)

Salamallianus was recipient of a statue erected by 'res publica Siguitanorum', 'ob insignem erga cives benivolentiam et iustitia eius'. He is described as 'patronus coloniarum', ie of the Cirtan confederacy, Cirta, Miley, Chullu & Rusicade. Sigus, which formed part of the vast territory attributed to Cirta, may have entered into Salamallianus clientele by virtue of this attribution. The legate Q. Anicius Faustus is likewise described as 'pat-ronfus cloloniarum' in a dedication to Septimius and Caracalla by the 'res pub. Arsacalitan(orum)' (also in the territory of Cirta), at which he officiated (C 6048=A 238). Another community, near Cirta, and attributed to it, castellum Tidditanorum.erected a statue base on which a third legate, P.Iulius Iunianus Martialianus (signo) Leontius, is described as 'patronus noster' (ILAlgII 3604=C243b). Martial-ianus is the only legate of Numidia specifically said to have been patron of any of the small satellite castella and civitates in the terri-tory of Cirta, despite the existence of several thousand texts from the region. The patronate may have owed to Martialianus' personal interests in the area. A municeps of Thamugadi (C 2392) c100 Km. to the south, Martialianus is known to have possessed extensive 'praedia privata' near Mascula (c60 Km.east of his patria - D6022) and may conceivably havehad other holdings or connections near castellum Tidditanorum. Alternatively, the patronate may have been conferred for Martialianus' concession to the castellum of the right to estab-lish nundinae (ILAlgII 6518). If a landowner here, of course, this concession will not have been disinterested. The expression 'patronus foster, not attested for any other Numidian legate (but cf. Q.Anicius Faustus '[pa]tronus colopiarium Nostrairum', ILAIgII566)might

indicate ties of a personal sort. One might therefore conceive a situation,where any of the Cirtan satellite communities might co-opt a local citizen or neighbouring landholder (as perhaps for Martialianus - other examples occur at (again) castellum Tidditanorum (8213a), Caldis (8213) Sigus (B252A) and Thibilis (8.236 & B240)), but for the sake of administra-tive convenience, were placed under the umbrella of the IIII coloniae, as each successive legate (including Martialianus (C243)), assumed the role of patron.. Cf. C 6357=D 6868,however, where the establishment of nundinae by another legate at Mastar,did not result in that legate's patronate.

C19131=ILAlgIl 6518

686


IA40 Cn. Petronius Probatus Iunior Iustus [II)II vir vi[arum cura]ndarum, cu[rat. r]eip.Ardea[tin.], quaesto[r prov.]Africae, t[rib. pl.], [pr.fideicomissalrius,leg. prov.Achaiae,procos.prov.Cretae, [le]g.leg.du[arum KIWI Gemin, [et VIII Aug.Sever.Alexandrian.), leg.Aug.pr.pr . praeses[provin) ciae Num[idiae], c.v.

Lambaesis Nola (Italia) 232-5 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

AE(1967)579

IA 40a " (lefg.)Aug.pr.pr .,c.v. only posts given)

Cuicul . " The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The laudation, 'praesidi exempli [rarissimirpis however far more suited to dedications by clients (see IA38 above).

C 8327

IA 40b " (posts presumably fell in the lacuna after his name)

Verecunda . . His grandchildren are described as patrons by the unknown author of this dedication. As children and descendants of non-local admini-strators appear to have been universally ex-cluded from co-optation by African communities, the dedicand is almost certainly a client.

C 4233=p.1769 (=Harmand p.241)

IA41 Publilius Iustus,nepos Petroni Ius[ti] , c.p.

. . See comments above C 4233=p.1769 (=Harmand p.241) (=Engesser,n.219)

IA42 Publilia Caeciliana,nepos Petroni Ius[ti] c.p.

II II II II C 4233=p.1769 (=Harmand,p.241) (=Engesser,n.220)

IA43 Publilia Numi s[iana],nepos Petroni Ius[ti] , c.p.

. . . . C 4233=p.1769 (=Harmand,p.241) (=Engesser,n.221)

IA 44 anon. [leg.Aug.]pr.pr.,cos. d[esig.]

Lambaesis ? mid C2-C3? (ante 268)

The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo (or perhaps a client) which refers to recent military successes - in eius regiotnib.]rebus adve[rsus] barbaros p[ros]pere gest[is -] ' he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The text does not ap-pear in B.E. Thomasson (op.cit.).

C 18275

IA 45 L.Ovinius Pudens Capella leg.Aug.pr.pr .,cos.des., c.v.

. ? mid C2-C3

(161-268) The recipient of a statue (text unpublished) erected by the ordo or a client, the text may have mentioned his patronate.

ined.(=Attidi III Cong.epigr.Roma (1959) p.236)

6&7

688

No. DATE ORIGO CLIENT NAME AND RANK REASON FOR INCLUSION

IA46 anon. leg.[Aug.pr.pr .?]

Cirta ? mid (2-C3? (ante 268)

The text reads 1-]legl-)optimo]d[-].. As a provisional reading, I suggest '[-] leg4Aug.pr.pr .,patrono]optimo[d.)d. [p.p.] ',or something similar. The text does not appear in B.E. Thomasson (op.cit.).

C 7073=ILAlg II 660

IA 47 [Flavius] Ael(ius) Victo[rinus] Lambaesis ? 261-303 (1) His wife, Minucila-]tivilla[-], was (1)C 3297=p.1741= (=A257A) (signo) Probatius

[v.p.,p.p.N.] honoured with a statue by the ordo. There is insufficient space in the lacuna after her husband's name, for him to have been des-cribed as patron. See comments above,IA30a.

ZPE72(1988)106-8

(2) His son, [Flavius Alelius Minucius Victorinianus was honoured with a statue by the ordo or a client. See comments above, IA30a.

(2)BACTH 178(1984) p.359=Attidi III Congr.epigr.Roma

(1959)p.237

(C) MAURETANIA

_

IA48 M.Sulpicius Felix,M.f.trib. Sala (M.T.) Roma (Italia) 144 The celebrated statue base from Sala,dedicated IAM307=AE(1931)36 (=P157) Quir.

praef.coh.I Germanor.,trib. mil.leg.XVI Fl.f.f.,trib.mil . coh.III UlpYetraeor.,electus et retentus ad cens.excipiend. in portem provinc.Arm.item Capp.,praef.eq.al .II Syr.c.R., duumvir

to the prefect Sulpicius,is inscribed on 3 faces. On the front, the text reads - N. Sulpicio, M.f.,Felici, domo Roma,trib.Quir.,lib. et patr., praef.coh.I Germanor.,...amici ob adfect.munic.Sal.et innocentiam dd.decretumq. ordinis subiecerunt'. The left side of the base lists the 38 names of the amici,only one of whom, a q(uaestor), bears any indication of rank or office. The right side of the base appends a prolix decree of the ordo. The decree, taken as Sulpicius is about to depart (his successor being already nominated),was proposed by a Q.Cor(nelius) Capella, not one of the 38 amici. Both the II viri named on the decree, and the two legati who took the decree to the praeses, Uttedius Honoratus, are,however,among the named amid, whom we can assume to be im-portant burghers, and a persuasive faction in

& 38 & sub 83=(1966) 607=(1983)998 (=Harmand,p.218,308, 402-5)

Sala's senate. The decree commences with a long preamble, praising the prefect's conduct and actions whilst in office, recalls the gov-ernors earlier approval of a decree conferring on Sulpicius the (honorary) rank of duumvir at Sala, and requests the governer's acceptance of 2 further extraordinary (non volgata') honours proposed for Sulpicius. Approval is firstly asked for the erection by the res publica of a statue to Sulpicius, and then for the sending of a delegation to the emperor, to extol Sulpicius' conduct. Possibly,neither request met success - the opinion of S.Gsell and M. Carcopino ('Le base de M. Sulpicius Felix et le decret des decurions de Sala', MEFR 48(1931) p.21), followed by M.Euzennat

(contd)

No. NAME AND RANK CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

48 (contd) and J. Marion (editors of 'Inscriptions Antiques du Maroc.2,Inscriptions Latines,Paris (1982), n307 adn.). In requesting a statue for Sulpicius, the ordo specifically mention that already erect-ed by his amici, here termed 'onestissumi'. The view of L.Harmand ('Observations sur l'inscription de Sala', Mel.Piganiol (1966), p.1211-20),that there was no second statue erected by the ordo, but that it was only in their intention to erect a statue to Sulpicius, that the amici anticipated the ordo, is clearly confounded by the fact that the final authority for the statue's erection was not the ordo but the amici (cf. IAM 307 adn.). Sulpicius is nowhere described in the decree as patron, only as duumvir. There is more to the mention of the earlier decree conferring this rank on Sulpicius than a desire on the ordo's part for self congratulation (cf.L.Harmand, op. cit., p.1219). The subject was surely primarily introduced, because the decision to make Sulpi-cius II vir had met with the approval of the governor, whose consent was again being sought. In fact, mention of the earlier decree falls immediately between the detailed laudation of Sulpicius, and the two new requests made of the governor. Uttedius is carefully flattered at this point - 'praesidem indulgentissumum et praefectorum suoIllum quos ipse laudabiles faciat laude et laudatione laetissimum (lines 23-4 cf. 9,21 & 29). It was (and is) a standard rhetori-cal device to recollect past favours before seek-ing new ones. The ordo note that the concession of the II virate to Sulpicius had been approved by Uttedius with pleasure (libenter, line 21). We might therefore anticipate mention of the governor's approval of Sulpicius' co-optation by the ordo at this juncture, had it actually been accorded, and its omission (contra L. Harmand, loc.cit.) suggests that it was not. Harmand is correct in saying that municipal patrons could simply be described as 'patronus' rather than 'patronus municipii/coloniae' etc., but in these cases,the context always makes such patronage unambiguous, by the fact that the client commun-ity act as dedicands of the text to their patron (op.cit.,p.1218). The responsibility for the dedication to Sulpicius, however, appears to have rested entirely in the hands of the amici, the decree of the ordo being apparently appended subsequent to the statue's erection (The last line on the face of the base - 'decretumq.ordinis subiecerunt' appears to be written in a different hand - cf. Harmand, op.cit., p.1219; J. Boube, 'Note sur la base de M.Sulpicius Felix', B.A.M. XII (1979-80), p.128). Harmand's interpretation of the Satan base relies on several tenuous arguments (not least his translation of 'ubi' in a temporal rather than local sense, cf. IAM 307 adn.) and must, I believe, be ultimately rejected, notwith-standing recent support for Harmand's contention that only one statue was ever involved (R.Rebuf-fat, 'Enceintes urbaines et insecurite en Mauretanie Tingitane', MEFR,86(1974),p.504; J. Boube, op.cit., pp. 128-37). The view of (contd)

6got

No.

IA 48 (contd)

NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

S.Gsell and M.Carcopino (op.cit.,pp.7-8), that Sulpicius' patronate extended only to

the 38 amici, is to be preferred to Harmand's espousal of a municipal patronate for the prefect, despite the close identification of the amici and ordo. The initial impetus to honour Sulpicius derived from an independent decision of the amici, and it is they who dedicate the base to Sulpicius as patron. Their stated reason for its erection - 'ob adfect.munic.Sal.' - cannot be taken to in-dicate that the patronate radiated from the amici to the muncipium (contra Harmand, op. cit.,p.1218). The editors of I.A.M. leave the question of Sulpicius' patronate open (n307 adn.p.195; cf. M. Euzennat's initial enthusiasm for Harmand's view, 'Fragments inedits de bronze epigraphiques Marocaines', Ant.Af.,3(1969) p.132n1 - 'la nature du patronat de Sulpicius Felix, qui parait in contestable').

L.Minicius Pulcher,M.f.Gal. praef.eq.

IAM304a=AE(1963) 65b=(l982)992= (1983)998

Tigullia(Italia) mid (2? The recipient of a statue by the amidi (ex Liguria) (144-9?) Salenses, like Sulpicius above, Minicus

is not described as patron. His relationship with the group is likely to have been cooler, the text being perfunctory and devoid of laudation, but essentially the patron-client bond between the 2 prefects and the amici was identical (cf. R.P. Saller,'Personal Patron-age under the Early Empire', Cambridge (1982), pp.7-15). By analogy with the dedication to Sulpicius, the amici may be closely identified with - albeit independent from - the ordo. Patronage of this group may have served as an alternative to patronage of the community, and one - given the group's importance - no less attractive. Rather than patronage of a large body of influential amid being a neces-sary pre-condition to municipal patronage, the

2 (particularly in a town as small as Sala) may have been mutually exclusive. Indeed, patronage of the amici may have been deemed sufficient to represent the community's interests (as interpreted by the ruling oligarchy). Africa provides only one example outside of Sala of dedications by a large group of amid i to an imperial official (IC27 above at Hadrumetum), although numerous dedications by small groups of clients and amici are attested, most noticeably for Numidian legates, but with some examples from Mauretania and Proconsular Africa (cf.'Personal Patrocinia'). Though rare-ly evidenced in Africa, equestrian military officers of non-local origin do show up as municipal patrons (viz. A.9-9c. in Africa Proconsularis and A 278 in Mauretania Caesar-iensis) and there seems to have been no restriction(at least for the first century) working against their co-optation.

6q0

No. NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO AT REASON FOR INCLUSION REFER

1A50 T.F1(avius) Priscus C.Gall- onius Fronto Q.Marcius Turbo, T.fil.Palatin. [-],proc.ad ce[nsus],proc.XX heredi[tatdprovinciae [Syriae Palaest]inae, pro[c.-][pro l]eg. et praef.prov.Dac[iae]inferioris, [pr]oc.pro leg.provinc[iae] Mauretan.Caes., pr[-]?

Caesarea(M.C.) Puteoli (Italia) 158-61 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client), Turbo may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text, or possibly immediately after his name, e.g. pr[aes(idi) et patrono](The reading pr[aes (idi)]is in any case preferable to the addi-tion of another procuratorship (as suggested by B.E. Thomasson, 'Senatores procuratoreque Romani nonnulli quorum cursus honorum munerum ve post volumina prosopographiae imperii romani',Gateborg (1975) pp.36-7). One might also suggest pr[aes(idi) benegniss(imo) etc.], the dedication being then most probably the act of.a personal client (cf. IA38 above).

AE(1931)35=(1946) 111=(1946)113=(1949) 12=(1984)943=H.G. Pflaum,'Carrieres'. p.375n157bis.

IA51 Titus Coii[edius Maximus?] (praeses p.M.T.?: is he the praeses, Coiiedius Maximus, IAM94?)

Volubilis (M.T.) ? 161-9? The text is extremely fragmentary, but is clearly a dedication by the ordo to someone important (cf. IAM420 adn. 'un grand personnage, peutetre un gouverneur, 6 la suite dun succes militairel and identification with the praeses Coiiedius is possible. The dedication evidently commemorates a significant event - a favourable comparison with the general Fabius Cunctator is apparently being made (lb.) - and mention of the recipient's municipal patronage in one of the lacunae is highly probably in these circumstances.

IAM420=ILM142= AE(1924)34(cf.IAM 421)

IA52 Nammius Maternus praef.cohor.Astur.et Callaecor.

.. Vienne (Gallia Narbonensis)?

C2 (109-60?)

Nammius wife (Aemilia Sextina, D.fil.,Viennensis, bis flaminica) is honoured with a state funeral and statue by the ordo, 'ob eximiam eius probitatem et mariti sui ... merita locum sepulchri, inpensam funeris, statuam decrevit'. The text is complete. Nammius remits the ordo's costs. His wife's local flaminate is unusual, and suggests that the pair forged strong links with the community, Nammius perhaps being patron (note the laudation by the ordo). For dedications to family members of officials, whose patronate is not mentioned, see IA30a above. The circumstances here,are of course different, in that Nammius' wife has died, but his patronate still need not be precluded by its omission here.

IAM430=ILM123= ILA625=AE(1916)91 =(1946)sub22

IA53 Cn.Nunnius Martialis proc.[Aug.n.,praelses

Caesarea (M.C.) ? c195 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo or a client), Nunnius may have been described as patron in a lacuna. The dedication also seems to have been made to his wife (or daugh-ter), Aese[rnia? - cla]rissima[femina?]. The laudation, i[prae]sidi ius[tissimo et -] inno[centissimo -]o', is more suited to the dedication of a client than the ordo (cf. IA38 above).

C 9369cp.1983

6q1

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

IA 54 M.Aurelius Heraclitus [v.e.],proc.[Augg.publici portorii vectigalis Illyrici?], [proc.Augustorum]nostrorum, praes[es provinciae Mauret-aniae] Caesariensis

Caesarea (M.C.) 201-9 (1) The recipient of a statue (by the ordo or a client), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. (2) If the anonymous recipient of a statue (by the ordo or a client) is identical to Heraclitus - a moot point - a lacuna may again refer to his patronate. The dedica-tion also honours his son (?), [-]citianus Felix.

(1) AE(1927)24=H.G. Pflaum,'Carritres!, p.685 n253 n3.

(2) AE(1927)25=H.G. Pflaum,'Carrieres', p.685 n253 n4

IA 55

(.P89)

(=NC20A)

C.Octavius Pudens Caesius Honoratus P[rocuratorla censibu[sl, pr[ocurator]Auggg.provi[nciae] Mauretania[e Caesa]riensis

Auzia (M.C.)? 198-211 The recipient of a statue (by the ordo or a client),he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The laudation '[absti]nentiss[imo praesidi] ' indicates that the dedicand was probably a client (cf. C 9370-p.1983=D1357a and IA39a above).

C 20997

IA 56

(=P76- 7)

P.Aelius Peregrinus Rogatus, P.filius Papiria pro[c.prov. M]auretaniae Cae .s. fact]us a domin[is nostris Severo et An]tonin[o]

Africa? c207 (Caesarea (M.C.) ?)

The recipient of a statue (by the ordo or a client, cf. C 9359,9360-20942), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The fragmentary laudation after his name '[-]piiss[imo -] indicates that the dedicand was possible a citizen of Caesarea. The word 'piissimus' never occurs in dedicatiois by clients to officials, but is once employed by the ordo for a contemporary praeses of Mauretania (Honoratus, above), in a text which describes him as 'municipem piissimum' (C.9049 =20737=D1357,Auzia). A similar phrase may have been applied to Rogatus, who by his cognomen is almost certainly African. 'Piissimus' in laudations, is normally employed between family members (cf. CIL VIII,pars V fasc III, p.344). Its application to citizens by their patria, evidently suggests a relationship where a similar deeply personal bond of affection and sense of obligation existed.

C 9361=p.980

692

PATRONI INCERTI (2) GROUP (B)

693

(a) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. NAME AND RANK

IB1 (Licinius) Priscillus

-- -..

Thugga (Z) Karthago (Z) or Thugga (Z)

unit

14-37

KtAJLIN rol, INULUJ1UN

His father,M.Licinius M.1.Tyrannus, patron of Thugga (B7),restored a temple to Tiberius. Priscillus appears briefly at the end of the text, as overseer (curator) of the project. No cursus or title is ascribed to Priscillus, as is frequently the case for those acting as 'curator on another's behalf. (cf.IC38)

KLFEKENCE

C26518=ILA519= ILT1402=AE(1905) 19=AE(1969-70)651

IB2 (Postumius) Firmus . Karthago (Z) 37 His father, L.Postumius Chius,C.f.Arn.,patron

of Thugga (B13) provided several building bene -

factions ('nomine suo et Firmi et Rufi filiorum'). Neither son records cursus or title, a common occurrence in this context. (cf.IB3 and 3A below)

ILA558=ILT160= 1498=AE(1914)172

IB2A (Postumius) Rufus . . . .

183 (Caesetius) Ho[nor]atus . Thugga (Z) 37-41 His father was patron (816) and dedicated an arch

in his son's names. The text reads: '...C. Caesetius C.f.Arn.Perpetuus,sacerdos Cer.,praef. iur.dic.c.C.I.K. patr[o]nus pagi Thuggensis, nom[ine suo at filior. Ho]norati et Perpetui arcu[m d.s.p.f.].' Cf. comnents above.

C1478=15503= 26519=ILA520= ILT1496=AE (1914)173

IB3A (Caesetius) Perpetuus . . . . .

IBM i P.Ennius Paccianus,T.f.

Eppilli n.Quir. commodis acceptis ex leg.III Aug.ab.imp.Domitiano Caesare Aug.Ger.cos.XII

Bisica Lucana (Z) Bisica Lucana (Z) 86 Alacunary dedication was erected by him. His cursus (including patronate of Bisica Lucana?) is incomplete. Q.Ennius E[p]pillus,T.f.Quir., (centurio) leg.IIIAug.,fl.pp.(B33), his brother (?) is known as patron of Bisica Lucana from a dedication to him by the ordo.

C792=12241

1B4 anon. XV vir sacr.fac.,leg.pro pr.imp.Nervae Traiani Caes. Aug.Germ.Dacici provinciae Aquitanicae,[deflensor immunitatis perticae Carthaginiensium

Thugga (Z)

. Karthago (Z)? or Thugga (Z)?

102- 114

_ The recipient of a statue erected by Q.Marius Faustinus, Q.f.Arn.('leg. ob eam causam') on the ordo's authority (ex d.d.'), heinay have been described as patron in a lacuna at the head of the text, given his significant serv-ices to the community. (cf. C.Poinssot, 'M. Licinius Rufus, patronus pagi et civitatis Thuggensis', BCTH n.s.V (1969), p.229, for the view that he was patron 'sans doute', and 'Imnunitas Perticae Cathaginiensium' CRAIBL (1962)55-76 for the nature of the services rendered.) For a similar text, cf. AE(1975) 872(=IB71).

AE(1963)94

noinn nrn,,NLI ,AM ,thni

6-9

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE NAME AND RANK

185 Ser.Sulpicius Similis Karthago (2)

[fl} amen p[p.?] (vel P[alatualis]? vel p[omon- alis]?),[-] bello Pa[rthico?

-, p]raef.Aeg[ypti, -](cf. B. Dobson,'The Primipilares of the Roman Army', Durham (1955), pp.294-7, for cursus)

Karthago (2) 113-9 Fragments of Similis' name and cursus, (in the nominative) are all that survive of the text. If the flaminate is local, Sulpicius is either a citizen of Carthage (cf. M.G.Jarrett An

Album of the Equestrians from North Africa in the Emperor's Service', Epigraphische Studien IX (1972) nJ57,p.225, against this view) or an honorary flamen, presumably for some act of beneficence towards the capital. In either case, co-optation remains a possibility (cf. however, a statue by the ordo of Utika to a fellow praetorian prefect,Q.Marcius Turbo, who is not described as patron (ILA421=AE(1913) 164).

C24587=1LT968

186 [Ti lull] us? Fronto Lepcis Magna (T) [-,p]ontifex c[ol]oniae,[-,hunc divus Traia]nus? lato c[la]vo donavit, [quaest.candid.?] divi Traia[n]i Parthici,[-]

Lepcis Magna (T) 117- 38

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordon

IRT624=IRT,Supp. p.131-2=AE(1957) 238=Tituli,IV, p.453-7

187 (=842)

Sex.Pullaienus Florus Caecilia- Uchi Maius (2) nus, Sex.f.Arn. [-] (cf. C26615: praefectus iur.dicun.,sac.Cer.,II vir, flam.perp.c.C.I.K.

Karthago (Z)? or Thugga (Z)?

126 (or

soon after)

A fragmentary text describes Pullaienus as donor of a building. The lacuna after his name may have included the patronate, besides his cursus and the building in question. Despite enrolment in the Arnensis tribe, and Carthag- inian magistracies,- Pullaienus patronate of Thugga (B42) and benefactions at Uchi Maius (15 Km. to the west) and pagus Suttuensis (10 Km. to the west,see below) suggest a local, not Carthaginian,origin. Scions of other Thuggan aristocrats, the Marcii and Gabinii, adopted the Carthaginian tribe and undertook prestigious offices in the capital. The Pullaienii predominate in the Thugga-Uchi Maius region, and large estates are known from Gordian times for senatorial descendants, at nearby Mra Melta (C26415). Another senatorial Pullaienus was patron of Thugga under Marcus (B55). The rapid ascension of the gens into the amplissimus ordo gives some measure of the wealth and social connections of our Pullaienus. His eligibility as patron to communities other than Thugga which bordered his estates will also have been enhanced by the sort of liberality reflected in our text and the one below, and by his official oversight of communities attributed to Carthage whilst praefectus lure dicundo.

C26267=Uchi 36= AE(1908)265

187a II

pagus Suttuensis(2) (.[-, sIa[c. C]er.' is the only cursus given)

II II Pullaienus dedicates an unknown benefaction (a statue?),and accompanies it with a feast. A lacuna after his name may have described him as patron. See comments above.

C26419=Uchi 182

,

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CLIENT

OR] GO

DATE


REFERENCE NAME AND RANK

IB8 [-]Gargilius Venator,T.fil Quir. praef. [castrorum?] (or legionis? or pro II viro? - cf. B.Dobson, op.cit.,p.155,n255), p p.praerogativo tempore factus [a] divo Hadriano

Bulla Regia (Z) Bulla Regia (Z) 138- 61

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?).

C10579=14471= D2643

IB9 C.Memmius Afric[anus], C.[ .F.], C.n.,Quir [adl]ectus in turmas eq.[R. a d]ivo Hadriano[- 'Adores

Zitha (T) Zitha (T)? ., A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). He may be connected to two Memmii of the third century, clarissimi viri and patrons at Gigthis, c300 Km. to the east cf. B.103 B104 .

C11007=p.2293= AE(1958)138= Bardo 23

IB10 [-]Sab[-]Cr[-]Caec[ - ] fla[m.-],[-], II [vir?], [II vir] qq,[-], fla[m.perp.], (-]III, [oh imp.] Caesar[e Traiano Hadri]ano Au[g. adlect. in turmas] equitu[m Romanorum], [mag. Cer.]sacror., [in quinq. dec.] ab imp. , [Caesare Antonino] Aug. Pio [adlect.]

Thysdrus (B) Thysdrus (B) 139- 61

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or (less probably) by him.

C22862=AE(1893) 106=R.Duncan-Jones, 'Equestrian Rank in the Cities of the African Pro-vinces under the Principate:an Epi-graphic Survey', PBSR,35 (1967), p.184.

IB11 M.Valerius Quadratus,M.f. fil.Quir. X vir stlitibus iudicandis, trib.laticlavius leg.III Aug. (sevir equitum R.,cf. C6.1533), q.Aug.

,

Althiburos(Z) Althiburos(Z) 145 or 150

(1) A lacunary dedication was erected to him by '[mu]nicip[es mun. Aeli Hadriani Aug. Althiburitani'. There is room for [pat(rono)] . before Imu]nicip[es...] . Alternatively, ['patrono'] may have appeared after the name of the dedicating community (Althiburos, & not Mactaris where the text was found (c.20Km. to the east). Cf. A. Beschaouch, 'Uzzapa et • le Proconsul d'Afrique, Sex.Cocceius Anicius

Faustus Paulinus',MEFR LXXXI (1969),pp.202-3). (2) A dedication by Quadratus possibly to Ceres or Venus - but note the possibility '[M. Val]eri Q[uadrati] , rather than '[Cer]eri or '[Ven]eri - who may have been described as patron in a lacuna P[patronus mun.Aeli Hadriani Aug.A]lthibur[itani] '?). Quadratus does not mention his patronate of Althiburos on a dedication erected there to the emperor Pius 'ob singularem eius in se indulgentiam' (C27776=AE(1908)168), but this was a personal statement of gratitude and did not involve the town.

(1) C11811-p.2372= MEFR LXXXI (1969), pp.202-3=Bardo 103

(2) C27772

IBlla ..

(cursus as above, but add: trib.pl.candidatus,praetor, VII vir epulonum)

? (Roma Italia)

o c150- 61

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo of an African town (perhaps Althiburos)?).

C6.1533=14.3996

II312 [-] Aufidilus Felix, Fe]licio- nis Pacis f. cur[ator? -]civitatis suae, flam.perp.

Sutunurca (Z) Sutunurca (Z) 146 As M.S. Bassignano ('Il flaminato delle province romane dell'Africa', Roma (1974),p.209) comments, Aufidius is unlikely to have been curator reipublicae, no other curatores being attested in Africa until 50 years late r(contd)

C24003=AE(1896) 75

6c1F,

No NAME AND RANK CLIENT

ORIGO DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

1812 (contd) (cf. C.Lucas,'Notes on the curatores rei publicae of Roman Africa',JRS XXX (1940), p.56)..Bassignano plausibly suggests some other type of curatorship, despite the rarity of their attestation. One might read 'cur[at(or) aliment(orum)]', a post attested once in Africa, and held by a flamen at a similar date (Marcus) - ILA320=ILT839=D9407=AE(1908)162. It is improbable that the phrase 'curator et patronus civitatis/coloniae etc.', familiar in African epigraphy (e.g. AE(1946)61,C24095;cf.D9403, C15723 & ILAlg I 283) is also applicable here, but 'patronus might still precede 'civitatis suae', if 'cur[ -] ' is corrupt. The text describes a fragmentary benefaction provided by Aufidius on behalf of his adoptive son on the occasion of his decurionate.

IB12A [Ap]ronia Saephare C.f. (see below for her husband)

Karthago (Z) Karthago (Z)

c148- Honoured by the '[C]arthaginienses' on an un-

9? published inscription, Saephare may have been described as patron. Carthaginian origin is probable (note the Semitic cognomen), as is senatorial status. See below for the remarks concerning her husband.

ined.(cf.Gnomon, 42(1970),p.792)

1813 (=A220 -220a) (=p37-

9)

L.Novius Crispinus Martialis Saturninus (cursus on unpublished text but cf. C2747=D1070:sevir eq. Romanorum,III vir viarum curand-arum,trib.mil.leg.VIIII Hisp., quaestorpropraet.provinciae Macedoniae,trib.pl.praetor,leg. Aug.iuridicus Astyriae et Cal-laeciae,leg.Aug.leg.I Italicae, procos.Galliae Narbonensis,leg. Aug.pro pr.provinciae Africae, cos.)

Karthago (Z)? or Tusculum (Italia)?

His wife (see above) is honoured with a statue erected by the 'ICIarthaginienses'. A twin de-dication to Novius, as patron is possible. For the omission of the patronate on statues erected by the ordo to family members, cf. above IA30a. Novius evidently owned estates in the region of Tusculum (cf. C15.7843, a lead pipe inscribed 'L.Novi Crispini', and PIR,N 180). The dedica-tion from Carthage,however, indicates some personal connection with the place, possibly through his wife. Novius' cognomina suggest that his own origin may have been African, and perhaps Carthaginian. Saturninus and Martialis occur far more frequently in African epigraphy than in Italian (amongst the decurial class for example, the names occur 33 and 8 times in Africa, 11 and 5 times in Italy. Crispinus, however, is less common in Africa (twice, cf. 5 times in Italy).

1814 M.Munatius Popilianus Mactaris (B) Mactaris (B)? or Attidium

(Italia)?

c161 His wife Cocceia Bassula Numisia Procula (granddaughter it seems of L.Stertinius Noricus, cos.suff.113 - cf. M.Gaggiotti and L. Sensi, Tituli,V,pp.265-7) was honoured with a statue at Mactaris, erected by the ordo The text is complete. Her presumed (cf. ibid.) parents derive from Attidium (C11.5672), and her mother owned other Italian holdings (C15. 2201-5). The origin of Munatius (who by his marriage is almost certainly a senator himself) would thus appear to be Mactaran. Munatius is unlikely to have been in Africa in an official capacity. Dedications to the family members of

Acontd

C626=p.1219= p.2372

Gc1 -1

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB14 (contd) administrators in Africa Proconsularis are infrequent, and Munatius carries no indi-cation of status or cursus whatsoever.

I815 (=B56)

Sex.Caecilius Crescens Volusianus,Q.f.Quir. (cf.C1174=ILT1159=D1451: praef.fabrum,sacerd.curio. sacris faciendis,advocatus fisci Romae,proc.[X]X her., ab.epistu[1.di]vi Antonini, ab fep]istu[1.] Augustorum)

Thuburbo Minus (Z) Thuburbo Minus (Z) or locale

161-9 Patron of a neighbouring municipium to his patria (perhaps Avitta Bibba - cf. J.Gascou 'Une inscription faussement,attribuee S Thuburbo Minus', MEFR,XCVII (1985) 459-76), Caecilius patronage of his patria is very probable, the more so as his son was patron there (B99,Sex.Caecilius Volusianus).

cf. C1174=ILT1159= D1451

IB15a .

Thibiuca (Z) . .

Caecilius' grandson,Sex.Caecilius Aemilianus (C82-82a) is described as patron on two texts. one found at Thibiuca (ILA418=AE(1914)250=(1915) sub15), the other at Bordj Touta (C25367=ILT 1168=AE(1899)37=AE(1915)sub15). Neither text names the client community, and as both find spots are near Thuburbo Minus, it may be that Aemilianus' client was in fact Thuburbo Minus. If, however, the find spots coincide with the actual clients, multiple patronate of compuni-ties in the area may perhaps also accrue to our Caecilius, the apparent founder of the family's fortunes.

IB15b . Bordj Touta (Z) . .

See comments above.

I816 C.Iulius Laetitus [sacerd]os Satium,[alle]ctus in numer. [Lauren]tium [L]av- inatium, [IIII] vir Curib. Sabinis,allectus in turm[as] equit.Romanor. a[b] imperatoribus Caesaribus Antonino et Vero Augustis, fla[men]

Thysdrus (B) Thysdrus (B)?

or Cures Sabini (Italia)?

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), in which he is described as 'patrono'. He is taken by M.S. Bassignano, op.cit., p.93, as a municipal patron ('patrono della cittS africana,fosse per() di origine italica'), but it is possible that the dedicand was a client or freedman (cf. a dedication at Mactaris to an equestrian of similar status - in equestres turmas adlectus a divo Alexandro, flamen pp.' - by a private client, who addresses the recipient as 'patrono incomparabili' (C627=p.1219=D1315)). Dedications of this sort to local equestrians holding no imperial post in Africa are, however, very rarely evidenced (besides the text cited from Mactaris, only two others are known from clients to local non-official equestrians, C1646= p.1523 (Sicca Veneria) and C11033=p.2293=ILT15 (Gigthis)). Municipal patronage is therefore to be preferred. Julius' municipal post in Italy is unusual if he is of African origin.(cf. R. Duncan-Jones, op.cit.,p.176n139, however, for his classification as African by origin). Italian origin and African retirement may explain the anomaly and there is an example to hand in the case of M.Rossius Vitulus, an Italian equestrian who settled in Bulla Regia, and like Iulius, was both flamen and patron of his adopted patria (C93).

C10501

698

o . NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

1817 Hlinus prae[fectus cohortis -],trib. m[ilitum leg. -1,[adlect]us in am[plissimum ordinem a divo Anto]nino [Plioaqu]aestor provi[nciae -1, cur[ator rei publicae?-] , [tribunus pleb]is, leg.prov[inciae -], [praletor, [-1, pro[cos.provinciae Mace] doni[ae]

Theveste (M.P.)? (Hr.Gourt er Ralane,c13 Km.S.W. of Theveste)

Theveste (N.P.)? 161-80 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). While the estates of our proconsul apparently lay some 13 Km. S.W. of Theveste, both his origin and patronate CO are likely to have been at Theveste, rather than any of the smaller and closer communi-ties (e.g. Vesatenses and Magifa). Compare M. Corbier, Tituli, V. p.732 for Thevestan origin.

C27949=ILA1g1 3634=AE(1979)665

I818 [- i]us Saturninus, 0.f. II vir, [adlect]us a divo Pio in turmas [eq.Rom) et in decurim iudicum,[-]

? (Bardo museum,

Tunis)

probably local A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?).

C1147

1819 (Calpurnius) [-]

Thugga (2) Thugga (2) 164-6 A lacunary dedication by Calpurnius records his donation of the temple complex, known today as 'Dar el Acheb'. The gift is made in his own name, and that of Faustinus, his father, possibly M. Calpurnius Faustinus flam.Aug. perp., patron of Thugga (B69 & cf. IB50A) and benefactor. Calpurnius is also likely to be closely connected to Q.Calpurnius Rogatianus, Pa,piria (857), an equestrian contemporary, also patron of Thugga. His patronate may have appeared in the lacuna containing his cursus.

C26527=15528= 15246L=ILT1404= AE(1899)214=(1904) 115=ined.(cf.BACTH n.s.V (1969)240, n97)

1B20 [(L.) Silius Plautius] Hat[eri]anus trib.mil .leg.[- e]t II Adiutr. p.f., do[nis militaribus donatus ab impp. Ant]onino et Vero [Augg. hastis puns II] vex. a[rgent. II cor. valliari et cor.mur.,q.p[rov. Cretae et Cyren., ab] act[is senatus]

Lepcis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna (T) c165-9 A lacunary dedication was erected to him 'ob libe[ralitates -] 1 by the 'Lepcitalnir. Note the possibility that his uncle, Ti,Plautius Lupus (I851) was also patron at Lepcis Magna. A descendant, L. Silius (Plautius?) Amicus HaterianuS (c.v.,curator) was patron of neighbouring Oea between 193 and 215 (C84). Note also L. Silii Plautii Haterianus Blaesilianus et Amicus Haterianus Gavilianus Proximus, likewise descendants (IR1635).

IRT552=Tituli IV p.457-61

1821 M.Clodius Fa[us]tus Secu[ndus], M.fil.Quir. [curator ad com]parationem frumenti in provin[cia -I, [praef.gentis] Maurorum, in ex[p]editione Germ.p[raef. coh. -?] (vel p[rima?], vexillo et hasta p[u]ra donatus

Muzuc (B) Muzuc (B) c170- 80

Lacunary dedication to Secundus and two others (possibly brothers) erected to them (by the ordo?).

C12066

IB22 C? [Clodius] Secundus Iucundianus,[- f.]Quir. eq.R.

. See comments above.

1823 Q. C[lodius -] [-]

. ,

G9 q


1824 Q.Clodius Mercatus Muzuc (B) Muzuc (B)

c170- A lacunary dedication of the same letter height

80 as the above text (and possibly even part of it) reads, 'HQ. Clodio Mercato et Clodiae lucunIdae -1'. Mercatus is perhaps the same as Q.CIlodius -1 above, but if not, certainly a near relative (note the cognomen of his sister (?), lucunda).

C12076

1825 Q.Antistius Adventus Postumius (.18142 Aquilinus,Q.f.Quir. -142a) (cf. ILA1gII4681=08977=AE (=P127) (1893)88=(1894)sub89: 1111 vir

viarum curandarum,tribunus mil. leg.1 Minerviae p.f.,q.pr.or. provinc.Macedoniae,sevir eo.R., tr.p1.,leg.pr.pr.provinc.Afri-cae,praetor,leg.Aug.leg.V1 ferratae et secundae adiutricis, tranclatus in earn expeditione Parthica qua donatus est donis militaribus coronis murali vallari aurea hastis puns tribus vexillis duobus,leg.Aug.pr.pr.provinc. Arabiae,cos.,cura.operum locorumq. publicorum,leg.Aug.at praetentur-am Italiae et Alpium expeditone Germanica,leg.Aug.pr.pr.provinc. Germaniae inferioris,sacerdos fetialis; cf. RIB1083=C7.440 for later post - leg.Aug.pr.pr . (Britanniae))

Calama (NP.) Thibilis (N) c174 Vibia Aurelia Sabina,divi M.f., divi Seveni sor.,patron of Calama (B102) and Thibilis (13240), was married to the son of Adventus, L.Antistius Burrus,cos.181. Although Vibia's patronate is not actually attested until almost 30 years after her husband's execution in 187, her imperial connections probably ensured her co-optation soon after her wedding with Burrus was announced (see p.)618 appendix

Burrus was almost certainly co-patron of both communities (cf. I8143 & 143a), deriving his patronate in turn from his father Adventus, one of the most influential figures of his age. Two fragmentary dedications to Adventus (erected by the ordo?) may have ment-ioned his patronate of Thibilis, his patria (cf. IA142a), and Cirta, c60 Km. to the south west, where the Antistii probably had interests (cf. IB142). The Antistii certainly owned estates in the vicinity of Calama (c18 Km. N.E. of Thibilis), doubtless acquired either by Adventus or a forebear. The proximity of Calama to Tnibilis makes it unlikely that Adventus post as legate to the proconsul of Africa was connected either with the acquisi-tion of estates in the area, or his presumed patronage of Calama.

cf.C5328=p.962= p.1658=0388=ILAlg 1241

1826 P.Attius Annianus lulianus, P. fil.Arn. flam.divi Titi c.I.K.,sacerdos, Aesculapi bis,equc publ.adlect-us ab impp.Caess.M.Aurelio

Alnitoninto et M Aulrelio Co[m]m[odo Antonino Augg.] Sarm.Germ.

Thuburbo Maius(Z) Thuburbo Maius (Z)? 176- or Karthago(Z)? 80

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo. A very similar dedication to his brother, P.Attius Extricatianus P.fil.Arn., whose cursus is identical, does not, however, add the detail of his patronate. This text was erected 'ob honestam munificentiam luliae Bassiliae,flam. perpet.,matris eius,d.d.p.p.'. Ours probably concluded in similar fashion - 'ob I- pi?) etatis Iluliae Bassiliae],fla[m.,perpet.. matris eius etiajm que]n[-]d.d.' 'Patrono' before 'd.d.' is possible. Two Attii, both praetorian prefects of the mid-third century (B115 & B117), are found as patrons in pro-consular Africa, and may be descendants. The client of one (C.Attius Alcimus Felicianus (signo)[-)s(-)id[-j, 13117) lies only c20 Km. north of Thuburbo Maius.(Uchi Maius, the client of M. Attius Cornelianus (13115) lies c80 Km. to the west).

1LT723=AE(1941)362 =(l942-3)100

700

Thuburbo Maius(2) 180- His grandson,C.Vettius Gratus Atticus or locale 6? Sabinianus,c.p.,patron of municipium Aurellium AE(1894)sub50

C[ommodianum? -].(883), presumably derived his patronate from his father, C.Vettius G[ratus Sa]binianus (q.v.,I855a), who in turn may have been 'patronus a parentibus', Hospes being patron of Thuburbo Maius, c20 Km. to the south. Hospes patronate of Thuburbo Maius preceded his promotion as proconsul Africae, and his assumed patronate of municipium AurelliuM C[ommodianulla -] (where the family doubtless possessed holdings) also probably owed nothing to his official role as governor.

municipium Aurelli um C[ommodianum? -] (2)

Cf.C823=12346=


ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

1827 C.Vettius Sabinianus Julius (=B64- Hospes,C.fil.Volt.

5) (cf.ILA281=AE(1920)45: praef.cohortis II Commagen-orium,trib.militum leg.I Itali(c)ae,transiatus in amplissimum ordinem ab imp. divo T.Antonino,quaestor,trib. pleb.,praetor,legatus Aug. ad ordinandos status insularum Cycladum,iuridicus per tractus Etruriae,Aemiliae,Liguriae,leg. leg.III Itali(c)ae Concordis, leg.Aug. rationibus putandis trium Galliarum,leg.leg.XIIII Gem.cum iurisdicato Pannoniae superioris,praef.aerari Sat-urni,leg.Aug.pr.pr .Pannoniae inferioris,praepositus vexilla-tionibus ex Illyrico missis ab imp. divo M.An[to]nino ad tute-lam urbis,donis donatus a[b] eodem imp.ob expeditionem Germ. et Sarm. corona murali vallari itemq. aurea hastis puns duab-us vexillis totidem,cos.,curator aedium sacrar.item r.p.Puteolan-orum,leg.Aug.pr.pr.provinciar. Delmatiae et III Daciorum soda-115 Titius (cf. C12346 - pro-co[s.] (Africae))

c181- His wife, Vibia Aurelia Sabina, divi M.f.,divi

7 Seven i sor.,waspatron both of Calama (B102) and Thibilis (B240),patria of the Antistii.See the comments above (1B25)concerning his father, and 18143 for the possibility that he was 'patronus patriae'.

His brother,[- Aemi]lius Pudens, Q.fil.Pap., Ocent]urio legionis III Aug.litdleg.II Aug.it. iterum lg.(sic) [II Alug.it.leg.XI Claudiae [adl]ectus in comitatu imp.[Com]modi Aug.Pii Fel.II vir[o qq.?] (or [patj]) col.Thaenitanae) is honoured with an equestrian statue by the ordo 'ob singularem innocentiam et in promer-endis singulis universisq. civib. examinatam adfectionem'. Whether or not we construe the lacuna in Puden's cursus to read '[pat(rono)]', we can almost certainly anticipate the co-opta-tion of his powerful and famous brother,whose name and cursus appear on the text, and its mention on the dedication of another equestrian statue erected by the ordo to Laetus himself.

1829 Q.Aemilius Laetus,(Q.fil. Pap.) praef.praet.

Thaenae (8) Thaenae (B)

1828 L.Antistius Burrus (=I8143 (cf. PIR A757: cos.181) -143a)

Calama (N.P.) Thibilis (N) C5328=p.962= p. 1658=D388= ILAlg I 241

AE(1949)38 c192

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


R FERENC ,

IB30 [- Aemi]lius Pudens,Q.fil.Pap. [cent]urio legionis III Aug. [it.] leg.II Aug.it.iterum lg.(sic) II[A]ug.it.leg XI Claudiae, [adl]ectus in comitatu imp. [Com]modi Aug. Pii Fel.,II vir[o qq3]or [pat.?] col.Thaenitanae

Thaenae (B) Thaenae (B) c192 A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo. See comments above.

AE(1949)38

1831 [Cornelius Repentinus?] [ -],(a sanlctissimis maxi -

[misq.imp]eratoribus Augg.

[nn.inter praetorios allect?), [cu]rator via.Flami[niael,[-I, 1 leg .Aug. i pr. pr. provinc[iae Luisitaniae, [co]s., praef urbis

Sicca Veneria (2) Simitthu (2)? 193? A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or (less possibly) by him. If the identification with Didius urban prefect and son-in-law is correct, Repentinus presumably owned praedia around Sicca Veneria as well as the family estates at Simitthu, c35 Km. N.W. (cf. G. Camodeca, 'La carriera del prefetto del pretorio Sex.Cornelius Repentinus in una nuova iscrizione puteolana', (Studi di storia antica),3(1979),pp41-76 for the identification, followed by M. Corbier, Tituli, V, p.730. His father-in-law's patronate of Bisica Lucana (c75 Km. N.E. of Sicca Veneria) whilst pro-consul 3 years earlier (A67) seems unconnected to his own (potential) patronate of Sicca Veneria.

C15869

IB32 anon. [equo publico,adlectus] in[quinque decurias],prae[fectus fabrum] delat[us a cos.,trib.] milit[um leg. -], proc. A[ug.-]

Hippo Regius (N.P.) Hippo Regius(N.P.) ?

end Cl- C2 (ante

180)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), or (less probably) by him. He is taken as a local by Pflaum ('Les Juges',p.164, n14)' Jarrett ('Album', pp.219-20 n148); and Devijver ('Prosopographia', pp.955-6,n150). If correct, he was probably not - at this date - also procurator in Africa.

AE(1954)140

IB33 P.Thermestinus Crescens Caecilianus decurio c.C.I.K.,fl.pe [rp.]

Belalis Maior(2) Karthago (2)? beg.- midC2


AE(1978)853

1 IB33A ,

See addendum

IB34 [-] Opta[tus],[- fil.PaIP• aed.,[-]c.I.K.

vicus Maracitanus (B)

vicus Maracita- nus (B)?

' A lacunary dedication was erected to him by 'cives Maracitani'. A lacuna of about 9 letters before Optatus' first named post (aedile) may have read '[patronJo'or added a second cognomen. Alternatively, 'patrono' may have been mentioned in the long lacuna prior to the laud-ation of Optatus (L-1que erga singulos uni-versosque adfectionem').

AE(1949)107

IB35 anon. flam.perp.c.C.I.K.

Uchi Maius (2) Karthago (Z)? ., A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), or by him.

C26283=Uchi52

IB36 anon. [-,praef.coh.- Hi]sp.eq. , tr[ib.leg. - Vic]tric.?(or Adiu)tric.?)p.f.,[praef.alae I Vesp.[Dardanorum,-]

Acholla (B) Acholla (B)? the ordo.

C2 ? A lacunary dedication was erected to him by AE(1949)37

-102

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIG REASON FOR INCLUSION

1837 anon. [pr]aef.co[h. -,t]rib.mil . l[eg.-,p]raef.eq.[-]

Hippo Regius(N.P.) Hippo Regius(N.P.) C2 ? A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or possibly by him.

C17415=ILA1g 19

1838 [-Inus Castus tr.leg.III Aug.

Lepcis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna(T) . A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the citizens ('cives'). Jarrett ('Album',pp. 215-6n134) reads 'cives b[- ci]vi Lepcit[ano -]' (cf. IRT 560 - 'cives b[-}vi Lepcitlani -1'1

IRT560 cf.M.G. Jarrett, 'Album' pp.215-5n134

,

1839 [-]Pactume[ius?-] [praef.]cohort. IV De[lmata- rum,-1procurat[or -,- u1 rbanae,[-]

Madauros (N.P.) Madauros (N.P.)? I I A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), or possibly by him.

C4678=16870=ILA1g 12119

1840 [- Ca]ecil[ius R]ogat[us] [-]

Sululos (Z)? Sululos (Z)

.

. . A lacunary dedication was erected to him by (a) 'colon[i? fundi? -]isensis [- munici?]- pibus civ[it - Sul]ulitana[e/ (cf. C23943 and Bardo 189), or (b) 'colonfi s(altus)/f(undi)/ v(ici)/p(agi) -P]isensis [cum ex o]pibus civ[itatis Sullulitana[e] (AE(1904)151). Several alternative readings are possible (e.g. 'civ[i et pat.Sul]ulitana[e] '). The dedication appears to have been erected 'ob m[erita]',its cost being reimbursed by 'Caecili(i) Felix et[-r, probably sons of Rogatus. AE(1902)151 read '[patr]o[no], ob m[edit[a erga]rem[pub]- lic. statuam [postulalvissent'. The revised CIL reading (C23943) abandons any attempt to construe thepassage ('[-]o[-)ob m[-]IIR[-]CV [-]LI statuam[- decre]vissent'). The text ap-pears too corrupt to warrant confidence in any one interpretation.

C23943=AE(1902) 151=Bardo 189 (=Harmand,p.281)

1841

1842

[- Cae]cilius Felix

[ - Cae] cili us [ -]

II II II His father (?) may have been patron. See comments above.

II

. 0 .

1843 anon. eq.publ.adlect.a div[o -, praef.coh. -]num equitatae in[-]

Thibaris (Z) Thibaris (Z)? C2 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), or by him.

C15437=p.2591

1844 P.Postumius Romulus ,[-f.Paill a Thubursici[tanis] primus latoc[lavo exor]natus,III [I vir vier.] curandar.,[trib. mil.] leg.XVI Flav[iae, quaest.] provinciae[-], trib. plebis d[esignatus]

Thubursicu Numid- arum (N.P.)

Thubursicu Numid- arum (N.P.)

. A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the orda).

.

ILA1g1 1290= AE(1906)6

-703

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

1845 [- Ga]binius [- fil?Gabini Cllementis Clodiani patroni et defensoris causae publicae

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) C2 A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo ('decuriones utriusq.ordinis'), in which his father (?) is described as 'patronus et defensor causae publicae' (cf. 875).

C26597

1846 M.Helvius Mellor P[1a)c[e]n- [t)ius Sabinianus Samunianus equo publ.,in V dec.adlectus, fl.pp.,sacerdotal.prov.Afric- [ae,p]ro[c.Aug.bis]

Althiburos (Z) Althiburos (Z)? C2 (110-

150?)

His wife, Cominia [P]a[telrclul)a,T.Mil . is honoured with a statue by the 'curiales curiarum X. The text is complete. The statue is erected 'ob merita', and Cominia's ac[to]res provided a banquet at its dedication. Cf.1A30a for the omission of the patronate on statues erected by the ordo to family members. He is apparently a local citizen, and thus unlikely to have been procurator in Africa, at this date.

C1827=16472= p.2722=ILT 1647

1847 Q.Helvius Mel ior Placentius Cominianus

n n ” His father may have been patron. See comments above.

..

1848 anon. flamen divi Vespasiani

Uccula (Z) Karthago(Z)? 117-38 or

138-61

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the '[civitas Uccula], decreto Afrorum'. An almost identical text from the same community (C14364) again upon the decree of the tribe Afri, honours C.Anniolenus Gallianus, C.f.Arn. Karthaginiensis,flam.divi Titi, a contemporary and perhaps a relative (a brother?), who is not described as patron. (The text is complete.) Our anonymous flamen, by analogy, is unlikely to have attained the patronate. The flaminate was almost certainly held in Carthage (cf. L.Maurin & J. Peyras,op.cit.,p.88),

AE(1973)616(cf. L.Maurin & J. Peyras 'Uzalit- ana',1a region de l'Ansarine dans l'antiquite',Cah. de.Tun.XIX(1971), pp.87-9)

1849 anon. [-,procur]ato[r prov. Ach]aiae,pro[cu]r.provinc. [Ba]eticae,ab [epis]tulis La[tin]is

Hippo Regius (N.P.) Hippo Regius(N.P.) ?

117-93 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or by him.

AE(1954)141

11350 [C.Iu]lius [- A]quilinus, C.f.Quir. [e]quo publico,adlectus in V decurias,praef.[coh) -]

Sicca Veneria (Z) Sicca Veneria (Z) 138-40 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the crdo?). (cf. PIR,I 169 for his identification with Iulius Aquilinus 'doctissimus vir et facundissimus; philosophiae disciplinis,eloquen-tiae studiis eruditus,Romae disputat de Platon-icis disciplinis; a Frontone commendatus Egrilio Plariano proconsuli Africae', cf. C15872 for equestrian relatives.)

C27572= AE(1893)58

IB50A [C]alpurnius Faustinus Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) c mid- C2

An epitaph from Thugga (C27369) names 2 deceased probably a son ([C]alpurnius Faustinus, aged 45) and father (Calpurnius Fau[stinus],Faustini Sidiatho[nes f.], aged over 70). The latter is assumed to be identical to the flam.Aug.perp. and patron of Thugga (B69) known from an unpublished text. Neither of the persons named in the (contd)

C27369 cf.ined. =BACTHn.s.V(1969) 230-1n11,233n18, 239,242-3n10.

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB50A (contd) epitaph are ascribed a cursus or title. If the identification is correct, Faustinus junior died before his father and may be either the brother or father of a Calpurnius,son of Faustinus, benefactor of the 'Dar el Acheb' temple complex at Thugga in 166-9 (cf.IB19). Cf. C27012 for another Thuggan epitaph, where a known patron, Q.Maedius Severus (B41) appears without title or offices. Similarly, the patron C. Julius Pudens of Thibilis (8238) does not record his patronate on an epitaph erected by him to his uncle (ILA19114864).

IB51 Ti Plautius Lupus II vir,decurio,flamen, pon[tifex, -1

Lepcis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna (T) mid-late C2 (c161-93)

Along text recording the decision of the ordo to erect a biga to Plautius in gratitude for his munificence (games described as 'opulentis- simus', and embellishments to the baths) may have described him as patron at the beginning or end of his fragmentary cursus (which may have included the clarissimate - cf. G. di Vita Evrard, Tituli, IV, pp. 464-5 - his mother Aquilia Blaesilla, was a clarissima femina and benefactor). For related patrons cf. C84 & 1820.

IRT601=PBSR,23 (1955)144n601

1B52 Hiri[us - C]laudianus Uzali Sar (Z) Uzali Sar (Z) mid-late C2

A dedication erected to him by 11 individuals (personal clients? or members of the ordo?) describes him as 'pa[trono? - Feli]cis? [p]atroni filio'. The text is set up '[o]b merita[patris?]% The reading 'pa[trono civitat.] is possible after Claudianus' name, but cf. a similar text from Mididi (IB61,62) by a private client to a 'patronus ... patroni filius'.

AE(1973)586 (cf. L.Maurin & J. Peyras,op.cit., pp.52-3)

IB53 [-]iri[us? Felilx? .. .. .. Described as [p]atronus'. The father of Claudian- us above (q.v.).

II

1854 [-]Pcistumus N[-] [-,iuridi]cus per A[puliam - Br]uttios, p[- provi]nciae As[iae], civis et [- coloniae (Mactaris)]

Mactaris (B) Mactaris (B) 193- 211

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo, in which he is described either as 'civi' et [patron° coloniae]' (AE(1959)269, followed by M. Corbier, Tituli V,p.726) or as 'civi et [curator coloniaW. The former expression is more common (cf. B89,B91.B95,B101, B113,C114,B115,B132,B141,B153) but the latter does occur twice in Africa (ILAlgI 179 & C24045). See also ]B124 for another ambiguous example.

AE(1959)269

IB55 C.Vettius Gratus Sabinianus c.v.,tribunus militum 1. VII Claudiae,quaestor [kandidaItts

Thuburbo Maius (Z) Thuburbo Maius (Z)or locale

,, His father, C,Vettius Sabinianus, Julius Hospes, C.fil.Volt., (cos.(etc.)) was patron of Thurburbo Maius (B64-5), the family's patria, and his son, patron of a nearby municipium c20 Km. north (B.83).

cf.ILA281= AE(1920)45

7 05

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE REFERENCE

IB55a C.Vettius Gratus Sabinianus c.v.,tribunus militum 1.VII Claudiae,quaestor [kandida]tus

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum? -1(Z)

Thuburbo Maius(Z) or locale

193- 211

A dedication by the ordo to C.Vettius Gratus Atticus Sabinianus, (c.p.), as patron (B83), describes him as son ofSabinianus (cursus given) and grandson of Hospes ('c.m.v.,proco[s.]'). As 'puer', the patronate almost certainly derived from his father, and his father's (perhaps) in turn from Hospes (cf. IB27).

C823=12340= AE(1894)sub50

IB56 (=B83)

C.Vettius Gratus Atticus Sabinianus C.P.

Thuburbo Maius (Z) .. . . His grandfather, C.Vettius Sabinianus Iulius Hospes,C.fil.Volt., (cos. (etc.)) was patron of Thuburbo Maius (B64-5), the family's patria, and he himself patron of a municipium c20 Km. north (BE2).

cf.ILA281= AE(1920)45

IB56A Iulii[-] Ammaedara (B) Ammaedara (B) c193- 217

Q.Iulius Rufus Q.Iunius[-], C.fil.Quir.,[III-IV mili]tiis exornatus, patron of Ammaedara (B85) is known from an epitaph erected to him and (presumably) his wife by the Iulii[-1, his children, who were adults at the time of the dedication (Rufus died at 55). The lacuna following 'Iulii', may have provided some brief status indication (including the patronate?)after their cognomina (e.g. '[Rufus et Rufinus, ee.vv., pat.col.ob.] meritis')although such information was often withheld by those erecting epitaphs.

C11543

IB57 L.Messius Rufinus, L.f. III vir cap.,q.provin[ciae -]

Gigthis (T) Gigthis (T) ,. A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). The text is reminiscent of two statue bases erected by the ordo of Gigthis to the patrons, M. Memmius Caecilianus, c.v.(B103) and Q.Memmius Pudens,c.v.(B104), related to the Messii. The dedication toRufinus may be earlier than these (dated 211-7 cf.C22715), as he is perhaps to be identified with the c.m.v.,[-] Messius [R]ufinus at neighbouring Sabratha, who appears as benefactor of a portico in the years 186-9 (IRT29 cf. adn. & M. Corbier, Tituli V. p.718).

C22720= AE(1908)124

IB58 L. Baburius Iuvenis c.v.

Hippo Regius (N.P.) Hippo Regius (N.P.) .. TwosonsC.Baburius Herculanius (c.p.) and L. Baburius Iuvenis (c.p.), were honoured as patrons by the ordo (B87 & B88). A similar dedication to luvenis senior as patron is probable, given his sons youth.

AE(1958)137, 138

IB59 Q.Aiacius Modestus Crescen- tianus (cf.PIR,A470-c.v.,XV vir s.f., leg.Aug.pr.pr .Arabiae,cos.,leg. Auggg.pr.pr .Gennaniae superioris,cos.II)

Horrea Caelia (B) Horrea Caelia (B)? or North Italy?

., His wife (see below) is honoured with a statue (erected by the ordo?). Aiacius may have been described as patron in a lacuna after his wife's name and title, or on a separate statue. A descendant (a granddaughter?,cf.M.Corbier, Tituli,V, p.743) married a Q.Aradius Rufinus, descendant of patrons of Bulla Regia (cf. B78, B79,C105A,C106-106a,B110,B137,B146 & A164-164e for the Aradii and collaterals). For Aiacius' origin see below and cf. G.Alfoldy,Tituli V, p.364, & M.Corbier, loc.cit.1

C11152

106

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO REASON FOR INCLUSION

IB59A Danacia Quartilla Aureliana c.f.

Horrea Caelia (B) Horrea Caelia(B)? or North Italy

c193- Honoured by an unknown dedicand, only her

217 name and title survive. Her husband's career is imperfectly known, and an African post is possible between his command in Germany and his second consulate. African (local?) origin is,however, the most likely explana-tion for the text which honours her. De-dications to family members of proconsuls of Africa or their legates are unattested by clients and amid i in Africa, and only

one dedication (to the wife of a proconsul) is known from the ordo (C110 at Caine), although two dedications by communities to the wives of legates of the proconsul

are known from Italy (Eph.Ep.8, p.136n532 &C5.6990). Her husband (see above) is probably, therefore, also African - note too the family's later connection with the Aradii (cf. M.Corbier, loc.cit.).

C11152

IB60 Sex.Furnius Faustus Sulpicianus c.p.

Karthago (2) (Bordj Djedid)

Karthago (2) . A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?).

AE(1984)931

IB61

(=P107)

C.Mevius Silius Crescens Fortunatianus c•p.

Mididi (B) Mididi (B) . A dedication was erected to him by Sextus Volussius Maximus ('c[um] liberi[s) ') describing him as 'patrono,C.Iuli Fortunatiani e.v.patroni filio (cf. IB52 for a similar text). There seems no reason for consider- ing the Fortunatiani as anything other than patrons of the dedicand (cf.R.P. Sailer, 'Personal Patronage under the Early Empire', Cambridge (1982),p.198n37 contra PIR,M581 and G. Barbieri, 'L'albo senatorio da Settimio Severo a Carino', Roma (1952)169- 70n802. M.Corbier, Tituli V,p.727, merely describes the son as 'patronus'.)

C610=11773 (=Engesser,

127)

IB62 C.Iulius Fortunatianus e.v.

. . . Father of above (q.v.). A possible descendant is C.Iulius Sallustius Saturni[nusl Fortunat- ianus, patron of Cuicul (A249),(cf.PIR,1540).

C610=11773 (=Engesser,

126)

IB63 _, (-Plu_i [-Janus

c.v.,sevir turmae ee.qq.RR., triumvir a.a.a.f.f.,allectus In patricias familias, quaest- or,praet.urbanus candidatus, leg.Numidiae,cos., [XV] vir s.f.,X[II] vir [U]rbis Romae, [praef.] alimentorum, [cur. u]uarum et Mini[ciae] e[t] alvei Tiberis.

Sufetula (B) Sufetula (B)? . A dedication was erected to him by Aelius Felix and Fabius Donatus, who describe him (after a long cursus) as 'patrono perpetuo'. This is the only occurrence of this expression being employed by private clients to an indivi-dual in Africa,and the patronate may refer to Sufetula. For municipal patroni perpetui, cf. B107,B142,C149,C150,C151,C152,A156,C157,B187, B202, all from proconsular Africa, and none earlier than the third century.

C11338=D1198 (=Engesser,

146)

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


IB64 Aelius Celsus (senator;filia?- consularis femina, cf.PIR,A158)

Thuburbo Minus (Z) Thuburbo Minus(2)? or Bulla Regia(2)?

197 His (presumed) daughter Aelia Celsinilla, consularis femina, patron of Thuburbo Minus (B107), and mother of Agrius Celsinianus, consularis vir and curator of Thuburbo Minus and Bulla Regia (IC21-21a), may have derived her patronate through Celsus or through (Agrius), her husband (q.v.IB75).

cf.ILA414= AE(1915)37

1B64a .. Bulla Regia (Z)

.. .. Celsus patria may have been Bulla Regia. His daughter is honoured with a person unknown at Bulla Regia (AE(1953)84). The text may have been erected by the ordo, which erected a statue to Agria Tannonia (c.p.), daughter of Agrius Celsinianus, his grandson and a curator at Bulla Regia (C25523). Alternatively, the family's connection with Bulla Regia may have owed to (Agrius), husband of Celsus' daughter (q.v. IB75a). The probability of Celsus being patron in these circumstances would be remote.

cf. (1) AE(1953)84 (2) C25523

IB65 (=B92?)

M.Munius Primus Statianus c.p.

Avedda (2) -Avedda (Z) 198- 211

Two dedications at Avedda to his father are known. The first describes him as 'eq.Rom.,flam. perp.,patri M. Muni Primi Statiani c.p. civi et patrono...primo [civil urn vere meren[ti]' and is erected by the ordo (ILA438=ILT1210=AE(1914) 244). The second, probably also erected by the ordo, describes him as 'eq.Rom., [fll.perp.civi largi[ssi]mo et ampliter munifico,patronis' (C14373). A twin to this latter dedication presumably honoured another Munius as patron (and possibly more than one), unless 'patronis' is a mason's error for 'patrono'. Statianus, whose senatorial status is so obviously a matter of pride, is the most probable candidate if 'patronis' was deliberately inscribed, and if an error, his patronate is in any case highly probable. For Statianus' father, and the unknown Munius, see B92 and B92.

cf. (1) ILA438=ILT1210 =AE(1914)244 (2) C14373

1866 (=C94)

(=P62, 70)

L.Iulius Victor Modianus, L.fil.Pap. ev.,proc.d.d.d.Auggg.nnn. tractuus Numidiae a frumentis

vicus Maracitanus (8)

vicus Maracitanus (B)

., A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo or a client?), 'ob eximiam erga se benevolentiam [et] integritate[m -]'. A similar dedication from the same community is known for L.lulius Victor, L.fil.Pap. ((centurio) coh.I urb.Sever.,laterculensis,ostiarius, scriniarius praeff.pr.ee.mm .vv.), evidently a relative, and of a similar (early third cent-ury) date. The text is erected by the ordo, describes Victor as a citizen (optimo civi'), and praises him in similar terms ('innocentiss-imo vir[o] ob] nimia mer[ita-]ororum [-]admir- abilem benevolentiam erga singulos universosq. optimo civi'). The dedication to Modianus, by analogy, was probably also erected by his grate-ful patria. The patronate, by-passed for his

(contd)

ILT575=AE(1942- 3)105

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


1866 (contd) relative (brother?) Victor, may have been accorded to Modianus in recognition of his more illustrious rank. Modianus was also patron of Thagaste (C94) 120 Km. N.W., where he may have had connections or interests - all other procurators known as patrons in procon-sular Africa prior to the fourth century being patroni patriae (adopted patria, in the case of M.Rossius Vitulus (C93)) (see p.293 A-35).

1867 anon. (perhaps)[-]Pica, or [-]Pica[tianus]) [indul]gentia Seve[ri d.n. ? et Antionini et [Getae] Au[ggg.dignitate] exornatorum i[n] turmas adlect[o]rum usus, omnib.ho[norlib. functus, sacerdos [L]i[b.Patr.?)

Thubursicu Numidarum(N.P.)

Thubursicu Numidarum (N.P.)

198- 211

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the curiae ('univ[ersael curiae...[ob meri]ta eius in sin[gul.uni]vers[osque] '). A feast was provided at the statue's dedication, either by the curiae, or by the recipient's children or heirs.

ILAlgI 1301

1867A Anicius Faustus Paulinus (cf.C3.7473 - leg.Aug.pr.pr . (Moesiae inferioris)

Uzappa (B) Uzappa (B) .. Both his father Q. Anicius Faustus and his younger brother, Sex Anicius Faustus Paulinianus, are attested as patrons of Uzappa (B95,897-8), and it is inherently improbable that he would be passed over as patron in preference for a brother who was both younger and young (Paulin- ianus is only a clarissimus iuvenis when his patronate is recorded). Paulinus is not,however, attested epigraphically in Africa. For the potential patronate of his two sons at Uzappa see IC23a and 1884A (& cf.IC23 & A248).

cf.C11933=15254 =AE(1946)61adn. =MEFR XCVIII (1986)141-64

=Chiron18(l988) 377-82

1868 Ti.Claudius Claudianus,P.fil. Quir. sa[cer]do[s L]aur[enti]um Lav[inatium],[sace]rdos VII vi[repul.],candidat[us] Augg[g. prae]tor Mutel]ar[ius],leg. leg.XIII Gem. et V [M]aced.

Pi[a]e,praepos[itus] vexilla- [t]. Dacis[c.], l[eg.leg. II] Adiutr., [leg.] Auggg.pro pr. [provi Pan.infer.,cos.,c.v.

Calama (N.P.) Calama(N.P.)? Rusicade (N)? or Nicaea (Bith- ynia)?

199- 204

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo? - '[d.d.]p.[p.] ' as read for the final line (18) by S.Gsell (ILA1g1 279),best corresponds to the fragmentary letters, rendered by CIL and ILAlg as vertical strokes, adjacent to the letter 'P', but the text is particularly corrupt). Lines 15-17 are so far impenetrable, and might contain the name of a client. Analogy with ILAlgII 29 makes mention of earlier posts occupied by Claudianus unlikely. A brief laudation, followed by the phrase 'municipium/es Kal- mensium,patrono', however, remains possible (cf. ILAlgI 280-282). Claudianus is mentioned in two other African texts, both from Rusicade, Numidia, c75 Km.N.W. of Calama. One is a dedication to his sister,Claudia Gallitta, P.f.Quir by her husband, a local equestrian (ILA1gII 29), the other a dedi-cation to his wife, [P]omponia Germanilla, cl.f., by a certain L.Cornelius Restitutus, praef.classis Flaviae Pannonicae. The second dedication, presumably erected in the patria of Restitutus, may reflect Rusicade origin for Pomponia, for Claudianus (or for both), or perhaps property and other interests held

(contd)

C5349=ILA1g1 279 =AE(1977)858 =0980)950

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB68 (contd) there by the couple. Alternatively,the only connection with Rusicade may have been through Claudianus sister, married to a local, and because Resitutus, also a local, had served under Claudianus in Pannonia. W.Eck has recently advocated Bithynian origin for Claudianus, on the basis of a text erected by Philon,oecon-omos, to his mistress, Claudia Gallita, whom Eck identifies with Claudianus' sister ('Mis- cellanea Prosopographica',ZPE,42(1981),PO.254- 6). Bithynian origin leaves unexplained the existence of a statue to Claudianus in Calama, where he is otherwise not known to have had connections. Eck suggests the possibility that he was patron ofCalama(ib.p.255n143), but how was the bond formed, if not through local origin? The identification of the Bithynian Gallitta with her namesake cannot be ruled out, but is made more remote by the existence of a homonym, wife of a local aedile from Scupi in Moesia, with whom she is obviously not connected (C3.8205).

IB69 (=899)

Sex.Caecilius Volusianus consularis

Thibiuca (Z) Thuburbo Minus(Z) or locale

200- 17

Patron of Thuburbo Minus, Volusianus may also have been patron of neighbouring Thibiuca and Bordj Touta, where his son Sex.Caecilius Aemili-anus is recorded as patron (C82-82a), and patron of an unknown municipium (Avitta Bibba?) also in the vicinity, where his father Sex Caecilius Crescens Volusianus was patron (856).

cf.ILA418=AE(1914) 250=(1915)subl5

IB69a . Bordj Touta (Z)

. . See comments above. cf.C25367=ILT1168

=AE(1899)37=(1915) subl5

IB69b . mun.(-)(Z)

(=Avitta Bibba(Z)? Thubba(Z)? or Bordj Touta(Z)) (El Bath (Z))

. . . cf.C1174=D1451 =1LT1159

1870 Q.Caecilius Honoratianus e.v.

Thugga (2) Thugga (Z) 205- 17

His son, Q.Caecilius [R]estitutianus,Pap. was honoured with a statue by the ordo Presp. municipii Thu[gg.]'). The text is complete. Cf.IA30a for dedications to family members of known patrons, whose patronate is not mentioned.

C26635b=ILA541 =AE(1916)5

IB71 P.Petronius Victoricus Abbir Maius (Z) Karthago (Z) 211-17 (or soon after)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordines of Carthage and Abbir Maius jointly, for Petronius' part in securing 'immunitas' to the benefit of both communities. The exact nature of the 'immunitas' is unknown, but may have involved exemption from the 'tributum soli' (cf. AE(1963)94 at Thugga (=IB4) for a similar text, and the commentary of C.Poinssot, loc.cit.) No cursus is known for Petronius, but he was

lcontd)

AE(1975)872= J.Gascou,'La politique munici-pale de Rome en Afrique du Nord', ANRW 10.2,p.284

AME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB71 (contd) clearly an eminent individual (note the description 'laudatissimus vir') in Carthage (cf. A. Beschaouch, 'La decouverte d'Abbir Maius', municipe de Caracalla en Afrique Proconsulaire (Tunisie)', BSNAF (1974),pp.118-23).

IB72 anon. Vega (2) Vaga (Z)? C211- A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the C14400

[-,praeplositus vexill. leg.II[I Aug.?-in expeld-itione Brittan[ica, -, missus ob comparationem] frume[nti-, - pro]vinci[ae -,-]x Germ

35 ordo?).

[ani - ]

IB73 [P.Aelius Sec]undinus Thugga (2) Thugga (Z)? 219- A lacunary dedication was erected by the ordo C26577=ILT1420 VII vi[r epul]onum,fra[ter Aryans], [con]sularis, v.c.

34 P[mun.?] Thugga p.p.') to Secundinus and another Aelius, possibly his son. A possible reading for line 2 - '[civib. et patronis] bon[is,mun.?] Thugga p.p. has parallels with another Thuggan text (C26622) - 'uterque ordo [re]muneratus boni civis et [p]atroni merita'. Other lacunae in the text, however, may have mentioned the patronate of both (or either).

II II IB74 Q.A[elius -] II II See comments above. A less plausible alternative

to the suggested reading above, would make Q. kelius -], quaestor,legate or proconsul in Gallia Narbonensis (e.g. '[leg.pro pr.prov. Nar]bon[ens.f).

IB75 (-Agrius -) Thuburbo Minus (2) Thuburbo Minus(2)? c220- His wife, Aelia Celsinilla (consularis femina) cf.ILA414=

(cos.?) or Bulla Regia (Z)? 40 mother of Agrius Celsinianus (consularis vir and curator of Thuburbo Minus and Bulla Regia) presumably derived her patronate of Thuburbo

AE(1915)37

Minus either from her father Aelius Celsus {q.v. IB64) or himself (cf.B107).

1B75a Bulla Regia (2) A dedication to his wife and a person unknown (Agrius himself or more probably their son) may have described either or both as patron. The dedicand is unknown (cf. AE(1953)84). If his wife was also patron of Bulla Regia, her pat-ronate possibly derived from (Agrius'). A dedi-cation by the ordo to their son's daughter Agria Tannonia (c.p.)(cf.IC21A) suggests that the son, a curator of Bulla Regia, was also so honoured, and the dedication may have recorded his patronate (q.v.IC21a).

Cf. (1) AE(1953)84 (2) C25523

1576 Aelia Celsinilla 11

See the comments above and at tB64a. (=B107) consularis femina

ORIGO

Cirta (N)

DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

c222 His wife, Oscia Modes[ta-lial-]ia Cornelia cf. [Pja[t]ruina Publiana,M.f.(c.f.), and his (1) C23832=AE(1898) son C.Arrius Calpurnius Longinus,C.f.Quir. 112=(1899)antel (c.v. etc.,leg.Karthaginis) may ultimately =(1915)sub 23 have derived their patronate of Avioccala from Arrius (cf.B113 & B114). Arrius is re-corded only once in Africa on a dedication to his son by a client (ILA279=AE(1915)23). His son is described as c(larissimus) p(uer), Arrius as consularis memoriae vir (and thus already dead). In fact, Arrius' death must soon have followed his consulship, as his son was himself consul c238, a mere 16 years later. Arrius, of Numidian extraction, may have been residing on estates in Pisidian Antioch with his family at the time of his death, since he is attested there as patron (cf. PIR A1095), but held no official post in the province. Oscia and her son may have returned to their African estates (at Avioccala and Thuburbo Maius - cf. ILA279) on Arrius' demise, as all inscriptions attesting their presence post date 222. It is not, therefore, even certain whether Arrius ever visited his wife's African praedia after their marriage, but the eminence of the Arrian gens at this time may have induced Avioccala (and perhaps Thuburbo Maius) to co-opt him in absentia.

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

1B77 C.Arrius Calpurnius Frontinus Honoratus,C.f.Quirina (cf.PIR,A1095: III vir monet-alis a.a.a.f.f., al[lectus ab imp.- inte]r patr[icios], quaestor candidatus,praetor candid.,augur,cos.,c.v.

Avioccala (Z)

(2)C23831=AE(1898) 111=(1899)ante1

1878 (Oscius) Avioccala (Z) Oscia Modesta's patronate of Avioccala may also have derived from her father (Oscius),unknown, but clearly a considerably important personage, as may be judged by his daughter's brilliant marriage, and her (tenuous) claim to descent from the famous Scipio's (IGRRP I 336).

IB78A L.Sextilius Felix Clodianus dec.col.Antonianae (sic) Kartag.

Thibaris (Z) Thibaris (Z) 228 His daughter, Sextilia Clodia Fadianilla, is honoured with a statue by the ordo ('r.p.Thib . ), 'ob merita patris eius'. The text is complete.

1LA512=AE(1913)165

1B79 (P.) Aradius Paternus C.V.,COS. (=Aradius Paternus, leg.Aug. praes.prov. (Cappodociae), AE(1964)5? cf. Tituli V (1982),p.713)

Bulla Regia (Z) Bulla Regia (Z) c231 His wife, Furcilia Optata T[iberia?]na, presumably derived her patronate at Bulla Regia (B110) from Aradius, rather than from her father, Furcilius Cen[sor? Au]gur, a non-senatorial (?) 'notable de Bulla' (M. Corbier, Tituli V, p.693. cf. pp.691 & 713). For the Aradii and their collaterals, see B78,B79,C105A,C106-106a,B110,B137,B146, A164-164e.

ined.(=Tituli V, pp.691,693,713)

IB79A P.Aradius Paternus Rufinianus Aelianus[Iu]n. c.p.

The son of the patron Furcilia Optata T[iberia?]na (B110) and(P) Aradius Paternus (IB79 above,q.v.) he is known like his parents, only from an un-published text. His father may be identical to a homonymous legate of Cappadocia in 231, he him-self to P.Aradi[us] Patern[us] Rufini[anus -] (C6.31948-Cf,Tituli V. p.713).

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


188° anon. Vina (Z)?

Sidi bou Arkoub

238? A lacunary dedication was erected to him by

ILA324=ILT805= X vir sitlitibus iudicand-

(Sidi-bou-

(Z)?

the ordo ('[pec. pu]bl. ex decr.spl. o[rdin-

D8980=AE(1909) is], [trib.mil.leg.I? Adiu)

Arkoub(Z). is. -]'), 'lob exi]miam eius in se aldfect-

22

tricis p.f., [quaest.] tri- near Vina)

ioneW. For a date of 238 cf. 08980 adn & bulnus plebis], praetor, G. Barbieri (op.cit.,pp.376-7n2140). J.Fitz [procos.prov.Sic]iliae,

(Tituli IV (1982),p.330) prefers 218-22. [curator viae Labicalnae et Latinae ve[teris],leg.leg.VII [Claudiae?],[-]nus,sace[rdos -] , fleg.Aug.pr.pr.prov.Aqui]- .. tanicae, [consul ordin]arius a sena[tu destinatus]

1881 C.Attius Alcimus Felicianus (signo) [-IsHid[-]id[

(=B117) (advocatus fisci provinciar. XI,proc.alimentor.per Trans-padum,Histriam,Liburniam),proc. per Flaminiam Umbriam [Picenum], (vice proc.quadrag.Galliar. - cf. C23963),proc.privatae per Salariam Tiburtinam Valeriam Thusciam,proc.ann.prov.Narbon., proc.ferr.,proc.sacrae monetae, proc.hereditatium Romae,cur. opens amphitheatri,magister summarum rationum,magister summae privatae,vice praef.vig., praef.annonae,(vice)praef.praet., p.v.

Abbir Cella (2) municipium

Aurellium C[ommodianum? -1(2)

250 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by

the ordo?). Compare a dedication at the same date by the ordo of municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum? -] (c8 Km. north of Abbir Cella) recording Attius as patronus patriae. Attius' praedia presumably lay in between both communi-ties, and patronage of both must be considered highly probable.

C23948=AE(1894)

53

1882 anon. Sufetula (8) [trib.latic.leg.-]cis,quaestor, [-,iluridicus per Flaminiam et P[icenum,XV vir sa]cris faciun-dis,praes.prov.PanInoniae,pro-cos.prov. Mace]doniae,(procos. prov.) Dalm(a)tia(e), agens vice (p)raef. [Urbis?] (or [praetorio]).

Sufetula (B)? c250 A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo ('[-] universus populus').

AE(1949)61=( 1952) 95.(1959)204b= (1961)37

1883 C.Valerius Gallianus (=N829) Honoratianus

[i.]c.

Uzappa (B) Uzappa (8)

250- A dedication to him by the ordo P[o]rdo

70 mun[ic.] Uz[a]P[P]ensis') describes him as 'patroni f[il.] (see under his father, Valerius Rogatianus, 8118), and his brother Valerius V[-], as 'pa[tronus?r, without naming Honoratianus himself as patron.For the possibility that co-optation may have been deferred, cf. chapterVkpp.187-4.

C11935

1884 Valerius VI-) 11 1 1 1 1 Valerius was possibly patron like his father. The letters 'pa' in a lacuna after his (fragmentary) cognomen may have des-cribed this fact (see comments above).

11

His grandfather,Q.Anicius Faustus (896), and uncle, Sex.Anicius Faustus Paulinianus (B97-8) are attested as patrons of Uzappa. His brother, Sex.Cocceius Anicius Faustus Paulin-us, may have been patron of Thubursicu Bure c75 Km. north west of Uzappa whilst proconsul in 261-2 (cf. 1C23). One consequence of Paulinus proconsulate will have been a re-sumption of ties with his patria, Uzappa, where he was probably already patron (cf. IC23a) by derivation from his father Anicius Faustus Paulinus, the eldest son of Q.Anicius Faustus(cf. 1867A). Flavianus' own patronate of Uzappa is premised on the probability that his father and younger brother were patrons there. Even though he is not personally at-tested as having been present in proconsular Africa, there was certainly continuity of con-tact through his mother. Co-optation of a younger brother over an elder, seemsimprobable. If any selection of the sons of a patron were made by a community, the prejudice would tend to work the other way, but there is no clear evidence from Africa at least (cf.pp.187-8), that any discrimination of this sort occurred.


Uzappa (B)

ORIGO

Uzappa (B)

DATE

c251-2 1884A M.Cocceius Anicius Faustus (=A248) Flavianus

(cf.ILAlg II 3596 - consular., XV vir,curator coloniar. Cirta)

REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

cf.C11933=15254 =AE(1946)61 adn. =MEFR XCV111(1986) 141-64=Chiron 18 (1988)377-82.

1885 [- Ant -I adl[ectus inter quaestorius ab -], aedilis plebi.,[co]m. Aug.[praet?,-1,praef. Min-[iciae], [iuridicus Flamin- inae] et Umbriae, [adlectus in-ter colnsulares ab[imp.Gallieno] , praes[es prov. -],praef.aerario

Mactaris (13) Mactaris (B) 253- A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the 68 ordo ('[ordo populusq. M]act.') 'ob insignem

in patr[iam civesque singulo]s amorem'. The dedication jointly honours his son L. Ant[-], '[ob mIerita patris atq. in ci[ves suos obse-quentiam?] . (q.v. below). Both may have been described as patron, in the lacunae following their cursus.

C11810=p.2372= ILT527=AE(1888)101 =Bardo 102

1886 L.Ant[-]

See comments above, eq.R.,[X vir] stlitib.iudic.

1887 L.Instanius Commodus Asicius A[diutor?], Pap. [-]splendidissimae col. Thugg.,[-],dumviralicius, aedilicius

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z) c260-8 Some post or title connected with 'splendidissimae col. Thugg.' has disappeared in a lacuna. The words 'patrono', or 'curatori', are the most probable alternatives. The patron of Thugga, [-Vib]ius Minervianus, may be an ancestor (cf.B100).The text was inscribed on the base of a statue, erected to him (probably) by the ordo. A gift of gold statues by Instanius is mentioned.

C26601

1888 Mummius Faustianus cos.

Thugga (Z)? 262 C.Poinssot (14.Licinius Rufus,patronus pagi et ined.=BACTHn.s.V or Karthago (Z)? civitatis Thuggensis', BACTHn.s.V(1969),p.238 (1969),p.238n85

n85) gives no indication as to the nature of the text on which Mummius appears, but does not catalogue him amongst Thugga's patrons. Possib- ly the text was a lacunary dedication by the ordo to Mumm4us, and thus may have named him as patron.

(contd)

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT flATF DrCrlarkIrC

1888 (contd)

■ .■ ..■ ......“ ...“ ....... ■■ .....

Poinssot believes that Mummius, and a contemp-orary, A. Vitellius Felix Honoratus, were in- strumental in Thugga's promotion to 'colonia' under Gallienus. The latter - a procurator - is honoured with a statue by the ordo, 'pro libertate publica volumtaria (sic) et gratuita legatione functo', but not termed patron (C26582=D9018). An Ostian text (C14.5357) gives Mummius name as Nummius Fausianus. The cognomen is an error for Faustianus(cf. AE(1975)819) and Nummius likewise requires alteration, although still rendered as Nummius in PIR N232 (cf.PIR M706 for a probable relative).

IN,ILM.V.,,-.

1B89 anon.

[-, omnib.holn[oribu]s patriae suale flu[n]ctus, defensor causar[um] publicarum mun.sui Vallitani

Vallis (Z) Vallis (Z) C2-early C3 (ante

235-8)

A lacunary dedication was erected either to the anonymous defensor whose posts appear in the genitive, or to a relative. In the former case, the text may have commenced '0b memoriam' etc. The dedicand appears from the context to have been the ordo. Details of the beneficium in-volved are unfortunately fragmentary - 'defen-soris causar[um] publicarum mun.sui Vallitani [qui in]vestigatione[-]'. Another defensor causae publicae, [- Gabinius? Cljemens Clodianus, was patron of Thugga (B75).

C14784

1890 M.Lurius Faustus Caecilianus, M.fil.Arn. equo publ.adlectus,praef. coh.II Bra.,[-]

Belalis Major (Z) Belalis Major (Z)?

C2-C3 (ante

268) (C2?)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). The editor of the text, A.Mahjoubi ('Recherches d'histoire et d'archeologie a Hen-chir el-Faouar (Tunisie), la cite des Belalitani Maiores', Tunis (1978),pp.96-7) prefers a second century date ('l'epoque antonine').

AE(1978)851

1891 D.Iulius M[-], D.f.Arn. trib.[milj -]

Segermes (B) Segermes (B) .. A lacuna either side of the post 'trib. mil. ' may have added the detail 'patrono'. The dedication to Julius was decreed by the ordo, but the cost of its erection was remitted by Julius ' parents.

C23069=AE(1905) 129=Bardo 75

1892 anon. [p]raeses Maure[taniae?]

1893 anon. [-] et expe[dition -]

Sutunurca (Z)

Thubba (Z)

Sutunurca (Z)?

Thubba (Z)

C2-C3?

H

CIL gives the following reading - '[p]raesidi Maure[taniae -] '. The text may, therefore, be . a dedication (by the ordo?) to a local equestr-ian who had governed Mauretania, but the absence of the word 'provinciae' is unattested in other examples of African praesides. Alternatively, the text may be a dedication to a praeses by a client, M.Aure[lius -]. Sutunurca (in Zeugi- tana), however, was never governed by praesides, and the text may originally have derived from elsewhere.

All that is legible in the text is a fragment of a cursus (senatorial or equestrian?), 'Het expe[dition -]'. We may possibly have a dedication to an individual by the ordo.

C24005

C14298

DATE —.. ,

1894

—..._ ......• ........

anon. [-] Aug [-] praet[-] ?

__ _

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z)? C2-C3? All that survives of the text, is'[-]Aug[-] praet[-P.CIL read 'praetor', and the text may therefore be a dedication (by the ordo?) to a local senator. Other interpretations are, of course, possible (e.g. '[praef.classis]praet.', Ivet.ex]praet[orianisP, or even '[praet]er'), nor is it certain that 'Aug. forms part of the curs us.

C26584

1895 [-]asius Sopa[ter H onoratus,Pap. eq.R., [ - ,aed]ilicius,11 vir

,, Thugga (Z) late C2- C3 (161-

268)

A dedication erected to him by the ordo, 'fob multipl]icem et proba[tam in p)atriam et ci[ves affe]ctionem et [-]ii in aedili[hon]es-tam ex[ -lem . , may have added the title Cpatro- no') , after 'eq.R.'.

C26617

1896 anon. Vallis (Z) Vallis (Z) 161- 324

(beg.- mid

C3?)

The ordo erected a dedication to the relative of a 'flamen perpet.,duumviralis,patronus municipii sui' (8129), who may equally be a patron, particularly given the stated motiva-tion of the ordo 'ad remunerandam merita utriusque eorum'.

C14786

1897 “ Bordj Touta (Z)

(=municipium(-)) Thuburbo Minus

(Z)? post 175

(C3?)

The ordo erected a dedication to the relative of a 'clarissimus vir, patronus municipi' (B130), perhaps also a patron.

C25368

1898 L.Caesius Marcellus proc.Aug.,e.v.

Siagu (Z) Siagu (Z) post 175 (C3?)

The ordo erected a statue to his son, L.Caesius Marcellus Florentinus (c.p.), as patron (B131). Florentinus' age indicates that his patronate ultimately derived from his father.

ILA305=AE(1912) 157

1899 [-, -f.) Papir[ia] omni[bus honoribus in cob- nia sua Mac]tarita[na funct- .., ............4 nt.e.” Ulf.' anmni

Mactaris (B) Mactaris (8) late C2 -early C3 (176-

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo ('Id.d.]p.p.').

BACTH(1951-2) 197n3

217)

18100 Q.Appaeus Saturninus Iuven- tianus, P.fil.Ter. e.v.

Gori (Z) (Mn el Djour,10 Km.E. of Gori)

Gori (Z) 180- The ordo erected a statue to his son Q.Appaeus 11T768=AE(1928)

268 Felix Flavianus(signo) HeNeH,Q.f.,((c.p. or 27 & sub 30 (193- c.i.]), as 'cives et patronus' (B132). Given

235?) his son's age, his patronate probably ultimately derived from Saturninus.

Bir Chana (Z) (2 Km.from Mn el Djour)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?), in which he is described as 'e.v.patri Q.Appaei Felicis Flaviani c.m.i.,sac.u.R.a.,f1. PP. [et] II vi[r. -I'. The text - later than that above, since his son as c(larissimae) m(emoriae) i(uvenis), has recently died - may have described

(contd)

C24054=AE(1894) 47=Bardo 499


REFERENCE

• n J -,equo publico orn.],flam[en

Aug.perp.col.I.Kar.?,p]rae-fec[tus fabrum ad aerarium a co]s.delatus[-]

18100a (contd) both father and son as patrons in the final lacuna. The posts 'sac.u.R.,fl.pp. and II vi[r]', attributed by M.S. Bassignano (op.cit.,p.230-1 nl) to the son, more probably belong to Saturn-inus. Very few other examples of an African senator holding municipal posts are known (cf. IR1624,D5857,AE(1979)657). Bir Chana lies only 2 Km. from the Mn el Djour, where the text recording the son's patronate of Gori was found, and probably adjoined the Appaean praedia.

18101 Q.Appaeus Felix Flavianus (=13132) (signo) He(-le[-J

c.m.i.,(sac.u.R.,f,.pp.,II

vir? - See comments above)

Bir Chana (2) (2 Km. from Mn el Djour)

Gori (2) 180- 268

(193- 235?)

See comments above. C24054=AE(1894) 47=Bardo 499

18102 L.Domitius Gallicanus Papinianus c.v.,praet.,praef.aer.Satur-ni, riurlid.[-](M.Corbier, Tituli V (1982)742,cf.PIR, D148 & G. Barbieri,op.cit., p.206n1016 - M.Corbier's interpretation allows for the inclusion of later posts in the following lacuna: cf. C2.4115; cos.;leg. Aug.pr.pr .Dalmatiae,leg.Aug. pr.pr.H.C.,leg.Aug.pr.pr .pro-vinciae Germaniae inferioris)

Vina (Z) Karthago (Z)? or Vina (Z)?

early C3 A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the (c193- ordo ('un[iversus ord]o splen[did.municipi]

238) Vinensiu]m] . ). He is generally considered to be identical to the Carthaginian Gallicanus, whom Herodian mentions during the African revolt of 238 (7,11,3-7 cf. PIR,D148,G.Barbieri, op.cit.,p.206n1016, M. Corbier, Tituli, V, p. 742).

ILA322=AE(1917- 18)90

The ordo honoured his daughter [Aradia] Ros[cia -] C14470 ne[-]e?[-] Calpurnia Purgilla,P.f.(c.p.) as patron (B146). By virtue of her age and sex, her patronate indubitably derived from her father, who, being himself only a iuvenis at the time of the dedication, probably owed his patronate in

turn to that of his father (Ti.Aradi[us Saturninus?] c.v.? - q.v. below). For the pro-bable identification of Tiberianus with two other Aradii, L.Aradius Roscius Rufin[us] (med.) and L. Aradius Roscius Rufinus Saturninus Tiberianus (C10.6439), cf. M. Corbier, Tituli V, p.713. For other Aradii and their collaterals as patrons, see 878, B79,C105A,C106-106a,B110,B137,B146,A164-164e.

18103 P.Aradius Roscius Rufinus

Bulla Regia (Z)

Bulla Regia (Z)

beg.- Saturninus Tiberianus mid C3

c.i.

IB104 Ti. Aradi[us Saturninus?] c.v.

Father, as it seems, of above (q.v. for com-mentary). He is known only from an unpublished text (cf. M.Corbier, loc.cit.).

ined.(cf. Tituli,V, p.713)

No NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORI

IB104A Geminia Vulcacia Utika (Z) Utika (2) beg.- mid C3

A dedication erected by the ordo jointly honours Q.Octavius Volusius Thuscenius,c.v., cos.etc., described as 'patronus a parent[ibus] and Geminia, '[eius singularis virtutis] mirae bonitatis et eximiae innoc[entiae feminae]. A lengthy lacuna at the end of the text wherein Geminia's husband is described as patron (B134) may similarly have mentioned her own patronate. Cf. C149-52 for a senatorial family as patrons of Utika.

- - - -

C1182=14312

IB105 M.Aemili[us -) e.v.,[-] proc.Augu[storum? (or -stiflad vectigal XXI her.Umbri[ae et Tusciae, adiutor ad]cens. proc.[-]

Touza (B) Touza (B)? n A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). He is taken as an African by H.G. Pflaum ('Carrieres', pp.994-6n282 bis.), but does not appear in the album of African equestrians compiled by M.G. Jarrett (op.cit.). Was he procurator of the region which included Touza?

AE(1963)64

IB106 T.Flav[ius -] e.m.(v.)

Amreedara (B) Ammaedara (B) C3 His daughter, [Flavia -], T. Flav[ii -]e.m.(v.) f., was honoured by the ordo ('[de]curiones colla[ta pe]cunia posuer[unt.D.d.?]')for her munificence Pob me[rita et insig]nem singu[lar-emq.] munificen[tiam eius] in ordinem et po[pu- lum] coloniae Amma[eda]rensis patriae suae').

AE(1977)853= Bardo 36

IB107 [-]rus? c.p.?

Hippo Regius (2) Hippo Regius (Z)? n A very fragmentary text, apparently a dedication by the ordo, reads '[-]r?i.c.p.[-]d.d.' The hon -orand might conceivably be c(larissimus) p(uer) or i(uvenis) c(larissimus), p(atronus?). His patronate, if recorded, presumably derived from his father.

Libyca IV (1954) p.301n9=AE(1958) sub140

IB108 [-]Clemens v.e.

Leptis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna (T) n His son,[-1, Clementis,v.[R?), fil., either a militiis himself or son of Clemens a militiis(cf. H.Devijver, 'Prosopographia', p.315,C278b1s) was patron of Lepcis Magna (B135). The fact that the

son employs his father's full name in giving his filiation, suggests that he was young - probably in his twenties - and may have, there-fore,derived his patronate from his father.

IRT591

[

IB109 (-Annaeus) Fulvianus Muzuc (B) Muzuc (B) n

.

M.Annaeus Maximus Aquila Fulvianus,(c.p.) was honoured as patron (B136) in an inscription erected by the Fulviani maiores (presumably his father and other representatives of the Annaei). If patron of Muzuc - the sense in which 'patrono' is taken by G.Barbieri,op.cit., p.387n2216 and M. Corbier, Tituli V,p.727 (but cf.R.P. Sailer, op.cit.,p.195n4) - his age suggests that his patronate ultimately derived from his father.

C12065

No. NAME AND RANK

18110 anon. Saradi (Z)

w"..Ay

Saradi (2)

UM..

C3

...--.•..“ ....“ -.....-■■.-..

A lacunary dedication erected by the ordo ('[o]rdo Saraditanus d.d.pecunia [sua colnstituit') appears to honour an anonymous relation of 2 egregrii viri ('[-1 in civis Sara[d -p]arentum eius [-] et Deciani ee. vv.') but other interpretations are possible.

-...- .____

C23821=AE(1898) 101

IB111 (Seius) Thibaris (Z) Thibaris (2) .. His daughter, Seia Potitia Consortiana (c.m.f., mater Rosci Potiti Memmiani, c.v.), was honoured as patron by the ordo (B137), 'ob insignem eius et innumerabile(m)liberalitatem qua ordine(m) et patriam donatione sua amplificavit'. Her co-optation presumably derived ultimately from her father (Seius) or her husband (Roscius),a collateral of the Aradii (g.v.below).

ILA511=AE(1913) 13

IB112 (Roscius) I I .. II See comments above. II

I8113 Roscius Potitus Memmianus C. V.

., ., n His mother was patron (see above). ..

IB114 anon. Thuburbo Maius (Z) Thuburbo Maths (Z) ., Three of his sons, [A]pollodor[usl, Paternus, and ? , all clarissimi pueri, are described as patrons in a dedication erected by the ordo (B138,8139, B140). Their patronate indubitably derived from their father, whose name would have appeared on the text, perhaps (but not necessarily) with the title of patron recorded.

ILT722=AE(1942-3) 103

I8115 [-]anus C.V.

Thugga (2) Thugga (2) ., Two persons, one anonymous, the other a certain [- Re?]ginula, (c.f.) are honoured by the ordo ('d.d.p.p.'). They are connected to [-]anus (c.v.) who may be their father and husband respectively, or possibly the father of both. His patronate may have been mentioned in the text.

C26583=ILT1425

IB115A [- Re?]ginula, [uxor? (or filia?) -]ani c.v. c.f.

. . ” . , Possibly described as patron in the lacunary dedication to her and to her daughter (or son?, or sister?) erected by the ordo. See above.

..

IB115B anon. .. II See above. II

IB116 Latinius Felicianus II viralicius

Ureu (2) Ureu (Z) n His son, Q.Latinius Primosus Puniscus was patron of Ureu (8141) and describes himself as 'Latini Feliciani II viralici filius', indicative of his youth (cf. IB108 above). His patronate may, therefore, have derived from his father.

AE(1975)875

"71 1

No NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE

REASON FORI NCLUSION

REFERENCE

18117 Ho[-Ills, Rufin[us?] (cf. C1223 'ho[noratissimi et nobi]lis? and C14387 Ho[ratii - Martia]lis?)

Vaga (2) Vaga (2) C3 His granddaughter, Surdinfia -] (c.f.), is honoured by the decurions 'ob ins[ignem atque singulairem av[i innocentiam et mul]tifOrme(m ipsius liberalita]tem in un[iversos saepe exhibitiam]'. Rufinus may have been described as patron in the lacuna after his name (cf.C1223 - 'patroni nostri'vel 'proconsulis ?), but another cognomen is possible.

C1223=14387= p.932=p.2526

18118 anon. (husband of Surdin[ia -] c.f.)

. . . Surdinfia -I (c.f.)(q.v. above) was presumably defined as wife or daughter of a person unknown, prior to being defined as granddaughter of Rufinus (cf. G.Barbieri, op.cit.,p.3B5n2204, and M. corbier, Tituli V, p.742), either of whom may have been senatorial and described as patron.

18119 anon. (father of Surdin[ia -],c.f.)

. . . See comments above.

18119A Surdin[ia -]neptis Ho[-]lis Rufin[i -],c.f.

II II II " (Her patronate may have been described in the lacuna at the end of the text.)

II

18120 anon. [-, p]rae[tIor urba[nus, - e]x agens ibi vice [-]

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum?-] (Z)

municipium Aurell- ium C[ommodianum?-] (2)?

. Lacunary dedication erected by an anonymous senator.

C824=12351

18121 [- Po]mpeius Faustinus Severianus c.v.,cos.

Thubursicu Bure (Z) Karthago (Z) .

(205- 61)

His wife, Maevia [Aga]thoclia ([con]sulari[s] f[emina]) was honoured by the ordo ([mu]nici-pium Sep[ti]m[iulm [Thr'u[bursicum Bure]'). Probably descendants include a Pompeius Faust-inus, who provided a benefaction at Carthage 'patria sua' (C12558,cf.C25484a) and a Pompeius Appius Faustinus praefectus urbi(AD300-1)(q.v. 18123), who is evfdently the brother of Pompeia Appia Cincia Agathoclia,honoured with her mother Appia Alexandra (c.f.) at Thugga (C26578). For a proposed stemma, cf. A.Illuminati 'Appunti di epigrafia africana', Rend.Lincei,ser.B, 27(1972),pp.470-2, and the apposite comments of M. Corbier, Tituli V, pp. 716-7.

C1438=ILT1331

18121A Maevia [Aga]thoclia,coni- u[nx - Po]mpei Faustini [Se]- veriani c.v.,cos. [con]sulari[s] f[emina]

. . See above. A lacuna at the end of the dedication to her may have described her (and/or her husband) as patron.

.

_-

18122 [- T]itisenius Datus [P]om peianus, Papir. eques Rom.,[-]splendidissimi mufnicipii -]

Thugga (Z) Thugga (Z)? . A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?),in which he is described as '[curator.] (or [patrono] ) splendidissimi mu[nicipii -]'. A relative, [- Ti]tisenius Feli[ciss]imus Corn-elianus, Papiria (aedilicius, fl.perp.)was hon-oured at Thugga for the provision of games and other unspecified liberalities (C26618=26626= ILA539).

C26581=ILT1423

7O


REFERENCE NAME AND RANK ORM

18123 Pompeius Appius Faustinus (cf.P.LR.E pp.327-8;v.c., pr.urban.,corr.Campaniae, praefectus urbi)

Thugga (Z) Karthago (Z)? c300-1 His wife, Appia Alexandria (c.f.) and daughter Pompeia Appia,Cincia Agathoclia ([c.p.? or c.f.?]) were honoured at Thugga (by the ordo?). Faustinus may have been mentioned in thelacuna. While the Pompeii Faustini, to judge by one representative (Pompeius Faustinus, C12558, cf. 18121 above) were citizens of Carthage, they were closely connected to the neighbouring communi-ties of Thugga and Thubursicu Bure, where they presumably owned estates. Intermarriage with local eminent families may also be surmised (his sister for example, shares a nomen with the Cincii, patrons of Thugga in the mid-second century, cf. B45,B46). Chronology dictates that at least one other Pompeius Faustinus inter-vened between the consul whose wife is honoured at Thubursicu Bure (18121) and our praefectus urbi, and this person was thus potentially also patron in the region. Identification with the Pompeius Faustinus attested at Carthage (C12558, cf.24584a) is highly conjectural (contra A. Illuminati, op.cit.) and no entry, therefore, appears amongst our incerti

C26578=ILT1421

18123A Appia Alexandria c.f.

0 0 0 See above. The dedicand of the statue base to Appia and her daughter, may have been the ordo. If so, both may have been honoured as patrons in the lacuna after their name.

0

181238 Pompeia Appia Cincia Agath- oclia [c.f.?] or [c.p.?]

0 0 0 See above. 0

18124 [ - T)ertullus v.c.,cives et [ - colonia Ka]rthaginis

Karthago (Z) Karthago (2) C3 -C4 Tertullus appears on a fragmentary text in the role of overseer of a building restoration ('[- in meliorem faci]em reformavit [- curante -T]ertullo v.c.,cive et [- Ka]rthaginis'). The context better suits the interpretation 'cive et [curator.),

but 'cive et patrono ' is possible. Cf. T. Kotula,'Principales almae Karthaginis', Ant.Afr. 14(1979),p.241n7, M. Corbier, Tituli V, p.717 and the comments to 1854.

ILA389=AE(1917 -

18)102

18125 T.Caesernius Concessus Severus.

Thagaste (N.P.) Thagaste (N.P.) ? His wife, Lartidia Praenestina, L.fil., was honoured with a statue by the ordo ('d.d.p.p.'), and is possibly of high status (cf. ILAlgI 881 adn.and PIR L120). The text is complete. A relative of Caesernius appears to be M.Caesern-ius Severus Sulpicianus who owned estates in the region (ILAlgI 982). His connection with the senatorial Caesernii (PIR,C180,182 & 183), descendants of the procurator T.Caesernius Statius Quinct(ius) Macedo is unknown. Two members of this family were patrons in Africa (tf.A217 & A273) and note another T.Caesernius, possibly patron in Lepcis Magna (I09).

C17217=ILA1g 1881

-72,1

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB126 anon. flam [- A]ug.,trib.[-]

Thysdrus (B) Thysdrus (B) ? A lacunary dedication was erected to or by an anonymous tribune.

C22864=ILT106

IB127 anon. Isacerdosi ur[b]is Ro[mae aeternae?, - e]q. Roman[us, -]

Tichilla (Z) Tichilla (Z)? or Karthago(Z)?

? A lacunary dedication was erected to or by an anonymous equestrian; evidently responsible for some significant benefaction (cf. the fragment '[- ilngentia[-1 . ). The post [sacerdos] ur[b]is Rolmae] (not picked up by the editors of CIL or R.Duncan-Jones, 'Equestrian Rank', p.183n252) held by our anonymous equestrian, is otherwise attested only once in proconsular Africa (cf.I IB100a), and was probably confined to Carthage (cf. the comments to C25054 & Bardo 499).

C25865

IB128 Pullaienus Bassus Uchi Maius (Z) Uchi Maius (Z)?

or Karthago (7)? ? Pullaienus, member of a well known family in

the locale, with links to Carthage (cf. B42 A B55, patrons of Thupga, and 1B7-7a) remits the cost of a statue erected by the ordo to his father or wife (the text is acephalous). The

text mentions statues decreed to his father, his wife, his children and himself, any of which may have described him as patron.

C26279=AE(1908) 268=Uchi 47

IB129 anon. sacerdos Cererum, [fl] ? p[p.?], pra[ef.] leg.IIII Scyth[i]c[ae]

Mn el Blate (Z) = T[-](or r-It[-])

Mn el Blate (Z) = THI(or [-]t[-1)

? A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo ( or[do -It[-) (or or[do]T[-] fecit).

ILT1204=AE(1931)33

IB130 anon. Bahiret es Segi (B) Bahiret es Segi(B) ? The text reads - '[-]uni patr[-] patriae[-]rur[-], and may refer to a 'patr[onus] patriae'.

C11068

IB131 anon. proc(urator?)(or proc[os.]?), [-] Siciliae [-]

Bordj bou Rial (regionis Nefza) (Z)

Bordj bou Rial (Z)?

? The text is all but incomprehensible, but appears to be a dedication to a person who had served in an official capacity in Sicily P[-]ari procc[-]api M?[ - ] Siciliae [-P).

C25483

722_

149- Priscus remitted the cost of a statue erected by 80 the ordo to his daughter, Pompeia Sosia Falconil- D1105=AE(1947)80

(soon la, after apparently rejecting a proposal by the after ordo to erect another 4 statues to his daughter, 149?) and 5 to himself(cf. W.C. McDermott,'Stemmata quid

faciunt? The descendants of Frontinus', Anc.Soc.7 (1976)p.238). The Sosii appear to have owned praedia here, as in Rome, Tibur, Volturnum, Tarra-cina, Tusculum, Bologna, Asia(?) and Minturnae, their principal residence(ib. p.259-60). McDermott believes that (a) the occasion for the erection of a statue to his daughter, was his arrival in the city to inspect his property, before touring Asia and Greece,and finally returning to Italy (ib.p.239), that (b) the date of the dedication was soon after his consulship (149)(ib.p.238), and that (c) Priscus was probably patron of Cirta (ib.). Some 40 years later, a collateral, C.Iulius Rufinus Laberius Fabianus Pomponius Triarius Erucius Clarus Sosius Priscus, was honoured as patron at Diana (8235) and (perhaps) at Cirta (cf. IB146). The number of statues proposed by the ordo for Priscus and his daughter is un-usually large, and testifies to the enormous prestige of the family in Cirta. This prestige is likely to have been reflected by an offer of co-optation at about the time of the statue's dedication, or earlier. The text is complete.

IB135 Q.Pompeius [- Ruti]lianus Rufinus [- Saxa] Amyntianus Sosius Priscus,Q.f.Quir. cos. (cf. C6.31753; qu.,[-]is, cos., [proco]s.provinciae [Asiae], [comes imp.Caes.Mar]ci Antonini [Aug., - d]onis mil.donatus], [pontifex,sodalis] Antonini anus [Verianus]

Minturnae (Italia) (owned praedia in Cirta - W.McDerm-ott,op.cit.,p.238 cf.M.Corbier,Tituli V(1982)p.775 'attaches difficiles a preciser,avec la confederation Cirt-eenne'.)

C7066=ILA1g II 652=

(b) NUMIDI A

NAME AND RANK CLIENT ORIGO DATE REASON FOR INCLUSION REFERENCE

I8132 Q.Aur[elius] Pactum[eius] Clem[ens),[P.f.]Quir. in senatu in[ter] praetorio[s] allectus Lab] imp.Vespa[siano Aug.et Tito Aug.imp.,Aug.f.]

Cirta Cirta c73-4 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the C7056=19426= ordo?). His grandson,P.Pactumeius Clemens,P.f. ILA101642 Quir., was patron of Cirta (8215-6), possibly ab originalis. His brother,Africa's first consul, may also have been honoured as patron(q.v.below).

18133 Q.[Aurel]ius Pactumeius Fr(o)nto, P.f. [C)uir.] miter praet]oriOs [in senatu al]l[e]ctus ab [imp.Caes.] Vesp-asiano Aug.et Tito imp.Aug.f.

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). See comments above.

ILA1gII643=AE(1914) 247=(1915)sub66= (1925)sub65

IB134 P.?Pactumeius Rufus (senator: son of IB132 above)

c98 While unattested in African epigraphy, his son is known as patron of Cirta (B215-6), and his father and uncle may have been patrons there (see 1B132 & IB133 above).

cf.AE(1936)95 and references to 1B132-3 above

IB136 C.Aufidius Victorinus Mul[vius- Mar]cellinus Rhesius Pel[-Nu]m[i]-sius Rufus Arrius Paul[inus?-Cam-il]lus? lust[us Co]cceius Gall[us], [C.f.Mae]c.

Pisaurum (Italia) (son-in-law of the Cirtan rhetor, Fronto)

c157- After apparently rejecting a proposal by the

61 Cirtan ordo to become their patron, Fronto puts forward the names of three others, 'qui nunc fori principem locum occupant', as suitable replacements. First named is Aufidius,Fronto's

(contd)

Fronto,ad amicos 11,11

723


IB136 (contd)

(cursus prior to 162;praetor, Ilegatus legionis.] VII Claudiae [piae] fidelis,legatus quinque fascalis regionis [Transpadanae] consul ,curator aedium sacrarum - cf. AE(1934)155=(1957)121= (1958)26=(l966)3).

son-in-law, extolled for his 'mores and 'eloquentia', whom the Cirtans will elect says Fronto, 'si di consilia mea iuverint'. It is difficult to believe that the Cirtan ordo will have turned a deaf ear to a request from such a source, particularly as Aufidius was, like Fronto, both an ex-consul and an intimate of the emperor, and at the threshhold of a brilliant career. His marriage to Fronto's daughter, also of course created a personal link between Aufidius and Cirta.(For Fronto's patronate of Calama, see 847).

IB137 Servilius Silanus (probably M.Servilius Silanus, cos.152 - cf.M.Corbier,Tituli V. :P.721).

. Hippo Regius (N.P.) c157 - 61

Fronto's second nominee is recommended both as an 'optimus et facundissimus vir', and as a native of neighbouring Hippo Regius (c120 Km. N.E.). He is presumably related to the Servilii Pudentes (C63,B80-81 & IC1,2,7-7d).

Fronto,ad amicos 11,11

I8138 M.Postumius Festus (cos.160)- cf. Vidman Fasti Ost.,p.77ff.)

. ?(near Cirta) . Fronto's third nominee, like Aufidius, is recom-mended for his 'mores et eloquentia'. The latter claim is supported by a text from Rome, in which he is described as 'orator utraque facund. maximus' (C6.1416=D2929). Another asset is the proximity of Postumius' patria from Cirta ('civitas non longinqua'). Nothing of course forbade the Cirtan ordo from approaching all three of Fronto's nominees and selecting them as patrons.

.

IB139 [R - Ge]min[ius M]arcian[us], (=B222) [-f. Quir.]

Benia (between Cirta & Thibilis)

Cirta 161-2 His son, P.Iulius Geminius Marcianus,P.fil.Quir. (see below), was honoured with a dedication (erected by the ordo?). Both are known as patrons of Cirta (B222, & B223-4), and both may have been patrons of Benia and other small communities near Cirta and the family holdings.

C7934=ILA1911 4428

IB140 P.Iulius Geminius Marcianus,

(=B223 P.fil.Quir.

-4) [III vir Kapitalis], tribunus

(=P119) latic[lavius leg.X Fretensis et leg.IIII Scythicae],qua(e)stor, [trib.pleb.],[praetor],[leg.pro pr.provinc.Africae],[leg.Aug.leg. X Geminiae][leg.Augg.super vexil-lationes] in Cappadocia.

. . . See comments above.

IB141 'C.Arrius Antoninus,[-]f.Quir. (=B232) [c.v.](cf. B232 for cursus).

(=P116),

Thamugadi . 163- 89

His wife, Calpu[r]nia Quadratilla was honoured with a statue by the ordo ('d.d.p.p.'), The text is complete. Arrius was patron of Cirta, his patria, c100 Km. north of Thamugadi (B232). He may have acquired real estate in Thamugadi from his marriage with Calpurnia (probably a local). Other estates are known between Miley and Cuicul, at Kef Tazrout (C8241).

C2390

U 4 4

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

18142 Q.Antistius Adventus Postumius (=I825) Aquilinus,p.f.Quir.

1 ( =1,127) 1111 v[ir viar.curand.,trib.] mil.leg.I Win.p.f.,q.pr.pr.pr. MaIcedoni[ae,sevir equitum Rom- alnor.,tr.pl.,[leg.pr.pr.pr . Africae],praet.,leg.[Aug.leg. VI Ferratae] et leg.II A[diutr., translatus] in earn e[xpedit- ione Parthica] in qua d[onatus est donis mi]litaribu[s coronis murali vall]ari aur[ea hastis puns tri]bus vex[illis duobus, leg.] Augus[torum pr.pr .prov. A]rabi[ae], cos., [cur.operum loc]orumque publicorum, [leg. Aug. at praetenturam Italiae et Alpium expeditione Germanica?, leg.Aug.pr.pr.provinc.Germaniae inferioris? cf. 'LA19114681)], [sacerdos fe]tialis.

Cirta Thibilis c174? A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). His daughter-in-law,Vibia Aurelia Sabina, divi M.f.divi Seven i sor.,was patron of neighbouring Thibilis and Calama (8102 & 13240). For the possibility that he was patron of both the above communities, see below and 1825.

ILA1gII613=AE(1914) 281=(1915)sub65

18142a " (cursus breaks off after IIII vir viarupn curand.]

Thibilis I/ It A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo or by a client?). For a dedication by a client at Thibilis, cf. ILA1gII4682=C18906. See comments above re his daughter-in-law.

C18906=ILA1911 4682

18143 L.Antistius Burrus (=1828) (cf. P1R,A757,cos.181)

.. .. c181- 7

His wife, Vibia Aurelia Sabina, divi M.f.,divi Seven i sor., was patron of Thibilis and Calama (B102 & 8240), and his father (see 18142-142a above) was honoured ( by the ordines(?)) at Cirta and Thibilis and may have been patron of both. See further at 1825 and 28 above, and 18143a below.

cf.ILAlgII 4661 & C18906=ILAlg II 4682

18143a .. Cirta .. ,. His father was honoured with a lacunary dedication (erected by the ordo?). See 18142 above.

cf.ILAlg II 613=AE (1914)281=(l915) sub65

18144 C.Annius Flavianus (=P161-2,equo public.praefec.cohortis

164A) IIII Raetorum,trib.leg.Ill Italic.,donis militarib. donatus bello Ger[mainico II, praef.alae 1 Fl.Sabastenorum, subpraefec.classis praet. Misenen.,procur.Alpium Atrect- inarum,proc.tractus Karthag- iniensis.

Thamugadi Thamugadi c190- 93

(1) A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo or a client?)For dedications erected to him by a client at Thamugadi and neighbouring L'Hamza, cf. AE(1980)959 & (1969-70)704. For dedications erected to his wife and son by clients at Thamugadi, cf. H.G.Pflaum, 'Carrieres', p.545 n2 & AE(1901)195. (2) His son,C.Annius Armenius Donatus, clarissimus puer, was honoured by the ordo ('pec.publica decreto decurionum9 and (3) by the concilium pr[ovinciae]Africae, at L'Hamza (N833A) and Thamugadi respectively.

(1)17900=01436

(2) AE(1969-70)705

(3) C17899

72.5

NO. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

18145 anon. III vir,[- p]ontif..oraef.ii. d., -q]q.,in quinqu[e decu]r[iis adlectus ab imp.-]

Chullu Chullu C2 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or by him.

C19917=ILA1g 11422

18146 (=B235)

C.Iulius Rufinus Laberius Fabi- anus Pomponius Triarius Erucius Clarus Sogius Priscus (cf.AE(1954)139-salius Collinus)

Cirta ?(his relatives the Pompeii Sosii were somehow connected with the Cirtan confederacy - cf. Tituli V (1982)p.775)

193- 7

Honoured in an unpublished text (erected by the ordo?), he is already known as patron at Diana Veteranorum(c80 Km.S.W. of Cirta). Family and/or property connections at Cirta may be presumed,particularly in view of the earlier presence of collaterals at Cirta (18135).

ined.(cf.Anc.Soc. 7(1976)p.238 & PIR,1525)

18147 C.lulius Erucius Clarus Vibianus (cos.ordinarius; cf.AE(1951) 139)

0 0 0 See comments above. The youth of Priscus,on the text which records his patronage of Diana Veter- anorum (as salius Collinus he can be no older than 25) indicates that his patronage ultimately derived from that held by his father, Vibianus. Vibianus may in fact have been described as patron on the same text, erected to his son by the ordo. 'ob med[fla patris eius quibus singulos univers-osq. in omnibus negotiis exsimia fide tutos defen- sos fov[et ? (or - it, -erat?)]- . If Priscus was also patron of Cirta, the earlier co-optation of his father must also be surmised. Harmand (p. 540n313) considers Vibianus patronate of Thamu-gadi to be virtually certain.

cf.eeference above

18147a 0

cos.ordinarius Diana Veteranorum ., 0 See comments above. AE(1954)139

18148

(=P122 _ 3? )

P.Porcius Optatus Flamma? [leg.pro] pr.provinciae Ret. (cf. (1) P.Porcius Optatus Flama, c.v.,sacerdot[io]Fla- viali Titiali iudicio dom[ini n. sanctissimi et fortissi[mi i]mp.Caes.L.Septimi Sever[i

Per]tinacis Aug.Pii exor[natus],legatus ab amplissimo s[enatu] ad eundem dominum [i]mp. in Germaniam et [ad] Antoninum Caes.[im]p.destina-tum in Pannoni[am] missus, quaestor pro[vin]ciae Baeticae, inter tribuni[cios] adlectus praetor and (2) homonym and son,c.p. - C7062=p.1848=ILA1g II 648=D1143)

Cirta Cirta c193- 217

The text reads: '[- leg.pro] pr.provinciae Ret.[- ei]usdem Porci Optati c.[v.? -] '. A.P.Porcius Optatus Flammajegate in Germany and Pannonia, is honoured by a client at Cirta(ILA1g1I 648), and his daughter by another client (ILA1g11649). The text may be a dedication to him, to his hom-onymous son, or to another family member (a broth-

er?) by a private client or the ordo.

C7064=p.1898=ILA1g 11650

18149 Q.Caecilius Laetus,C.f.Quir. c.v., [-],prae[tor],curator col.Formianorum, curator col. Pisaurensium,leg.leg.XIII Geminae,procos.provinciae Baeticae,sodalis Augustalis.

Miley Miley? 0 A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?).

C8207=19973

726

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


IB150 (=B245)

P.Iulius Liberalis,P.filius Papiria sacerdota[l]is provinciae Afr. (cf. AE(1979)670:q.,praef. i. d.,II vir qq. (at Thamugadi), in col. Thysdritana f.p., sacerdotalis,p.A.,f.p. (at Thamugadi); cf. AE(1980)955: pater senator[um et avus claJrissimor.puerorum).

Cuicul Thamugadi 240- 68

The text reads 'P.Iulio Liberali sacerdota[1]i provinciae Afr.ordo CuicullitIanus ob merita s[t]atuas duas unam Cuiculi alteram Thamugadi in patria [-Jo? [-Je d[-] posuit d.d.p.p.'. The lacuna between 'patria and 'posuit' may hae described Liberalis as patron. J.Gascou, for example, ignores the fragmentary letters between 'patria' and 'posuit' in his rendering of the text ('P.Iulius Liberalis,sacerdotalis provinciae Africae, et la date du statut col- onial de Thysdrus', Ant.Af.14(1979),p.190n4). R. Duncan-Jones mentions Liberalis' patronate of Cuicul as a matter of fact, but on what grounds I do not know - 'Liberalis...became patron of at least two cities (Cuicul and Vera- cunda)'('Wealth and Munificence in Roman Africa', PBSR,31(1963)p.177). The erection of statues by the Cuicul ordo, both at Cuicul itself and Thamugadi, is an unusual gesture, but one fully in accordance with the quite extraordinary career of Liberalis and his known generosity. Both factors argue for the probability of Liberalis' co-optation at Cuicul and Thamugadi, as at Vere-cunda (B245).

AE(1914)41

IB150a II

(pater senator[um et ayus clalrissimor.puerorum,sacer d[otalis provinciae Africae] - see above for full cursus)

Thamugadi II II A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?). Two benefactions of Liberalis are known at Thamugadi, an altar to Diana erected in his own name and that of his sons (C2343=p.1693=D6840), and a fountain (still extant) (C2406=AE(1979)670). Liberal by nature as well as by name, the latter benefaction cost HS 32,348, well above the soma legitima required of a flamen. Patronate of his patria may be regarded as highly probable given the patronate known for him at Verecunda (only 15 Km.E.) and the extraordinary series of offices held by him, implying, as J. Gascou has well expressed (ib.p.192) 'une fortune particulirement solide'.

AE(1980)955

IB151 (Iulii -) senatores

Verecunda Their father, P.Iulius Liberalis (B245 & see above) was patron of Verecunda.They appear on two texts from Thamugadi, AE(1980)955 on a dedication to their father 'pater senator [um], and C2343=p.1693=06840, where an altar present-ed by their father is given 'nomine filiarum suarum Iuliarmm . . Like their father, they may also have been patrons of Thamugadi and Cuicul.

cf.AE(1980)955 &C4252=p.1769 &C2343=p.1693 =D6840

IB151a . Cuicul . . See comments above. cf.AE(1914)41

IBI5lb . Thamugadi . . . AE(1980)955

I8152 (Iulii -) [cla]rissimi pueri

Verecunda . . Their grandfather was patron of Verecunda (B245 A see above). They appear anonymously, on a text from Thamugadi, a dedication to P.Iulius Liberalis,

(contd)

cf.AE(1980)955 & C4252=p.1769

7 27

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB152 (contd) pater senatodum et avus cla]rissimor. puerorum' (AE(1980)955. Like Liberalis they may also have been patrons of Thamugadi and Cuicul.

IB152a (Iulii -) [cla]rissimi pueri ,

Cuicul .. u See comments above. cf.AE(1914)41

IB152b ., Thamugadi .. ., ” AE(1980)955

I8153 [-]anus [legatus (or guaestor) provin]c. Afric[ae, praetor] peregrin[uS, legatus pr)ovinciae Asiae.

Cirta Cirta? C2-C3 (ante

235)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo (W.1d.p.p..). There is room for the title [pat(rono)] between his name and first post, or between his last post and the phrase, 'd.d. p.p.'.

C19505=ILAlg 11654

IB154 (=B252A)

(Calv[-Iii -) Sigus Sigus c98- 268

Their father, M.Calv[-],f- f.)Quirin[a]([ae]dius pr[aef.pro III viris]) is described as patron by the municipes of Sigus (B252A) and dominus by his 'liberti et familia r[ustica] , who jointly set up the text. The text is dedicated by the

' fili(i) of M.Calv[-] who may themselves have been patrons.

C5704=p.552= ILAlgII 6520

IB155 C.Iulius Bassus Cirta Cirta C2-C3 (post

161)

The text reads: '[P]oblicia,L.f.Basilla Torquata, c.f., C.Iulius Bassus [-]'. A third person, presumably the daughter of the above pair, must also have been mentioned on the base, as above the text appears the defaced heads of a man and two women. Bassus, like his wife, was doubtless a senator and a cursus,possibly including the patronate, may have followed his name.

C7065=ILAlg 11651

IB156 [1.;] Licinius Felix,L.f.Papir. eq.Rom.,fl.p.in splendi[d]issi- mis civita[t]ib.duabus col.[Th]- amug.et mu[n]icipi Lambaesitani, in colonia autem Thamug.etiam, omnib.honorib.functus.

Thamugadi Thamugadi mid C2- C3

(163-268)

.

Licinius appears on a base with his name and cursus in the nominative, followed by a brief lacuna (c3 letters) and the word 'paitrono[-] ', which both Harmand (p.247) and R.Duncan-Jones (Album,p.177n160) take to refer to Licinius. The dedicand may have been the ordo, or a client. M.LeGlay,'Les curiales de la curia Commodiana de Timgad', Epigraphica 42(1980),p.105n48, reads '[pa]tronus[-], but offers no explanation for the change, which if correct, would effect-ively ensure Licinius patronate of either Thamugadi itself, or of a curia (cf.C88). For the omission of Q.Sulpicius from Licinius' name cf.ibid.

C2407=17826 (=Harmand,p.247)

72_ 8

(c) MAURETANIA

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REF

18157 L.Annius Fabianus,C.f.Quir. aed.,II vir,flamen,adlectus in quing.decuriis,praef.coh. 1111 Gallor.in Raetia

Caesarea (M.C.) Caesarea(M.C.) end Cl? (Domit-

ian?)


C9374=p.1983

IB158 Coelius Martialis c.v

Novar (-1(M.S.) Novar[-](M.S.) c244 His mother, [-Ilia Honorato (c.f.) is honoured (by the ordo?) at Novar [-](C20449), where she is described as 'mater Coeliorum Martial is et Senecionis cc.vv. et Cn. Coeli Senece,eq.R. fratris eorum'. A T.Coel(ius) Mar(tialis) e.v., evidently his father (cf. M. Leglay,Tituli V, pp.775-6),is known as patron and benefactor of Novar[-] in 244 (B287).

cf.C20449 & C10907=20429

IB159 Coelius Senecio c.v.

. . . See comments above. 0

IB160 Cn.Coelius Seneca eq.R.

. . . 0 0

I8160A [-Ilia Honorata,mater Coeliorum Martialis et Senecionis cc.vv. et Cn.Coeli Senece eq.R.fratris eorum c.f.

. . . See above. Honorata may have been patron with her husband. The dedication to her (if erected by the ordo) may have detailed her patronate in a lacuna.

I8161 L.Vale[rius -] eq.p.?

Bida (M.C.) Bida (M.C.)? C2-C3 (ante 217?)

217?)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the ordo?) or by him.

AE(1969-70)726

IB162 M.I[u]nius [A]sclepiades,M.f. Quirina equo[public]o exornatus,[sacris] -que luper[calibu]s functus

Caesarea (M.C.) Caesarea (M.C.) . A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the .ordo?),P.Leveau (Caesarea de Maurkanie, ANRW 10.2, p.722) believes that homonyms known from another three texts (AE(1933)71.C9326=o.1983 and C9399=p.1983) refer not to the equestrian, but to a son or parent.

C21063=BACTH (1924)p.CXL11

IB163 Sextus Iulius Severus,Bruti filius Quir. eq.R., p(rimi)p(ilaris)

. C2-C3 (ante

268)

The text reads: 'Sexto Iulio Bruti filio Quir. Severo eq.R.,p(rimi)p(ilari), patri piissimo

. atque indulg. Iulii Pompilius et Bassinu[s] equites Romani patroni[coloniae? -](or patron(o) i[ncomp(arabili) -]'). The editors of A.E.suggest the reading 'patroni [coloniae] ' despite a gap between the 'n' and 'i which led H.Doisy

' SQuelques Inscriptions de Caesarea (Cherchel) ' IM.E.F.R. LXIV(1952)pp.87-93n1) to read 'patron(o) i[ncomp(arabili)]. B.Dobson ('Die Primipilares . ,

. .1011n (1978)p.325n242 and The Primipilares of the Roman Army', Durham (1955)p.182n275) follows Doisy's reading, but believes that Severus was not patron of Caesarea (a view also shared by

(rontd1

AE(1952)98 (=Harmand,p.540 n323,Engesser n230)

2:31

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IB163 (contd) Harmand, p.540n323 and Engesser n230), but of his children. - 'While it may seem strange for sons to call their father patron, it may not be inappropriate if they have been advanced by his influence (The Primipilares',1oc.cit.). Resolution either way cannot be authoritative.

IB164 Iulius Pompillius] eques Romanus

Caesarea (M.C.) Caesarea (M.C.) C2-C3 (ante

268)

See comments above. AE(1952)98

IB164A Iulius Bassinu[s] eques Romanus

., ,

. .. ..

IB165 Quir. L.S , ariolenus Proculus,L.fil. VolVolubilis (M.T.) Volubilis (M.T.) (1) The editors of IAN & ILA, interpret the text

thus: 'L.Sarioleno L.fil.Quir.Proculo fil(io) Volubilitani patr(ono)d(ecreto)d(ecurionum)', but cf. L.Chatelain (ILM109) and M.Euzennat ('Fragments Inedits', Ant.Af.3(1969)p.131n6),who propose to read 'fil(ii) Volubilitani patr(i) d(e)d(erunt.). Certainly the lack of any title or office for Sariolenus makes the latter interpretation attractive, but no decision either way seems possible. (2) A lacunary dedication erected to or by Sariolenus. It adds nothing to the question of his possible patronate in the above text.

(1) IAM474=ILA633 =ILM109

(2) IAM473=C21834 =1LM108

(=Harmand,p.281, Warmington n235, ngesser n ) E 248

IB166 L.F[- Ge]mellus Latronianus c.p.

Caesarea (M.C.) Caesarea (M.C.) C3 His father, Hlius (or Hlus) Albinus, was 'patronus pr[ovin]ciae Mauretaniae Cae[sarien]— sis' as a text from Caesarea records. Both Latronianus and his (brother?) F[-]Val. Festus may have derived patronate of Caesarea from their father's provincial patronate.

D6871=AE(1902)15 & sub256

IB167 F[-]Val(erius) Festus ., . . .. See comments above. ..

IB168 (Geminius) Clemens Auzia (M.C.) Auzia (M.C.) late C3

Geminius Clemens, [a] mil(itiis) and patron of Auzia, erected an epitaph to Placentina his wife, Clemens his son, and Vincentia his daughter, all victims of the plague. Despite death at the age of 6, and the fact that no titles are recorded for him, Clemens iunior may have been conferred the patronate like his father. Epitaphs seldom

. mention the patronate of the deceased (cf. C27369 for an epitaph to a known patron (B69) whose patronate and cursus is unrecorded) and Africa affords numerous instances of clarissimi pueri as patrons.

C9048

-730


18169 Clodius Aprilis Auzia (MC. Auzia (M.C. 320 Q.Clodius Clodianus (coloniae patronus (13299), C9020=D4456 dispunctor, omnibus honoribus perfunctus) erected an altar to Pluto,Cyria and Ceres mater together with his wife Iulia Donata, son Clodius Aprilis and (unnamed) daughters. His son bears no office or title - a commonplace for persons associated with a benefaction or ex voto given by another - and both his age and status are indeterminable. He may have derived the patron-ate from his father.

18170 Clodios Felix A second son of Q.Clodius Clodianus, Clodius cf.C9069 &

Felix, is known from an epitaph. No status or C9020=D4456 titles are recorded for him. Despite this, and & C9068 the fact that he lived only to the age of 7, he may still have been conferred the patronate

(cf.IB168 above). His father, for example, ap-pears on the text withoutanyindication of his patronate, although it is attested on the dedi-cation of an altar (see 18169) in the same year.

N.B. The two persons who appear on a third text T0068) mention Q.Clodius Clodianus,Q.Clodius Victor and Vita[lis], may also have been sons and hence potentially patrons. As other rela- tionships are possible (son and daughter,brothers, freedmen etc.) they have been excluded from the incerti.

18171 anon. A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by the C21054 [Pdaef. equi[tum -1, ordo?) or by him. praep[ositus -]

-737

PATRONI INCERTI (3)

GROUP (C)

732.


REFERENCE

IC 1 Q.S[ervilius ilude[ns] [praetor, legatus pro praetore]

Hippo Regius N.P.)

Hippo Regius (N.P.)?

77-8 E.Marec, 'Le Forum d'Hippone', Libyca II (1954) 384-5 reads 'C.Paccius Africanus pont.,cos., procos.,patronus municipii dedic.cura Q.S[ervilii Plude[ntis praetoris legati propraetoris patroni] contulit' etc. Other readings are possible, but note that the same proconsul and another legate were both patrons of Lepcis Magna A7,7a & 28). Compare also Q.Allius Maximus,legate and patron of Hippo Regius, in 42(A15). His great grandson was patron of Bisica Lucana (C63). and is apparently the same as a homonymous patron of Calama (880-81). For Other hypothetical patron- ates exercised in Africa by descendants, see IC2 (his son) 1C7-7d (his grandson) & IC8-8b (his great grandson).

AE(1949)76=0951)82 & sub267=0953)sub . 264=(l955)147=Libyca 11(1954)384-5.

IC 2 Q.Servilius Pudens legatus Bithyniae

II II c98-138 The homonymous son of Pudens above, he may also have been co-opted by his patria.

PIR,S423 & AE(1954) 179 (cf. references above)

IC 3 (=C48)

Q.Caecilius Marcellus Dentilianus, Q.f.Arn X vir stlitib.iudic.,trib.mil . leg.XI Cl.piae fid., RI uaest.] provinc.Afric.,aed.cur.candidatus divi Hadriani,pr.candidatus eiusdem,leg.provinc.Cretae Cyrenar.

Thibiuca (Z) Karthago? or Thuburbo Minus

(Z)

147- 48

Caecilius was the recipient of 2 dedications at Thibiuca. The first, C14291, erected by the Thibiucenses, describes him as patronus coloniae. The colony is not Thibiuca,then still a civitas, but probably Thuburbo Minus. The second dedication, C14292, is very fragment-ary and dedicated by persons unknown, perhaps the ordo. Thibiuca quite possibly fell within the territory of neighbouring Thuburbo Minus, 7 Km.to the east, and Caecilius may have been patron of both (cf. a similar dedication to L. Iulius Apronius Maenius Pius Salamallianus, patronus coloniarum(i.e.Cirta,Milev,Chullu & Rusicade) by the respublica Siguitanorom(A242), a Cirtan dependency ).

(1) C14291=D1096 (2) C14292=10552.

IC 4 anon. trib.coh.XX[XII volunta]r., trib.leg.XIII Greminael,praef. eq.alae Vetton[um], praef.) eq.alae II Flaviae miliar[iae], cur.viae Pedanae,proc.Au[gus]tor. provinc.Pannoniae sup.,proc. Augustor.reg.Hadrimetin.

Segermes (B) Segermes (B)? or Roma (Italia)?

161-9 The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo, he may have been described as patron in one of two lacunae at the head of the text. M.G. Jarrett has suggested Roma as the possible patria of our anonymous patron ('An Album of the Equestrians from North Africa in the

- Emperor's Service', Epigraphische StudienIX (1972),p.226n160), following H.G. Pflaum, 'Carrieres', pp.416-19n170,contra E.Birley, 'Septimius Severus and the Roman Army', Epi-graphische Studien 8(1969),p.73,who prefers an African origo. The acephalous text commences '[-] RomW,possibly'[domo]Rom[a], leci-lRom.%or the cognomen Rom[anus], Rom[ulus], Rom[ulianus]. Segermes may have fallen within the regio Hadrimetina (cf. Jarrett, loc. cit.). It lies 50 Km.to the north of Hadrum- etum. If co-optation is almost certainly connected to the patron's procuratio of this

(contd.)

C23068=D9012= ILT260=AE(1905) 128

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


73 3

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


REFERENCE

IC 4 contd. region, attribution to group (A) or (C) cannot be assessed with any certainty. No group (A) procurator in proconsular Africa is,however,so far known as patron before the fourth century (cf. A171) as opposed to 2 from group (C) - and Group (C) classi-fication is therefore tentatively offered.

IC 5 (=A61)

C.Septimius Severus,C.f.Quir. procons.(Africae) (cf. A61 for cursus)

Lepcis Magna (1)

Lepcis Magna (T)

174 Joint dedicator with his cousin, L.Septimius Severus. legate and future emperor, of an arch funded by a local beoefactor.Lepcis Magna regularly co-opted proconsuls, particularly in the first century, but also in the second (cf. A49). Exclusion of a local proconsul from the patronate is therefore unlikely. Governors frequently failed to mention their patronate on dedications of this sort(see p. (5e). For his patronate of Thubursicu Numid- arum, cf. A61.

AE(1967)536

IC 6 L.Septimius Severus (cf.PIR,S326 & A.BirleY, 'Septimius Severus, the African Emperor',London(1971),p.69: XX vir,quaestor provinciae Sardin-iae,leg.Aug.pr.pr .Baeticae), leg.pr.pr .(proconsulis Africae))

.. .. . See comments above, and note the co-optation of legates in Lepcis Magna (Al2,28) and else-where (A15,53,54,121,122,166).

.,

IC 7 Q.Servilius Pudens (cf.C12291,procos.(Africae))

Althiburos (Z) Hippo Regius (N.P.)?

c175- 85

The recipient of a statue erected probably by the ordo, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. As the text reads only '[-] Q. Servili(o Puldenti,c.(v. -]', the recipient may possibly have been the proconsul's homonymous son (q.v.IC8).

C27782=16477

IC 7a II Bisica Lucana(Z) 11 II His son's patronate here (cf. C63) probably

derived from his own, whilst proconsul, if not earlier.

C12291=D1085

IC 7b .. Calama (N.P.) .. n His son's patronate here (cf.B80-8) probably

derived from his own, whilst proconsul if not earlier. For the identification of the 2 patrons of Bisica Lucana and Calama as one and the same, compare M. Corbier, Tituli V, p.721 & B.E. Thomasson, 'Die Statthalter der

. romischen provinzen Nordafrikas von Augustus bis Diocletian (1960) II,p.88 contra G.Alfoldy, 'Konsulat und Senatorenstand unter den Antoninen', Bonn (1977), p.264n314.

C5354=17492= 01084=ILA1gI 281

IC 7c .. Hippo Regius

(N.P.)

.. . ■ The homonymous grandson of ICI above, he may also have been co-opted by his patria.

(cf. references above, ICI)

734

No. NAME AND RANK r.

11 IC 7d Tuccabor(40. '

--...... .",.-

" 11 His wife, Ceionia Plautia,L.Aeli Caes.f., was recipient of a dedication by the ordo. The text is complete. Dedications to relatives of officials which omit mention of the patronate for the official concerned,need not imply non-co-optation (cf.IA30a).

REFERLIILL

C14852=D330

IC 8 Q.Servilius Pudens,Q.f.Hor. (=C63& (no cursus gimen,cf.880-81 B80-81) for cursus)

Althiburos(Z) . . See comments at IC7 above. He is already attested as patron of Bisica Lucana (C63) and Calama (880-81).

(cf.references above,IC7)

IC 8a . Hippo Regius(N.P.) . . The homonymous great grandson of ICI above,

he may also have been co-opted by his patria. (cf.references above,IC7c)

IC 8b .■ Tuccabor (2) .. ..

His mother was recipient of a dedication by the ordo. He is not described on the text, which is complete. He may have derived his patronate of Tuccabor from his father, q.v.IC7d).

(cf.references above,IC7d)

IC 9- T.Flavius Gallicus,T.fil.Quir.

10 [pra]e[f4 classis F[lav.], proc.Aug.prov.Afric.tract.Kart.

Thisiduo (2) Thisiduo (2) C2 (post

The recipient of a statue erected to him by the 'decu[r]iones. c.R.et [mun]icipes [T]hisi- duenses', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Some benefaction to his communic- ipes is also referred to.

C1269=14763=D6781 =ILT1278

IC11 Sex.Caecilius Aemilianus,Sex. (=C82-82a)filius Quir.

X vir stlitib.iudicandis,VII vir epulonum,quaestor Aug. candidatus,leg.pr.pr .provinciae Africae,tribunus plebis

Thuburbo Minus (2)

Thuburbo Minus 193- (2) or locale 211

Two statue bases, one from Thibiuca (C82), another from nearby Bordj Touta (C82a), describe Aemilianus as patron. In neither text is the community named, and the dedicating community might in either instance be neighbour-ing Thuburbo Minus, Aemilianus patria. If not, patronate of his patria, whilst legate (if not before) must necessarily be surmised, partic-ularly as his father (Sex CaeciliusValusianus) was patron here (B99).

cf.C82(ILA418 etc.) & C82a(C25367 etc.)

. IClla mun.(-)(=Avitta

Bibba(2),Thubba(2), or Bordl Touta(2)? (El Batan(2))

. His grandfather,Sex.Caecilius Crescens Volusianus,was patron of an unidentified municipium (perhaps Avitta Bibba, cf.IB15), which may have elected to co-opt both Aemilianus and his father, patrons in the locale.

IC12 Rossius Iustus Proclianus (son of e.v.,proc.Auggg.tract. Kart.,proc.Auggg.IIII p.p. [Af.ad ducena.])

Bulla Regia (Z) Tergeste(Italia) 198- (His father 211 settled in Bulla Regia probably sometime after his first African post (cf.M.G.Jar- rettop.cit.,P. 224 flu 565).

He was jointly honoured with his mother and brother (q.v.below) on a dedication to his father (patron C93) erected by the ordo. His patronate at this date or later cannot be ruled out by its omission here. Neither son bears any status indication or rank, suggesting that they may be iuvenes or even pueri at this time.

ILA455=D9015= ITL1248=AE(1910)sub 51=(1911)7=(1914)248= Bardo 250

735

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT


IC 13 Rossius Vitulus Iulianus (brother of above)

., .. ., See comments above. ,.

IC14 (=A89A)

Sex.Cocceius Vibianus procos.provinciae Af.

Uzappa (B) Roma (Italia) 194- 217

Cocceius is presumed to be father-in-law of Anicius Faustus Paulinus, son of Q. Anicius Faustus,Numidian legate at about this date (196-201) and patron of Uzappa (B96) with another son,Sex.Anicius Faustus Paulinianus,c.i. (897-8),by at least 210. (See,however, M. Christol,'A propos des Anicii,Le Ines', MEFR,XCVIII (1986),pp. 149-64, where the connection is doubted.) If his daughter did marry into the Anicii, the marriage may have been consummated prior to (or even during) his proconsulate, and she herself living with her husband on the Anician praedia at nearby Mn Zouza. Cocceius' ties with the community (if they existed) will almost certainly have led to his co-optation whilst proconsul (if not before). For the probability that his (presumed) son-in-law was patron of Uzappa, see IB67A).

PIR,C1232(cf.C11933 =15254=AE(1946)61 adn.)

IC15 (=IC16?)

Cluvius Tertullinus curator rei puplicae(sic) (=P.Cluvius Felix Tertul- linus,?)

Vallis (Z) Vallis (Z)? or Thubba(Z)?

c200- 238

His wife Vettia Quinta, Q.f.,flaminica perp. municipi Vallitani, was the recipient of a statue erected by the decuriones. (See comments at IA30a and below.) The text is complete.

C1280=p.1437

IC16 (=IC15?)

P.Cluvius Felix Tertulli[nus] fl.p.col.Iul.A.A.Kar[tha]g- [inis], [curator rei publicae? (cf.F.Jacoues,'Les curateurs des cites Africaines au Me siecle', ANRW 10.2p.91-2)] (=Cluvius Tertullinus?)

Thubba (Z) n . The recipient of a statue erected by the 'splendidissimus fordo] petitu eti[am] unfiversi po]puli', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. See F.Jacques (loc.cit.) for the probable identification of the 2 Cluvii as one individual. Vallis and Thubba are only some 30 Km.apart. The former may have been his wife's patria,

the latter his own.

C25376=AE(1903)99

IC17 C.Iunius Faustinus [P1?]a- Ici?]dus Postumianus [-],d[ec]emvir stlitibus[i]ud- [icandus],[gulae[s]tor provinc[iae -]ae,[tri]bun-us p[le]b.candidat[us],[leg. pr]ovinciae[Africae dio]eces-eos [K]ar[tha]g.,praetor [c]andi[datus], [i]u[r]idicus [PC,' Aemiliam reit Etruriam et Tusciam,[leg.Aug.leg]ion[i]s [XIIII Geminae] Ma[rtia]e V[ictrlicis[piae flid[eli]s , [legatus]Augg.pr.pr .provinciae Lusetani[ae],[1e1.]Augg.pr.pr . provinc[iae Be]'kgica[e],cos.,

contd.

Sicca Veneria(Z) (Tituli(Z)-a pagus of Sicca Veneria)

Tituli (Z) c208 The recipient of a statue erected to him (by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

C597=11754=p.2729= AE(1982)942=(1983) 946

—

-736

No NAME AND RANK

LI NT

IC17 contd. leg.Augg.pr.pr .provinciae Mysiae inferior[is],sacerdos[F]lavialis Titalis,adlectus inter co[m]i[t]- es Augg.nn.,c.v.

IC18 Iunius [Pla]c[id]us (or [Fla]c[c]us)

Sicca Veneria (Z) (Tituli (Z)- a pagus of Sicca Veneria)

Tituli (Z) c208 The son of above, whose name appears on a mausoleum. The sane as (or a brother of ?) Iunius Faustinus,a participant in the secular games of 204(AE(1932)70-cf.M.Corbier, Tituli V,p.738)

C11763(& cf.references above)

IC19 Q.Agrius Rusticianus v.e.,proc. totius[ - ] ISTA [dd.n]n.M.Aure1i[AnIto[nin]i Pi[i Felicis A]ug.[forltissimi i[nvictissimi -],proc.privat. ration.per Italiam,proc.Aug.n. tract.Karthag.

Pheradi Maius(B) Bulla Regia(Z)? . c216 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.Cf.M.Corbier, Tituli V,p.712 for a probable connection with the Agrii from Bulla Regia,some 100 Km.to the west of Pheradi Maius.H.G.Pflaum,'Carrferes', p.791 notes that Pheradi Maius is within the boundaries of the tractus Karthaginiensis. For the Agrii and their collaterals as patrons cf. B107 & IC21-22 below.

11163=p.2335

IC20 Q.Aradius Rufinus Optatus (=C105A) Aelianus

[-, l]eg.leg.VII[-],praef. aera[ri mil.] praef.[aer.Satul- rni,leg.Au[g.ipr.pr .provinciarum [Syriae] Coelae item Phoe[nic. ite]m Galatiae,cos.,agens vice p[r]ocos.prov.Afrik.,sodal[is] Augustalis

Thibica (Z) Bulla Regia(Z) c217- 8

The patronate of Thibica attested for his wife Calpurnia Ceia Aemiliana (C106) probably deny- ed from either Aradius himself (her husband) or (Calpurnius) her father. Both Aradius and Cal- purnia were patrons of Bulla Regia (C105A,C106a). Thibica,100 Km.to the east of Bulla Regia, may have been centred near family estates of the Calpurnii. Calpurnia will have thus brought to her marriage important holdings and connections in Thibica and the locale. The Calpurnii are otherwise attested at Utika, where the family may have principally resided (cf.M.Corbier, Tituli V, pp.739-40).

ined.(cf.Tituli,V, 689-91.693-4,713, 739-40)

IC21 Agrius Celsinianus consularis vir,curator (of Thuburbo Minus & Bulla Regia)

Thuburbo Minus(Z) Bulla Regia(Z) or Thuburbo

Minus (Z)

c220- 40

His mother Aelia Celsinilla ('mater Celsiniani consularis viri, curatoris sui'),patron of Thuburbo Minus (B107), was honoured with a statue by the ordo. At the sane time, Cel- sinianus was probably likewise honoured with a statue, and described as patron. The statues appear to have been set up to commem-orate Celsinianus function as curator and perhaps also, benefactions which flowed from his tenure of the post.

ILA414=AE(1915)37

IC21a II Bulla Regia(Z) 11 It

( 1 Y His daughter,Agria Tannonia, c.p. (see below), was recipient of a statue evidently erected by the ordo. Celsinianus may have been described as patron in a lacuna after his name, and the post 'curator'.

)

His mother (?) [Aeli?]a Celsi[nill]a?,c.f. and another (unknown) person (himself?) were recip-ients of a dedication erected perhaps by the ordo. Celsinianus, If mentioned, may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

(1) C25523

(2) AE(1953)84

DATE orrrorNrr

3-7

No NAME AND RANK

LIENT

IC21A Agria Tannonia,filia Agri Celsiniani, cos.viri, curatoris sui C.P.

Bulla Regia (Z) Bulla Regia(Z) c220- 40

See above. The dedicand honouring Agria appears to have been the ordo, and may have described her patronate in a lacuna. Four other senatorial patronae are known from Bulla Regia (B106a,110, 146 and C79)

C25523

IC22 Q.Cassius Agrianus Aelianus c.v.,sevir tur[ma]rum deducend[a]rum,[tri]umuir capi[ta]lis, [q.] candidatus, tri[bu]nus candidat[us],praetor,cos., cur[at]or reip.col.Mactaritanor- um,Zamensium Regioru[m]

Mactaris (B)? Bulla Regia (Z)? or Furnos Maius(Z)?

c230- 50

The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo of Mactaris?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. The text derives from Ksar Bou Fatha near Mactaris (whence it may utlimately have derived). Mactaris lies some 60 Km,south east of Bulla Regia, and 25 Km.south west of Furnos Maius. Our Cassius appears to be connected to both the Agrii of Bulb a Regia (see above) and the Cassii of Furnos Maius (cf. M.Corbier, Tituli, V, pp. 711-12 & 717). The family probably owned several praedia. Property at Ksar Bou Fatha remains a possibility.

C23601=AE(1898)107

IC23 Sex.Cocceius Anicius Faustus Paulinus proco[s.] provinciae Afr[ic]ae

Thubursicu Bure (Z)

Uzappa (B) 261- 2

The recipient of a statue erected by the colony of Thubursicu Bure, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. The town lies c75 Km.north west of Uzappa, where his grandfather and uncle appear as patrons. The Anicii owned estates nearby at Mn Zouza (cf. AE(1969-70)647). The family may also have enjoyed property and connections at Thubursicu Bure. For the Anicii and collaterals as patrons, see B96=A238-238c,B97-8, A248,A89A,IC14. Note that a contemporary proconsul of Africa,L. Naevius Aquilinus (Al20),was patron of Thubursicu Bure.

C1437=15254=p.2577= AE(1979)661

IC 23a ■■ Uzappa (B) .. .

Paulinus indubitably took the opportunity to visit the family estates near Uzappa, during his term of office as proconsul Africae. Co-optation may have occurred on this occasion, but an earlier conferment is far more probable as (a) his uncle

Sex.Anicius Faustus Paulinianus (B97-8) was co-opted at an early age (whilst clarissimus ivrimis or earlier) and (b) his father,Anicius Faustus Paulinus, being senior in years to Paulinianus, was unlikely to have been passed over as patron (cf. IB67A). Our Paulinus may almost certainly be regarded as representing the third generation of Anicii co-opted by his patria, a privilege he may well have shared with his elder brother M.Cocceius Anicius Faustus Flavianus, already known as patron of Cirta (A248,cf.IB84A).

cf.C11933=15254= AE(1946)61 adn.= MEFR,XCVIII (1986) pp.141-64=Chiron

18(1988),pp.377-82

IC24 M.Valerius Caelianus,M.f. Pa[pj] cur.rei[p]. (of Saradi)

Saradi (Z) Saradi (Z) beg.- midC3 (ante 268)

The recipient of a statue erected by the 'ordo et[populus Salraditanus', '[ob] insignem erga remp.[et] p[l]ebem in fisci penuria (?) instantiam et in univers[os cive]s singularem ius[t]i[ti]am', he may have been described as patron in the last line of the text ( ' [patron° dedic]avit?).

,--

C23822=ILA210

RFASON FOR INNIKTM

73 3


1C25 C.lullus Reginus (signo) Thimida

Hymet[ius) decurio Karthag.,aed.,II vir quinquennalicius gentis Severi[anae, -,cur]ator splendidissimae rei publicae Thimidensium Regiorum

Regia(Z) Karthago (Z)? heg.- mid.(3 (ante

268)

The recipient of a statue erected by the 'ord(o) decurionum ex sportulis suis, ob merita', he may have been described as patron in the long lacuna (c38 letters) which interrupts his cursus (e.g. '[patrono et cur]ator'). Thimida Regia lies c 35 Km. south of Carthage.

C883=12386=D6816

IC 26 Q.Marcius Victor Faustinianus, Quir. quaest.pro.praet.pro[vinciae Africa? vel Cypri?](May=0. Marcius Faustinianus,q.prov. Cypri,tr.pl .,leg.prov.Afric., praet.leg.prov.Siciliae,praef. frum.dandi; (cf. M.Corbier, Tituli,V,p.714).

Bulla Regia (Z) Bulla Regia (2) n The recipient of a statue erected by the people of Bulla Regia (cf. PIR,M252, 'honoratur a civibus coloniae Bullensium Regiorum'), he may have been described as patron (the text remains unpublished). For a probably connection with Marcius Tertullus c.m.v.,citizen and patron of Bulla Regia (B90), cf. M.Corbier (loc.cit.). Faustinianus may have been quaestor of Cyprus rather than of Africa (cf.M.Corbier's identi-fication with a Q.Marcius Faustinianus who occupied this post, ibid.). If SO, transfer to group (B) patrons is clearly demanded.

in. (cf.Tituli V, p.714 & PIR,M252)

IC 27

(.4153)

L.Terentius Aquila Grattianus

quaestor provinciae Africae. Hadrumetum(B) Hadrumetum(B) C3? The recipient of a statue erected by 23 amici,

'ob parem in universos aequitatem et proprium in singulus honorem', all presumably important burghers, he may have been similarly honoured by the ordo. If a local citizen (as suggested by Fluss, R.E.VA,I,co1.650n40 (cited by M. Corbier, Tituli,V,p.720) co-optation may have preceded his quaestorship in Africa.

C60.11139=p.924=

p.979

IC28 Fl(avius) Porno Flavianus c.v.,cur. r[e]i [p.Ammaeda- rensium?]

Ammaedara (Z) Ammaedara(2)? or Karthago

(Z)?

mid.- end C3

His daughter (see below), was honoured with a statue, presumably erected by the ordo. Pollio may have been described as patron in a lacuna after his name and the post 'cur.reip.'. It is uncertain whether Pollio's patria is Ammaedara or Carthage (cf. M.Corbier, Tituli,V,p.708 & F.Jacques, op.cit.,pp.88-9).

C11536

IC 28A Iulia Flavia Herennia Caecilia Honoratiana Optata,filia Fl.Pollionis Flaviani c.v. ,cur. r[e]i [publicae] c.p.

II II II See above. The dedication to her may have been by the ordo,and may have described her as patron in a lacuna. The wife and daughters of a local senatorial curator rei publicae at Utika are known as patrons (C149-152 q.v.).

II

IC29 Boncius Maf-] [e]q.R.,cur.reip[ublicae]municipi Alex. G[iufitani],decurio, dum[viralicius splendidiss.col. [Karthag.],vir,curator Multar.civit.

Giufi (2) Giufi (Z) lateC3? (post 229)

The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo, '[ob amorem]et iustitiam singul[arem et c]ommoda reip. et c[ivibus aucta]', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna after his name (e.g.'Boncio Ma[cro, patrono] 1 ).

C865=p.2425

IC30 [-]a? Macri[nus?] [clarissimae? memor]iae? vir, curator (of Utika)

Utika (Z) Utika (2) ? lateC3 (post

276)

The recipient of a statue erected by the colony, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the head' of the text.

ILA423

739


1C31 Aurel ( i us ) [ FI 1 avi us decurio,aedi[l]is,q.,duo- viralicius, d(ecurio) Karth., [cu]rator (of Vina),eq.R.

Vina (Z) Vina (2) lateC3 The recipient of a statue erected by the 'ordo Vinensiu[m] et universi cives', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the head of the text. Flavius' laudation is fragmentary; '[- vir]o offici[is -] erga nos remque p[u]blica[m] nostram innumeralbi]libus comprobito (sic) ... civi ama[n]tissimo'.

AE(1961)200

IC32 (=C168 -168a)

M.Ceionius Iulianus (signo) Kamenius c.v.,proconsul (Africae)

Belalis Major (Z) Bulla Regia (2) 326- 33

A text recording the reconstruction of the curia and a 6-sided building (sexsago) may have recorded the patronate of Ceionius, under whose proconsulate the work took place. Mention of his legate's patronate in the same text, makes mention of Ceionius own patronate in a lacuna after his name and titles particularly likely. An emendation might thus read - 'proconsulatu M.Ce[iolni Iultiani] c.v.,[pat.c.n.,auct(oritate) eiusdem?) et Gezei Largi Materniani c.v.,leg.

eius,pat.c.n.'. The Ceionian patria, Bulla Regia, lies only some 50 Km.to the south-west of Belalis Major. Ceionius was patronus patriae as well as patron of Madauros (C168 & 168a).

C14436=D5518

IC 33 L.Flavius Felix Gabinianus v.e.,fl.pp.et II viralic. splend.col.Karthag.,curator (of Abitinae)

Abitinae (2) Karthago (2) lateC3 -

early C4

The recipient of a statue erected by the Ab[iti]nen[ses] , he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text. Abitinae lies c65 Km. south west of Carthage.

C1165=p.929=p.979

IC34 anon. I- pr]oc.ducen[-Au]g.item ad i[-]ndum i[- A]fricfae -1

Karthago (2) Karthago(2)? ? It is not possible to determine whether the text belongs to a statue base or who erected it. If a statue base erected by the ordo to the recipient, it may have described the procurator as patron in a lacuna. If patron, group (C) classification and thus Carthaginian origin is probable (cf. IC4).

C24606

71-0

(B) NUMIDIA

IC35 M.Herennius Victor,M.fil.Quir. Thibilis v.e.,(praef. i)urid.col.Rusica-(densis1,dec.et III vir c[oloniard,advocatus [fisci], [proc.] ad studia,proc. [XX herediltatium per Umbriam Tu- [sciam,Pice]num et tractum Cam-[paniae] ,pro[c.regio]num sacrae urbis,proc.Augg.nn.ad fu[sa fru]menti et res populi per tr[actum] utriusque Numidiae

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO DATE


198-

(1) The recipient of a statue (erected by the 209

ordo?) he may have been described as patron in a lacuna after his offices. (2) A very fragmentary text, possibly a doublet to that above.

REFERENCE

(1)C18909-ILAlg II 4689=D9017

(2)ILA1gII 4690

Thibilis

208- His daughters Ti.C1(audia) Subatiana Aquilina 09488=AE(1911)107

10 and Ti.C1(audia)Digna Subatia Saturnina,c c. p p., are honoured by the 'respublica Cuiculitan-orum with a statue. The text is complete. A laudation follows their father's long cursus; 'hominis boni praesidis clementissimi ob insig-nem eius in patriam suam praestantiam'. Omission of the patronate of Subatianus from such a lengthily detailed cursus is unusual, if he were in fact patron. On the other hand, brief dedi-cations by the ordo to a legate's children are known from Verecunda, which fail to attest that legate's patronate (a patronate verifiable from another text; see IA30a). The legate in question, M. Aemilius Macer Saturninus (A230), doubtless enjoyed a statue in his own right, erected by the ordo in tandem with those to his son's (for group dedications simultaneously erected to a legate and his family, cf. C4599 & AE(1933)69), wherein his patronate was mentioned. The banality of co-opting Numidian legates (42 examples of patrocinia being epigraphically attested),and the fact that Subatianus was not simply an official, but also a citizen and benefactor, suggest that the absence of his patronate on the text to his daughters, was rectified on a statue simultaneously set up to himself. For Subatianus and parallels from Thugga,cf.pp.:70 -2.

IC36 Ti.C1(audius) Subatianus Proculus Cuicul

Cuicul praef.cohortis III Alpinorum, tribunus coh.VI civium Romanorum, praefectus alae constantium,sub praefectus classis praetoriae Misenatium,q.urbanus,tribunus candidatus,praetor urbanus candi-datus,curator Athendensium et Patrensium,leg.leg.VI Ferratae fidelis constantis,leg.Auggg.pr. pr.prov.splend.Numid.,c.v.,cos. desig.

IC37 M.Virrius Flavius Iugurtha (=P166) (signo)Valubius,M.fil.Pap.

eq.R.,fl.pp.,decurio splendi-dissimae colondae Carthaginien-sium,curator reip.(of Thamugadi)

Thamugadi Thamugadi

c240- The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo, C2409=17909

50 'tantum diserto quantum bono', he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of the text.

74-1

(C) MAURETANIA


IC38 (Annius) Presidius Satafis (M.S.) Satafis (M.S.) mid- Presidius saw to the erection of a dedication C20268

errig3 (a statue?) by his father, M.Annius Sacerdos, cf.C8396=20240= eques R.,patronus municipii (C297) cur.et (a p.970=D5728

305) dispunctor. No offices or titles are assigned to Presidius, and the context is one where such omission is frequent (cf.IB1). Presidius may therefore have been co-opted like his father, either now, or at a later date.

742

PATRONI INCERTI (4) GROUP (D)

743

(A) AFRICA PROC • NSULAR'S


I01 'S'ex.Appuleiu[s],'Sex.f.] [flamen] Iulialis,q.,pr. urb.

Karthago (Z) Luna (Italia) late Cl B.C.

The recipient of a statue erected post mortem by the ordo, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

C24583=D8963

IO2 Sex.Vettulenus Cerialis ., Reate (Italia) 72- The recipient of a statue erected most probably C12536=D988=ILT hunc imp.T.Caes[ar Vespasianus] triumphaturus [de Iudaeis donavit ] coronis muralib[us

9 by the ordo, he may have been described as patron in a lacuna.

893=AE(1889)185

II coronis vallaribus II c]oronis aure[is II hastis puns - totidemque] vexill[is - ] (cf. Ios.be11.3.7.32 in om[nibus honoribus candidatus] Caesarum bello Iudaico praefuit legioni quintae: date A067-72 & cf. AE(1925)67 & (1980)788 for post in 75-8,1eg.pr.pr.imp. Vespasiani (prov.Moesiae inferioris)).

ID 3 [-]s Flavi[us? -] Sabratha CT) ? Cl ? The text is extremely fragmentary: '[-]s Flavi[us?-patron?]um mun[icipii -] ', No other text mentions Sabratha as municipium, and mun[us] may be the correct expansion (cf.

PBSR,23(1955),p.125 nl

PBSR 23(1955)125n.ladn., & A. diVita. 'Gli Emporia di Tripolitania dall'eti' di Massinissa a Diocleziano: un profilo storico- istituzionale', ANRW 10.2,p.548 & n75).

I04 anon. Utika (2) ? 193- The second of 3 fragments, which may have formed ILT1176 211? part of the same text, appears to mention a

(municipal?) patronus. (a) lIo]vi Maximo[-] ob meritaHum munificen[tiam-]um consecu[tus?-]' (b)'[-]m[-]o pert[- su]rmam-pa]tro[n -]ocei[-] ' (c) Hcei[-]ohoriNq. HS.Cm.[-]HS CCXXVI[-]'. The tevt appears to concern the construction of a capitolium, at considerable outlay, sums of HS100,000 and HS226,000 being mentioned. Frag-ment (b) may provide a Severan dating '[L. Septimo Severo Pilo Pert[inaci? etc.]'. The patron? mentioned in the same fragment, may be either the donor of the construction, or the official who dedicated it (presumably the proconsul or his legate).

I05 anon. Karthago (Z) Karthago(2)? 222, The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?) C24591=ILT969=

[-]pianae (or [-]rianae), pra[etor]urbanus,leg.leg.

35 he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

AE(1908)153

Vict[ricis Alexand?]rianae

744

E AND RA CLIENT ORIGO DATE , REASON FOR INCLUSION REFER

ID6 Q.Iulius Severus Proculfian-us] c.(v.?] (or dos.?])

Gigthis (T) Gigthis (T)? C2 - C3

The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of his cursus. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

C22717=ILT31= AE(1908)120

ID7 anon. [lega]tus leg. V[-.-] Traia[n -1

Karthago (Z) Karthago (Z)? ..

The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

C24592

108 M.Hius Au[-] [leg.Au]g.le[g. -]

Lepcis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna(T)? II The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna at the end of his cursus. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

IRT518

I09 T.Caesernius [-] r, Aquileia

(Italia)?

.. The recipient of a statue erected by the [Llepcitani, or possibly the dedicator in an official capacity of a construction erected at public cost, Caesernius may have been described as patron. He is apparently related (if not identical) to (a) T.Caesernius Concess-us Severus whose wife is honoured with a statue by the ordo at Thagaste (ILAlg I 881, cf. IB125), (b) T.Caesernius Stati[a]nu[s Quinct]ianus, proconsul or procurator of Cyprus (PIR,C180, probably = C179 cf.G.Alfoldy, Tituli, V,p.333), (c) T.Caesernius Statius Quinctius Macedo Quinctianus, T.f.Pal.,consul in 137 or 138 and comes per Siciliam,Afric.Mauret.in 128 (PIR,C182), and (d) T.Caesernius Statius Quinctius Statianus Memmius Macrinus,T.f.Pal., younger brother of (c) above, consul in 141 and patron of the 4 Cirtan coloniae and Thamugadi (A217-217a), whilst Numidian legate. The patria of the Caesernii (b) (c) and (d) is Aquileia. Note also T. Caesernius Statius Quinct(ius) Macedo procurator in Mauretania, patron of the gens Maurorum Maccuum (A273) and father of (c) and (d) above.

IRT616=ILA1

10 10 anon. [-],pra[etor,leg.procos. Alsiae,[-,curator] viae La[tinae,-]

Sabratha (T) Sabratha(T)? C2- C3

The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

IRT89

I011 anon. [- I] III v[ir viarum curanda-rum?, -]

.. .. n ., IRT93

1012 anon. [-] III vir [capitalis?] (or a.a.a.f.f.? )

0 II “ .. IRT94

745

No. NAME AND RANK nrirrIn DrAfr1M rno Turtimmm

1013 anon. Segermes (B)

...........

? post 161- 76

VfiLl,,,,11 II.II, 111,..LUOLVIII

The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo, ('[municipium Au] reli[um A]ug.Segerm[es) ), he appears to have been described as '[patr]ono' .

ISCrCALNUL

C910=11177=ILT 259

1014 anon. [procos.provinciae Cretae et]Cyrenarulm,-]

Lepcis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna(T)? C3 A dedication erected to or by him, may have described him as patron in a lacuna. Possible an administrator in Africa.

IRT556

1015

(=P106)

anon. X vir stlit.iud[ic.],[sodal. Augus]tal.,[q.,tr.p1.?],leg. pro pr.prov. Sidi' [iae] ,

PIr.1-]

.

.. ,. " From a dedication erected to him in Rome by several clients -'[-]i Cerialis et Gallus [-]ii Reginus col.et reg[- L]epcimagnenses cli[entes, platrono optim[o]' -one might

surmise patronage of Leptis Magna as well, He had possibly been a former administrator in Africa.

C6.1554 cf.IRT pp.73-4

1016 anon. Sabratha (T) ? ? The text reads - I I-Issa[-]escil- patironoE-1 1 - and possibly refers to a municipal patron.

IRT131

1017 T.Fab[ius -] [-,X vir stlit.] iud[ic.?,-]

Hadrumetum(B) Hadrumetum(B)? ? A dedication erected to or by him, may have described him as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

Bardo 119

ID18 anon. [-I per Africam,magister

II II

7 The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. The text reads - '[-] per Africam magistro omnium virtutum viro[-]. The word 'magistro is unlikely to refer to an imperially appointed post, and we may be dealing with a privately erected dedication by a pupil to a rhetor or some other instructor, whose fame is renowned throughout the province (per Africam').

AE(1968)628

1019 anon. pro[c.Au]g.?

Hippo Regius(N.P.) ? ? The text reads - 'HSCEP[-]ib pro[-]g patro[-] solle[mn -]'. - and may refer to a municipal patron or the patron of a certain Solle[mnis?]. A pro[c.Au]g. appears to be concerned.

C5233=p.962= ILA10 14

1020 A[-] tri[b.p1.],prae[t.], leg.leg.[-],leg.prov[-], procos.[-]

Karthago (Z) Karthago(Z)? ? (ante 235)

Al-] may have been proconsul of Africa, or a local senator. Honoured by the ordo or by private clients, he may have been described as patron at the end of his cursus.

ILA366

1021 anon. [sacerdos? or leg.?, or procos)) pro]vinc.Afric. (or [proc.pro]vinc.Afric. Karth[aginiensis tractus])

,, ,. ?

The text reads - '[- pro]vinc.Afric.Karth[-]'. The Karth[aginienses] may have erected the text to a provincial priest or administrator, or alternatively,'Karth[-]' may form part of the official's title. In either case, the text was probably set up by the ordo, perhaps to a patron.

--

C24599

74 6


ID22 anon. [-1,trib.plebis[-]

Karthago (Z) Karthago(Z)? ? (ante 235)

The recipient of a statue erected by the ordo

( d.d.p.[p.]'), he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

C24593

1D23 [-]Anto[ ni us -] ?[-]pr.Panno[niael,trib. m[ilitum leg. -]

.. ., ? The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?),

or alternatively, the dedicator of a statue to an emperor with the cognomen Anto[ninus], he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. His cursus may have been given in inverse order, and it is possible that he was an administrator in Africa.

ILT1065

I D 24 anon. [- pr]ov.Siciliae,[-]nus vice leg.functus,[-]

II ? The recipient of a statue (erected by the ordo?),

he may have been described as patron in a lacuna. Possibly an administrator in Africa.

C24596

, 1 ID25 M.Antonius Rufus Sicca Veneria(Z) Sicca Veneria

(Z)? ? In the mid-eighteenth century, Shaw observed the

destruction of two statues by local 'Iconoclast- ics', one a statue of Venus, the other an equest-rian statue dedicated to Marcus Antonius Rufus (cf.C10622 adn.). Equestrian statues were the preserve of persons of particular eminence and/or generosity,and there is thus some probability that Rufus was described as patron.

C10622

(B)NUMIDIA

IO26 (cf.A230

-230b)

M.Aemilius[-] [leg.Aug.pr.pr .?]

Cirta ? CI-C2? (172-4?)

The text reads; '[-sac]er[d]os?[urbi]s?[-IM. AemiliusHcol.dedic[-l'. As dedicator, M. Aemilius may have been'Ileg.Aug.pr.pr.,pat.lcol.', and identical to M.Aemilius Macer Saturninus, patron of Verecunda, Cuicul and Thamugadi (A230- 230b).

ILA1g11673

ID27 (cf. A67)

Didius lulianus Thibilis ? late C2?

His wife, Vettia Saturnina (signo) Acent[rius], was honoured with a dedication (erected by the ordo?). H.G. Pflaum suggests that Iulianus may be the same as the future emperor of 193,M. Didius Severus Iulianus, already known as patron of Bisica Lucana (A67)(cf.ILA1g114662 adn.). The identification is hazardous. No imperial post connects the future emperor with Numidia, and our Didius may rather be a local citizen, connected to the 5 Didii attested at Thibilis (cf. ILAlgII 5150-5154). The conjunction of the names Didus and lulianus is, however, attested nowhere else to my knowledge.

ILAlg 114662= AE(1915)87

ID28 anon. [leg.Aug.pr.pr .?],cos. d[es,?]

Cuicul ? C2-C3 (ante

268)

The text reads '[-]KATRE[- patr.? c]ol.,cos. dies.? -]'. The individual concerned may be 1 [1eg.Aug.pr.pr .,patr.c]ol.' but the position

(contd.)

C8334=p.1897

747

No. NAME AND RANK

CLIENT

ORIGO

DATE


1D28 (contd) of 'cos.d[es2] ' after 'fpatr.? clol. renders this unlikely, there being no other examples from Numidia.

10 29 anon. [leg.Aug.pr.pr .?]

Thamugadi ? C2-C3 (ante

268)

The text reads: '[-patron]us? c[ol.? -],dec. d[ec.r. It appears to be a dedication by a legate and patron, but the very fragmentary state of the text precludes certainty.

C17902

ID30 anon. ., ? .. The fragment 'pat[ron.?] . may refer to a

municipal patron. C10739

1031 .. .. ? . ■ The fragment '[patrlonus?' may refer to a

municipal patron. The letter height (34cm) indicates that a monumental construction is involved. The patron(?) may therefore be either the dedicating legate, or the donor of the construction.

C17926

ID32 [-Aq]uilus?(or [Ser]vilius?) Cirta ? ? The text reads: 'Nvili patr[-P. A municipal patron may be involved.

C7921=ILA1g II 722

(C) MAURETANIA

ID33 anon. [praef.coh.?-trib.mil.leg.II] Tra[ian.F.,praef.alae -],donis donatus ab [imp.Caes.M.Aur. Antonino Aug.]Germ. corona aurea[et corona - ha]stis puns duabus [vexillis duobus in] bello Germanico,[proc.Aug.prov.M]oesiae superior[is,-,p]roc.Aug.[-,-?]

Caesarea(MC.) Caesarea (M.G.)?

late C2 (post

173-5)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo or a client. The last named post (or pos-sibly one which succeeded it - cf. M.G.Jarrett, op.cit.„p.226) may have described the honorand as procurator of Mauretania (cf.H.G.Pflaum, 'Carrieres', p.542 n199). Local origin is pos-sible (cf. M.G.Jarrett,loc.cit.).

C9372=p.1983

1034 anon. proc.Aug.[prov.- superlioris (or [infer]ioris)

,. ., C2-C3 (post 110-58)

A lacunary dedication was erected to him (by , the ordo or a client?), or by him. The text is very mutilated and may have added the post of procurator of Mauretania to his cursus. Local origin is again possible.

C21001

748

ADDENDA IA

...

IA24A

.........

Flavius Victorianus Leptis comes Giioencesi Africae (cf. (T) C10937.20566-v.c.. Prim(i) ordinis comes Africae)

Magna 7 375-8 Recipient of a lacunary dedication erected by the ordo INT 570 • AL (1957) 236 (q9LepcimIagnenses? -1'). Laudation: '(-1 allometis. Praedicabilis integritatis et benevoli (sic) vigoris iustitiae singularis ... quod defesso territorio nimia incursatione ba[rlarorum sequens(-1 excubiaef-I11-71que E-31inte moderatione iudiciorum obe (-31tam reipublicaCe-3 quam privatorum restittuit1 etiamr-1'.

1818A

ADDENDA 18

Theveste (N.P.) 164-5 His wife. Titinia tulle (f)ilia Q. Titini Securi ponti(fj C16559 • IL Alp I 3070 q., praeff.Ii.d., II vir, muner(ari) (NB 74) is honoured by curiae et August(ales).

C.Roius Petronianus eq.p.exor.

Theveste (N.P.)

1833A (S)ex. Palpellius Faustus, P.f.Quir. Efl]am.divi Aug.,Il vir.II vir quinci.c.I.K..quaestor Ilab ordine spendido Marthag-iniensium et a populo lectus

Furnos Maus (2) Furnos Maius beg.- (7)7 mid C2

A lacunary dedication was erected to him by the ordo, a L'Africa Romana, Atti client or a family member. dell 11 convegno di

studio Sassari, 14 - 16 dicembre 1984 (1985) 182-4.

1853A P.Licinius Papirianus,M.f. Quir. procur. Augg.imp.Caes.M. Aureli Antonini Aug.Germanic. Sarmatici maximi p.p. et Ecli]vi Veri a rationibus

Sicca Veneria (7)

Sicca Veneria 175-80 (2)

Recipient of a lacunary dedication erected by the ordo. C1641 . p.1523 The text sets out the terms of a foundation of HS1,300.000 and 2707 • 06818 to be used for alimenta for 300 boys and 300 girls. Laudatio: 'ob merita eius et cul-)I

18788 Q.Servaeus Fuscus Cornelianus c.v..q.urb., tr.pl., cur.viae Saler.. iurid.per Calab.aucani. Apulium, Brutt.,pr.hast. item ex deleg. de liberalib. causis et supremar.. leg.leg. XIII Gemin. lleg.] leg. 1 Italic., leg. provinc. Galatiae

Gigthis (T) Gigthis (T) 228 (or soon after)

Recipient of a lacunary dedication erected by the ordo C11028 • p.2293 • I1112 (1-)Gigt(henses) publ(ice).' A lacuna of three lines occurs between the initial post of Servaeus' curses (in reverse order) and 'Gigt(henses) pub(lice) . , and presumably contained a brief laudatio. and, perhaps, the title 'patronus'. Cf.. however, a dedication to Servaeus by 'cur(iae) universae libert(i) libert(a)e eius at fill eorum alimentis annuls foti', where the title is not added to his cursus (C22721 • 08978 • ILT 33 • AL (1908) 125).

18984 (-F17:Orus lulianus eq.R., es., pontif.,111 sir?, Cluner.

Theveste (N.P.) Theveste (N.P.) 180-305 Recipient of a lacunary dedication erected by 'universae C16558 • ILAlg curiae-let augustales'. Laudatio: qob siDiceram 13067 • fidem et inno(centiam) qua cum civibus agit1-1'.

18108A L.Caesonius Honoratus Caesoni anus fl.pp.e.v., Ell sir i1tem mu[nerariusl

Madauros (N.P.) Madauros (N.P.) C3 Recipient of a lacunary dedication (erected by the ordo?). ILA1g12144

10114A anon. (-1., advoca1t1us (fisci stationis heredttatium ayl H S C mil.n. [-a]b epistulis (-I

Thuburnica (2) Thuburnica (2) C3 Recipient of a lacunary dedication (erected by the ortlo?) ILA470 . AL (1917-18) 89 • H.G.Pflaum. 'Les Carriires'. p.987n. 226 ter.

18123C anon. fl.pp..pontlifex). sacerdotal- Lis pros. Tripolitanaell

Leptis Magna (T) Lepcis Magna (T) C4 Recipient of a lacunary dedication erected by the ordo IRT 581 ((-)ex populi sufrtagiis-1'). Laudatio: '(-10b meritum of-1 eiusdem praesitdis1'.

18156A anon. Cciviumn amator et patriae, clarissimorum viLror(um) I et equit(um) R(omanorum) propinquus

Thibilis (N) Thibilis (N) late C3-C4

Recipient of a lacunary dedication (erected by the ordo?) ILAIg II 4722 addressed (unusually) in the nominative. Laudatio: 'I-1inqu 1- civium?) amator et patriae, laesit nelminem ... et mitre') eloquentia facundus iin dicen]do?, orator nobilis, declamatEor] facilis extemporalitate, diCelogorum et epistularum e(t) edyliorum constriptor, quae ex[tOnt, et ob Eungente[m copiam in genfli facilis in c1omponend- (is) ecflogis annum X[-P.

1C26A

ADDENDA I (C)

Althiburos (2) C3? Recipient of a lacunary dedication by the ten curiae, C1828 • p.2722 another having apparently been given by the ordo ('populus • 05783 • III 1645 curler. X loco ab ordine dat(o1, 1alteram statuam posuiltr). Laudatioh-]et singult-os-lintegritatis c?[-3qui temporibus curate suae] inter cetera Ibeneficia etiam1 ornamentum moenibui et salutem civibus perpetuam perductis fontibus contulerit... at ob dedicationem decurionib. sportulas curls epul. act[o]i•e>s eius deder.'

anon. (curator rei publicae? cf.T. Kotula, 'Les curies municipales en Afrique romaine'. Wroclaw. 1968. p.34 n.61 - 'Les mots 'temporibus curae suae' ... constituent sans doute use allusion i la fonction de curateur de la ville'.

Althiburos (Z)

MAUr Awn DAM/ REFERENCE

-74 61

PERSONAL PATROCINIA

N.B. Asterisked numbers indicate that the honorand was both an official and

a native of the town concerned ( n.29, 59, 62, 66, 68, 69, 71, 72, 79-80, 89, 154, 155, 156).

(A) DEDICATIONS TO OFFICIALS (a) SENATORS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. TOWN DATE HONORAND DEDICAND MOTIVATION REFERENCE

Hippo Regius c200-70 (N.P.)

anon.,[legatus iu]r[i]dic[us dioicese]os Hipp[onensis, cu?]r. reip.Hip[p]onens.reg. item municipior.Thubursicens. Kalam.Tipas.

M.Ulpius Spenicus Iun(ior) cliens domus AE(1955)149 eius

Lepcis Magna 138-61 (T)

M.Atilius Metilius Bra[d]ua Cauci[dius -]blicusHllius Pollio Gavidius Matiaris Atrius Bassus,procos.(Africae)

D.Iunius Crescens,D.Iunius Galba,Q.Calpurnius Capito, L.Plautius Octavian[us]

patrono IRT517=AE(1955) 227=(1981)863

Roma (are 250-68 clients Carthaginian?)

M.Pontius Eclectus Archelaus, M.f. Palatina,c.v.,cons.,curator Carthaginis

Valerii Philostorgus senior et junior

unicae bonitatis AE(1917-18)114 et gravitatis viro patrono incompara-bili...clientes [f]oti semper eius auxilis

(A) DEDICATIONS TO OFFICIALS (a) SENATORS (2) NUMIDIA

[p]atrono C19504=ILA1gII 658

Cirta C2-C3 (ante 260)

anon., -[leg.] Aug.pr.pr ., cos.des.

M.Motilius Valens

5 Diana Veter- 194-5 (=A anorum 237)

C.Iulius (Scapula) Lepidus Tertullus,leg.Aug.pr.pr .

M.Aemilius Felix Iunior, M.f.Pap., aedil.q.p.,praef.i.d.

patrono AE(1934)26 optimo

6 n 184 (=A233

-3a)

M.Valerius Maximianus,M.f., leg.Aug.pr.pr .,cos.des. (cf.n.43-4)

Aquili Restutus,fl.pp.,aedil., II vir,II vir quinq.,praef. i.d.pro II viris et Marcianus, augur.aedil.,II vir

innocent. C4600 praesidi patrono

,--

-151

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE TOWN

7 Diana Veter- anorum

184 Ulpia Aristonica,M.f.,c.f., coniunx M.Valeri M.f. Maximiani

Aquili Restutus,fl.pp.,aedil., II vir,II vir quinq.,praef.i. d.pro II viris et Marcianus, augur,aedil.,II vir

patronae AE(1933)70

8 Lambaesis (=A 230 -

230b)

172-4 M.Aemilius Macer Dinarchus, M. Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr. pr.filius (cf.n.54 - 5)

T.Valerius Rufinus,(centurio) leg.III Aug.

- C2730=18123

9 n n M.Aemilius Macer Saturninus, M.Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr.pr . filius

n

.

- C2731=p.1739

10 n 11 M.Aemilius Macer Dinarchus, M.Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr. pr.filius

stratores - AE(1915)27

11 n n M.Aemilius Macer Saturninus, M.Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr.pr . filius

n - AE(1917-18)49

12 (=A 246)

n 246-7 M.Aurelius Cominius Cassianus, Memmius Valerianus, a IIII leg. Aug[g] pr.pr . militiis,v.e.

omnibus virtu- C2732=18124= tibus abundanti D1154 viro

13 1, n L.Herennius Acutianus, et Caecilius Victor corniculari

praesidi AE(1917-18)71 benignissimo

14 in n n beneficiari ei[u]s curanti- bus Caecilio Bellicia[nlo q. et Licinio Fortunato bf.

insignis patient- AE(1917-18)72 iae et admirabil-is integritatis ac summarum virtutum viro...praesidi

15 n n n Clodius Lucifer,praefect. classis, v.e.

praesidi genio AE(1939)38 virtutum omnium

No. TOWN

DATE

HONO RAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

16 Lambaesis 246-7 M.Aurelius Cominius Cassian- us leg Aug[g.] pr.pr . ; -

beneficiari eius,curante P.Valerio Donato quaestore

-- C2733=p.1739

17 n n ii L.Valer(ius) Optatianus (signo) Panagrius, eq.R., advoc.

ob insignem eius erga se dignation-em

AE(1917-18)73

18 H ii u T.F1(avius) S[il]vanus, eq. R., [ad]vocat.,Q.Pin[ar]ius Urban[us], II vir et L. [Gar]gilius Fel[ix], fl.pp.

qui iu[dicia] eius for[i iustitiamque] tot[ies admirati sunt]

C2734=18125

19 n I, H C.Iulius Rogatianus,decur.al . Fl.,ex corniculario eius

provectus ab eo

AE(1917-18)74

20 n n [-]i[-]s,[- coniu]nx M. [Aureli Co]mini Cassiani leg.Aug[g.] pr.pr .

" I, AE(1917-18)75

21 n 186 [Ge(vel Co)]minia [Ver?]a, coniunx [(T.Cauni) Prislci leg.Aug. [pr.pr.],cos.des.

[speclulatores et [bene]ficiari -- AE(1967)577

22 (=A234 -234a)

it 188 Ti.Claudius Gordianus,[Ti. fil.Quir.] ,leg.leg.III Aug., cos.desig.

P.Iulius Theodorus ) (centurio) leg.III Aug.

praesidi optimo

AE(1954)138

23

= (IA37)

n 209-12 Q.Cornelius Valens Cu[-ius] Honestianus lunianus,leg. Auggg.pr.pr .

C.Aelius[-]v[-ia]nus,[p]ra[ef.] praesidi coh.VI Commagenorum [rari]ssimo

AE(1969-70)706

24 H 222-35 C.Fabius Fabianus Vetillus Lucillianus,leg.Aug.pr.pr .,

cos.des.

Aul.Tullius Iustianus, p(rimi)p(ilus) leg. III

Aug.Severiani

praesidi iustissimo

C2737=p.1739

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

25 Lambaesis 222-35 C.Fabius Fabianus Vetillus Lucillianus,leg.Aug.pr.pr ., cos.des.

L. [-1 -- AE(1967)578

26 n

(=A226- 226b)

162 D.Fonteius Frontinianus L. Stertinius Rufinus,legatus Augustorum pr.pr .,cos. designatus

Sex.Terentius Saturninus, (centurio) leg.III August.

-- C2738=p.954= p.1739=D1082

27 II n Numisia Celerina, [P.fil.], coniunx D.Fontei Frontininani leg.Augustor.pr.pr .,cos.desig.

Magnia Procula,mater Caecili Concessi corniculari

--

'

C2739=p.1739

28 (=A242)

n 225-6 L.Iulius Apronius Ma[einius Pius Salamallianus,leg.III Aug.Sever.et prov.Numid.

M.Aurelius Crescen[s],p(rimi)- p(ilus) leg(ati) eiusdem

praesidi rarissimo

AE(1917-18)51

29* (=C243 -3h)

n 227-30 P.Iul(ius) Iunianus Martiali- C.Calventius Ianuarius, anus (signo) Leontius,leg. (centurio) leg.III Aug. Aug.pr.pr .,cos. Alexandrianae

praesidi iustissimo et benignissimo

C2742=p.954= p.1739

30 n 213-22 Ti.Iulius Pollienus Auspex, leg.Aug.pr.pr .,cos.

Q.Ancharius Felix,a militiis praesidi rarissimo

AE(1915)16

31 n n n C.Publicius Septiminus, (centurio)leg.III Aug. Antoninianae

candidatus eius

AE(1917-18)50

32 n 11 n stratores eius praesidi innocentissimo

AE(1917-18)78

33 n II n Sinicii Rufus et Fortunatus fratres,advocati

patrono C2743=p.1739

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND REFERENCE

34 Lambaesis (=A249)

260-8 [C.Iulius Sallustius Saturn- ius Fortunatianus,leg.Aug. provinc]iae [Numidia]e et leg.III Aug. Gallienae

Aemilius Florus,domicurius eius

patrono [pr]aestantis- [simo]

C2797=p.1739= D2413

35 II I t Vergilia Florentina,c.f.,

coniunx lull Fortunatiani, c.v.,consular.

Aemilius Florus, b(ene)f(ic-

iarius),. domicur(ator) patronis AE(1917-18)52

36 (A229)

II 171 Stat(ilia) Agrippina iconiunx Modi Iusti leg.Aug.pr.pr ., consulis

speculatores et beneficiari

-- C2746

37 (=A220 -220a)

is 149 L.Novius Crispinus Martialis

Saturninus,cos.desig.,leg. Aug.pr.pr .provinciae Africae

veterani leg.III Aug.qui mil- itare coeperunt Glabrione Torquato item Asiatico II et Aquilino cos.

-- C2747=p.1739= D1070

38 n n [-]ilius Balbus,tr[ib.mil . -] Ulpius Postum[us -]Cascellius C.f. HUlpius [-]Vi[-] Pompeius Pro[-] Cassius [-]

-- C18273

39 ii II P.Novius Saturninus Martialis Marcellus,L.Novi Crispini leg.Aug.pr.pr .,cos.desig. filius

specul[a]tores -- C18083

40 si 259 [C.P]omponius Magnus,leg. Aug[g.] pr.pc,consul

P.Geminius Gallonianus,b(ene)- f(iciarius),domicurator

patrono inconp- [ar]abili... promotus ab eo

AE(1917-18)76

41 is ii Aelia Prospera,c.f.,coniunx C.Pomponi Magni leg.Aug[g.] , pr.pr.,c.v.,praesidis

stratores -- C2748=p.1739= BACTH(1914)291a

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

42 Lambaesis c175 M.Pontius Varanus Sabinus, M.fil.Pupinia,trib.laticla-vius mil.leg.IIIAug.,XV vir sacris faciundis,X vir stlitibus iudicandis,VI vir turmae equit.Romanor.

signiferi legioni eiusdem -- AE(1982)956

43 (=A233-

3a)

I. 184 M.Val[erius] Maximianus,

[MJ.] ,leg.Aug.pr.pr.leg.III Aug. ,cos. (cf.n.6-7)

Refrius Maximus,(centurio)

leg.III Aug.strator eius -- C2749= -p.954=

p.1739

.

44 n n Ulpia Aristonica,[M.f.], coniunx M.Valeri Maximiani, cos.

stratores -- CRAIBL(1954) 273,2

45 1. 213-17 M.Valerius Senecio,leg.Aug. pr.pn lcos.

speculator(es) et benefic- (iari) et quaestionari curante Agilio Felice quaes tore

-- C2751=p.1739= D1162

46 II II H L.Con[sidius Pau]lus, cor[nicular(ius)]

provi[dentissi- mo] praes[idi]

C2750=p.1739

47 II II H L.Fabius Silvanus,cornicul- (anus) eius

praesidi praestantissimo

AE(1917-18)77

48 n 176 L.Vesproni[us] Candidus Sal[l]ustius Sabinianus,[-f. Saba]tina, [origo Man]tua, (leg.leg.Aug.III),cos.

[s]peculatores [e]t [be]ne- ficiarii [eius]

-- AE(1967)575

49

(=IA38)

n 222-35 M.Ulpius M[a]ximus,leg. [Aug. pr.] pr.

Aure[lii] Cresce[ns] et Gain- [as],(centuriones) leg.III A[ug.] Severi[anae]

praesidi benignissimo

C2753=18128

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATI

50 Lambaesis 222-35 M.Ulpius M[a]ximus,leg. [Aug.]

(-1 ign iSsimo ]

n

[praesi]di b[en- C18274

51 n o ug. [p]r.pr. [s]pecul(atores) et benef(ic-

jar I) - C18276

52 n 218- 22 [ -]r[ -]us,leg.Aug. [pro pr.] leg.III Aug. [Antonin.] et [Piro(vinc. Num]id lcos. de[s.]

[ - II vi]r qq. [cur -]o Iuliano

[praesidi b]eni - C2754=18129 gnissimo

53 n early C2- early C3

Mdius Taurus, [tribulnus laticla[vius le]g.IIIAug.

[corn(icularii) et blenef- (iciari)

[statua]m C2774=p.1739 aeream... posuerunt

54 Thamugadi (=A230 -230b)

172-4 M.Aemilius Macer Dinarchus, P.Iulius Iunianus,C.fil. M.Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr.pr . ) Papiria cos.desig.filius (cf.n.8-11)

patrono AE(1946)64

55 0 II M.Aemilius Macer Saturninus, M.Aemili Macri leg.Aug.pr.pr . filius

n [patrono] AE(1938)143

56 n

(=A238- 238c)

199-201 Q.Anicius Faustus,(leg.Aug. pr.pr .),cos.

Q.Tegonius Sa4urninus,f14p:, qq.col.Thamug.

patrono BACTH(1909) 109n.8

57 H

(=B97-8)

II Sex.Anicius Faustus Paullin[i]-Q.Tegonius Latinus,Q.Tegoni anus, Anici(i) consularis Saturnini fl.pp.fil. filius, c.p.

n C17890=BACTH (1893)157n36= AE(1985)881d

58 n c242 T.Iulius Tertullus Antiochus (signo) Antacius,(leg.Aug.pr. pr.)

L.Valerius Optatianus (signo) Panagrius,eq.R.,advocbtus

virtutum omnium C2393 viro...on insignem in se dignationem.. .cliens eius

-757

(A) DEDICATIONS TO OFFICIALS (b) EQUESTRIANS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

E I A

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE ...... ....... ....._

59* Hippo Regius (N.P.) 98-117 (=NC4)

-

T.Flavius Macer,T.f. Quir., proc.Aug. aid praledia Saltus Hipponi[en.] et Theve[st]ini

collegium Larum Caesaris n. et liberti et familia item conductores qui in regione Hipponi[ens]i consistent

-- ILAlgI 3992= AE(1922)19

60 civitas Marac- -61 itanorum (B)

post 276 T.Iulius Pansa Crispinianus e.v., [cur.rdp. splendidi- [ssimae col.] Zam.Reg.

M.Aren[ius -]ulus -- ILT574=AE(1942-3) 108=(1949)110

62* II

(=C94) (=I866)

198-211 L.Iulius Victor Modianus,L. fil.Pap.,e.v.,proc.d d d. Auggg.nnn.tractuus Numidiae a frumentis (cf.n.70)

[ ] ob eximiam erga se benevolentiam [et] integritat-e[m -]

ILT575=AE(1942-3) 105

63 Sabratha (T) 238-68 [-] Vic[-], [- f.] Pap.,proc. Aug[g.? -]dux per [limitem Tri]politanum, pr[oc.region-i]s Lepthimin[ensis -]

[-]ius V(vel N)[-] -- IRT97=AE(1955) 226

64 Segermes (8) post 217 C.Postumius Saturninus Flavi- anus (signo) Vindicius,procurator centenarius regionis Hadrimetinae fun[c]tus etiam partibus ducenari ex sacro praecepto in eadem regione

L.Sempronius Maximus, fl.pp.

-- C11174=D1440

II 65 II II Victor Augg.lib. cliens C11175

75 8

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

66* Sufetula (B) post 212 [- P]omponius L[-]murianus, L.Va[l]gius Mauricus,v.e., Gaii filius Papir[ia], e.v., f(isci) [adv(ocatus)] functus adv[oca]tione fisci Hispaniarium trium et patrimoni tract[us] Karthaginis et a com[mentar]iis praeffector.

praetor[io, pr]ocurator duCenarius Au[g.] n[o]stri di oceseos Had [ ru] metinae

ob eximiam condisc[ipu]- latus adectionem

C11341=23219= ILT362=D9016= AE(1908)sub 64

67 Ziqua (Z) ante 184 L.Plautius Ita[lus], proc. official[es eius] -- C12428=p.2433 Aug.

68* Hr.Ksibat (B) 198-209 [M.Aemilius Clodianus proc. [li]berti et famil[ia]Caesar. [o]mnium virtutum C11105=p.2316= (=NA6) p ]a[t]rimoni per regionem nn. [et flotius ius- ILT128=AE(1888)

Leptitanam proc.ration. privatae per reg.Tripolitanam

titia.viro {prae]posito incom-par[abili]

56

(A) DEDICATIONS TO OFFICIALS (b) EQUESTRIANS (2) NUMIDIA

69 Cirta 138-61 M.Claudius Restitutus,Q.f. Alexander Aug.lib.pabul. -- Quir„proc.Aug.dioiceseos regionis Hadrumetinae et Thevestinae

70 ii 198-211 L.Iulius Victor] Modianus,L. Fortunatus,Vindex et Diotimus amore eius C7053=p.965= (=C94) fil.Pap.,v.e.,proc.Auggg.nnn. Auggg.lib,adiut.tabul.fusae semperetdignat - p.1848=ILA1g11 (=IB66) per Numidiam v.a.proc,tractus lone protecti 668=D1438

Thevestini (cf. n.62)

71* Cuicul c240 L.Titinius Clodianus (signo) C.Pomponius Saturninus, -- 09490=AE(1911) (=NC20) Consultius,e.v.,proc.prov. actuarius al.Panno. 100

Numidiae partes praes.agenti

-759

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MO I A I

72* Lambaesis c240 L.Titinius Clodianus (signo) C.Vibius Maximus,eq.R.,f1. Consultius,e.v.,proc.prov. pp. f(isci) a(dvocatus) Numidiae partes praes.agenti

candidatus eius patrono rarissimo

AE(1917-18)85

73 11 soon after 180

Ti.C1(audius) Proculus Inventus Aug.lihltabul.leg.I Cornelianus proc.regionis Aug. Thevestinae,proc.IIII p.A.

-- AE(1956)123

(A) DEDICATIONS TO OFFICIALS (b) EQUESTRIANS (3) MAURETANIA

oh ins[ign.ael quita[tem at]que v[irtutem?]

C9357=p.1983 74 Caesarea(M.C.) C3 M.A[-] Pro[-] VetH, [ - 1 Mes[sius? -] p[-] [-]t[-]- praese[s] Maur[et. Caes.] rator[-] Germ[-]

75 n n Aelia Flavina lconiunx (P. Caninia Salsa Aeli) Classici proc.Aug. (Maur.Caes.)

sanctissimae feminae...ob merita

AE(1902)13= sub 256

76 (=IA56)

I, c201 P.Aelius Peregrinus Rogatus, M.Popilius Nepos,Palat.,praef. P.filius Papiria,praeses alae Geminae Sebastene,domus (Maur.Caes.) Roma

omnium virtutum viro praesidi dignissimo

C9359=p.1983

77 H i. ii Tib.C1.Licinius,ex praef. coh.I Fl. Hisp.

-- C9360=20942

78 (=A289)

u 247-9 M.Aurfell. Atho Marcellus, [L]upercus Aug.lill yex tabul. v.e.,proc.Aug.n.praes.pr .Maur. Caes.et Mamili[a] Septimia [C]rispina eius

-- AE(1908)30

79 *

(=NC22)

11 223-35 (M.) Aur(elius) Zeno Ianuarius Iul(ius) Antoninu a c.v. (=e.v.,praeses prov.Maur. militiis Caes. cf. C20992)

memoriae ...ob merita

C10982=20991

-760

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

80* Caesarea(M.C.) 223-35 (M.)Aur(elius) Zeno Ianuarius [-] CRE[-] c.v.(=e.v.,praeses prov. Maur.Caes.cf. C20992)

-- C20992

81 n 238-54 Ti. [Claudius] Const[an]s, [-lus Iu[-]n[-]sus[-]-0 V[-] pr[o]c. Aug. (Maur.Caes.) u[-]sus[-](centurio) o[rdina-

r(ius)?-]

-- AE(1980)969

82 n c175 Ti. Cl(audius) Priscian[us], Q.[-]n[-]iorius Severus,praef. -- C9363=p.974= proc.provinciae (Maur.Caes.) coh.Sigambrorum,praepositus

classibus p.1983=D1351

83 n c257 [M.Cornelius] Octavianus,v.p., [-] Saturninus,dec.alae Seb. [ca]ndd. C21000=AE(1900) (=A119) [dux per Africam Numidiam, Valerianae Gaillienae et

Mauretaniamque, pdaeses Valerianae et -] prov. [Mauretani]ae Caesar- iensis...et Cassia Cyrina c[oniunx eius et Cornelius -ler eq.R.et [Cornelia] Iulia Cyrina

eorum patronis dignissimi[s ob merita]

125=(1954)136

Octav[iana filii] eorum

84 n 202 Cn.Haius Diadumenianus,proc. Iu[1.Vale]ntinus,[-]sta pro -- C9366=p.1983 Auggg. u[t]r[ar]umque Mauri- i[-]orduru[-] patronus [-] taniarum Tingitana[e et Caes.]

85 n c227 [T.Lic]inius Hierocles,vir M.Aelius Saturninus, patronis C20996=D1356= egregius,proc.Augusti n.,[pr]- veteranus ex dec.alario dignissimis AE(1889)187, aeses provinciae Mauretaniae sub159=(1966) Caesariensis...et Claudia 596 Nerviana coniunx eius et Licinii Hierocles,Hieroclia, Paulina et Axia filii eorum

86 n n n [- dec.alae Sebastenae Se]- verianae

n AE(1966)566

71

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

87 Caesarea (M.C.) c227 T.Licinius Hierocles,v.e., proc.Aug.n.,praeses (Maur. Caes.)

M.Imur[-] Severi[anus] praesidi iustis- C9367=20995 simo iure gla[di- =AE(1939)163= i]...patrono dig- (1982)968. nissimo

88 N N T.Licinius Cl(audius) Hie- (rocles](son of above)

L.Vinnius Fronto, ex [t]a[b- (ulario)]

Incipe,parve puer, AE(1931)39 studiis superare

parent(em) egregr- iumque genus propriis virtutibus orna

89* N 197 -8 C.Octavius Pudens Caesius Conelius Primus,de[c. ala]e praesidi C9370=p.1983= (=IA55)

• (=NC20A)

Honoratus,proc.Auggg.a censibus,praeses (Maur.Caes.)

Thrac. ex [stra]tore [e]ius innocentissimo D1357a

N 90 199-211 Q.Sallustius Mac[ri]nianus, [-] Anullius Geta,ex praet praesidi suo et C9371=p.1983= proc.Augg[g.] utriusq.prov. Mau[re]taniae,praeses et Q. Sa[11u]stius Mac[ri]nianus c.v. filius eius...et Q. Sallustius Macr[in]ianus, c.p. nepos eius

[al]ae Parthorum ...filio eius,com- D1355 milito[ni] rarissimo...ob insignem [eo]rum erga se humanitatem[-]

91 N ante 161 L.Septi[mius] Petro[nianus], C1.Quintosius,dic.(sic)a1ae ob merita AE(1958)166= proc.provinciae Mauret. Thrac.strator.eius (1960)245 Caesari ens.

92 II C3 anon.,[pro]c.Aug.n.,pr. [- c]oh. IIII Sy[gambrorum?] patron(o) C8494=C20999= al[ae -,tr]ib. n.elect. Ant.Af.23(1987)

194

93 Rusucurru (M.C.) 218-23 T.F1(avius) Serenus, p[raese]s (Maur.Caes.)

[CC.]Iulii Sabinusja mi[litiis [et] Pontianus [ex delcurione a[lario v]et., strator eius

utrubique p[raesi]d[i]

optimo pa[trono] incomparab[ili]

C9002

762 7

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

94 Tingis (M.T.) 110/12-14 P.Besius Betuinianus C. Marius Memmius Sabinus,P.f. Quir.,proc.pro leg.provinc. Mauretaniae Tingitanae

exacti exercitus -- C9990=p.2070= IAM5=ILM4= D1352=AE(1968) 419,654

95 Tipasa (M.C.) C3 anon.,praeses (Maur.Caes.) Nntius Sa[-] HimoHissimo et[-]ntissimo... [-]mo cor[-] lb q mau[-]cator dign- is[s]imo praesidi absentia (sic) dignit

AE(1957)78

96 Celeia (Noricum) (clientes from Mauretania)

.

157 T.Varius Clemens,T.fil.,proc. Aug.provinciar.Raetiae Maure- tan.Caesariensis,Lusitaniae, Ciliciae,praef.al.Britannicae miliar.,praef.auxiliariorum tempore expeditionis in Ting-itaniam missorum

Valer(ius) Urbanus,Licin(ius) Secundinus,decuriones alar. provinc.Mauretan.Caesariensis

-- C3.5211=D1362

97 1. H .. Hus Cornelius Saturninus [-]s[- pat]roni causarum [p]rovinciae Mauretaniae Caesariensis

-- C3.5216=11690

763

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (a) SENATORS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

98 Acholla (B) 184-5 M.Asinius Rufinus Valerius cultores domus Verus Sabinianus,Sex.fil.Hor., adlectus inter praet.ab imp. M.Aurelio Commodo Antonino Aug.Pio,exorn.sacerd.Fet., curat.viae Appiae,cos.

ob merit(a) AE(1954)58= (1955)21= (1957)sub 72

99 Belalis Maior(Z) 238-44 [L.? Pistorius Rugianus]?, [- Sa]tur Sanc[tus? -] -- AE(1978)845= [-iu]ridicus [in Pi]ceno et (1948)938 Apuli[a, le]g.legionis XXII Primig. [p.f.Gordianae],leg. leg.XIII Gem. [p.f.Gordianae -]

100 Calama (N.P.) 193-211 Vibia Aureli[a] Sabina imp. C.Annius Saturninus,C.filius patronae C5327=p.962=

(=B102 Seven i Aug.n.soror divi Pii Papir. p.1658=ILA1gI

=240) Marci filia (maritus=L.Ant- istius Burrus,cos.181,origo

242

Thibilis,18 Km. to the east)

101 Hadrumetum(B) C3-C4 T.F1(avius) Umbrius Antistius Aemilius [-}m[esis patrono C61=p.924= Saturninus Fortunatianus cum suis p.1160 (signo) Hydatius,c.v.

102 Hippo Regius C3 L.Naevius Flavius Iulianus C.Maecius Titianus Iun(ior), patrono C5228=17400=

(=Al22 (N.P.) Tertullus Aquilinus,c.p. eq.R. incomparabili ILAlgI 7=AE

?) (Is father procos.Africae, (1913)180= PIR,N6? Is family local or (1955)sub 147 Italian? cf.Tituli V,pp. 735-6?)

103 Karthago (i) late C2 [- Memmius(?)-nepos L.] sacerdotes Cereal(is) -- C24586=D4462a

Memmi [Tusci]lli,pronepos universi =AE(1899)196

Memmi Senecionis consularis

DATE

76 64-

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATIO

104 Karthago(2) C4 anon.,c.v.,praef. urb[i] [-]Arrianus v.e. [et -]ff. PP.

ob merita C1023=p.1285

105 Lepcis Magna(T) early C3 Q.Granius Caelestinus,c.v., Nummius Gaetulicus et quaestor[-] senator splendi- Tuticius M[-] dissimus et Q.Gran[ius -]

[ —] IRT532

106 Roma (clientes (=ID Lepcimagnenses) 15)

C3 anon.,[- p]n lleg.pro pr. [-]i Cerialis et Gallus prov.Sicil[iae, tr.pl .,q., [-]ii Reginus,col.et reg. sodal.Augus]tal.,X vir stilt. [L]epcimagnenses iud[ic -](possibly an official (procos.?) in Africa)

cli[entes C6.1554 p]atrono optim[o]

107 Mididi(B) (=IB

61)

c193-217 C.Mevius Silius Crescens Sextus Volussius Maximus Fortunatianus,c.p.patronus, c[um] liberi[s] C.Iuli Fortunatiani e.v. patroni filius

patronus... patroni filius (cf.IB61 -unlikely to be

municipal patrons)

C610=117 73

108 Sicca Veneria (2)

beg.C3 Q.Octavius Fo[r]tunatus C.Cerficius Victor Erucianus Stella Stratopianus, Q.f.,c.i. (cf.n.132)

patrono ob exim[ia]m Eruciani [patr]is in se benignitatem qua sunt in perpetuum reservati

C15885

109 Sufetula (=I863) (B)

c193-217 [-]anus, c.v., - sevir turmae Aelius Felix,Fabius Donatus ee.qq.RR.,triumvir a.a.a.f.f., allectus in patricias familias, quaestor,praet.urbanus candidatus,leg.Numidiae,cos.,[XV] vir s.f.,X[II] vir [U]rbis Romae, [praef.] alimentorum, [cur.aq]uarum et Mini[ciae] e[t] alvei Tiberis

patrono perpetuo

C1138=D1198

765

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND RFFFRFVF

110 near Thaenae (B)

222-35 C.Fabr[i]cius Felix Salvianus, M. Aurelius Marcus c.v.,quaestor urbanus,aedilis plebis,praetor infinitarius

incomparabili viro

ILT83=AE(1931) 61

111 Thuburbo Maius (=C116) (Z)

c222 C.Arrius (Calpurnius) L.Magnius Saturninus Longinus,C.f.Quirina,c.p., Sedianus Junior C.Arri Honorati consularis memoriae viri et Osciae Publianae c.f.,filius

patrono amantissimo

ILA279= AE(1915)23

112 Thuburbo Minus (Z)

C2-C3 anon.,[trib.mil .leg.] III [-] Geminius Saturianus Cyrenaicae, X vir stlitibus , iudicandis

patrono C14288

113 Utika (Z) c260 C.Sulpicia Dymiana (signo) Calpurnius Gabinius EuKomis C.f.,c.f.,coniunx Q.Vin[ii] Victorini c.v.,fil. C.Sulpici Iusti c.v.

patronae AE(1964)179= (1973)575

114 Roma (clientes ex Africa)

early C3 C.Caerellius (Fufidius Annius Boncii Victorinus, Iulianus Ravus?) Pollittianus (signo) et Germanus Venussianus Helvinus,C.fil.Ouf.,c.v. ex Africa procos.Macedoniae

ob innumerabilia eius in se bene-ficia

C6.1366

115 n t. it Boncii Victorinus Agentius et Brutto

patrono incomparibili

C6.1367=D1161

•

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS 2a) SENATORS (2) NUMIDIA

patrono C7030=p.1848= D1119=ILA1gII 614 .

116 Cirta (=B232)

180-8 [C.Arrius Antoninus, -f.Quir., C.lulius Libo trierchus(sic) praet.] curatoribus et tutori- classis novae Lybice bus dandis primus constitutus etc. (cf. B232 for cursus)

766

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

117 Cirta post 193,

M.Aureli[us -],[tri]bunus P.Porcius Rufus,eq. [p. la[t.,...sevir turmar.] ornatus] equitum [Romanorum, aug]u[r, quaest.] provinc. [Hisp.] ul[t. Ba]e[t.,pr]a[e]f.

totius [bonitatis viro?]

C7033=p.1848= ILAlg 11 617

[feria]rum in s[acra] urb[e] i[-], legatus provinciae [-], curator via[rum Salariae [P]o[rtuensis? )-Ouridicus per] Liguriam, legatus leg[i]o[nis -] [et] Volumnia Modes[tina c.f.,coniunx eius et] cc.pp.filii eorum

—

118 • . 145-61? M.Flavius Postumus,T.fil. M.Paccius Rufinus,Q.Aemilius patr(ono) C7044=19424= (=B219) Quic,praef.aerari milit.etc. Pontianus,P.Nonius Silanus,

(cf. B219 for cursus) A.Publicius Pontianus,C. opt(imo) D1163=ILA1gII

630 Iulius Gargilianus

119(=B223-

i, 170-83 [P. I]ulius [Ge]minius [- D]urmius Felix,primi[pi]- Marcianus,P.fil.Quir.,III laris leg.III Cyreneicae,

[- op]timo constantissimo

C7050=p.1848= ILAlgII 634

4) vir Kapitalis [st]rator in Arabia Maioris etc (cf.8223-4 for cursus) [te]mporis legationis eius

... [h]on(oris) causa

D1102

120 u c140-1 P.Pactumeius Clemens,P.f.Quir. [-]Clara PH? pa[trono -] C7060=p.1848= (=B215- X vir stlitibus iudicand. ILAlgII 646

6) etc. (cf. B215-6 for cursus)

121 ii n It [- F]elix -- C7001=ILA1g II 647

122 ii soon after Porcia M[ax]ima Optata, L.Maecilius Nepos,f1.PP- -- C7003=ILA1g II

(=IB148?) 200 P.[f]il. c.p.,filia Porci cum Proculo et Martiale filiis 649 Optati (Flammae) c.v. ...[- A]nnaeus Matutinus [st]a-

tuam furto ablatam adliecta pe]cunfila rest[it]uit

,

-76-7

•

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

123 Cirta soon after 200

[-] Porcius Optat[us] C.Volumnius Marcellus Flamma c.p.fil. [P.]Porci Cafecillianus,eq.publ. Optati Flamm[ae] c.v., exornat[u]s praetoris

.ob debitam pietat[em] memoriae eius

C7062=p.1848= ILAlg II 648= D1143

124 Miley late C2 Q.Pompeius Sosius Priscus Q.Saenius Bassus Iunior (=polyonymous consul of 169,PIR,P492)

ex testamento AE(1967)556

125 Rusicade 201-7 Plomponia Germanilla, c.f., L.Cornelius Restitutus, coniunx (Ti.) Cl(audii) praef.classis Flaviae Claudiani cons.duarum Pannon- Pannonicae iarum

rarissimae feminae

C7977=p.1879= ILAlgII 30

126 Thamugadi mid-end C3

C.Pontius [Ul]pius Verus Q.Hammonius Donatianus 2 [-]nianus Vic[to]r (signo) q.,p.i.d. Potamius,c.p.,C.Ponti Victoris Veriani v.e.,fl.pp.amatoris civium filius

patrono C2400=7911

127 Thibilis (=1B142 -

142a, 25)

171-4 [Q.Antistius Adventus] Sex Marcius Maximus Postumius A[q]u[i]linus, Q.f.Quir.,III vir viarum , curanddrum, , etc. (cf. IB142 for cursus)

ob indignem eius in se benivolentiam

ILA1gII4681= D8977=AE(1893) 88=(1894)sub 89

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (a) SENATORS (3) MAURETANIA

-- C9365=20994= D1699=AE(1925) sub 43

128 Caesarea (M.C.) soon after 170-2

Sex.Cornelius Clemens,Sex. HAvidius Valens )(centurio) f.PaLl cos et dux trium leg. XIII Gem. Daciarum

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

129 Sala (M.T.) mid C3? Aulus Caecina Tacitus, Sept(imius) Caruleianus [qulaest.candidatus,pr.candi- eq.Romanus datus,VII vir epulonum,praes. prov.Baet.(Possibly not a local, but honoured because Baetican administration included jurisdiction over Tingitana.)

,

[- in]nocentiae C.10988=p.2079= et iustitiae IAM306=ILM33= singularis... AE(1942-3)sub 52 patrono incomparabili

130

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (b) EQUESTRIANS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

[p]atrono C11033=p.2293= ILT15

Gigthis (T) C2-C3 (ante

268)

P.Curius Servilius Draco, P.f.Quir.,scrib.,q. [trium de]cur. muner. [flunctus, equ[o pub.] turm. [III]

[- Serv]ilius Pr[imus] (possibly only libertus, but cf. R.P. Saller 'Personal Patronage' n.21)

131 Mactaris (B) 238-44 Q.Rupilius Honoratus, Q. filius Pap. ,in equestres turmas adlectus a divo Alexandro flamen pp.

L.Popilius Saturninus patrono C627=p.1219= incomparabili D1315

132 Sicca Veneria (z)

beg. C3 Q.Octavius Rufus Erucianus, equit.R.,fl.pp.,e.v.,pater Q.Octavi Fortunati Eruciani Stellae Stratoniani, c.i.

L.Sallustius Saturninus, omnib.honor.functus

iusto viro ob C1646=p.1523 notissimam omnibus in se bonitatem qua in perpetuum est reservatus

133

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (b) EQUESTRIANS (2) MAURETANIA

patrono ob C9409-=21066 merita eius

Caesarea (M.C.) C2-early C3

Sex.Valerius Municeps, L.filius Quiri.,equo publico exornatus, flamen provinciae, cultor [Liberis ]patri[s]

caupon[e]s

,

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

134 Caesarea(M.C.) (=Bi95

PB9)

C3 anon., a commentariis Marius Domesticus,praef. praefectorum praetorio [alae] Mauret.Tibiscensium ee.vv.etc. (cf. B295 for at [-], C.Iulius Ita[-]s cursus) Iven[-]

movo[-] comrari[ssimo?]

C9368=20944= p.974

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

optimo patrono

ILA22=AE(1915) 44=(1919)sub65

135 Gigthis (T) (=NB72)

late C2- [- Mem]mius M[e]ssius Pacatus, [flullones domus eius C3 C.f.Quir., [fla]m.pp.omnib.

(ante 268) honorib.in patria sua functus

136 Lepti Minus (B)

late C2- M.Nonius Capito,L.f.Pap., M.Caecilius Luria[nus]et

C3 omnibus honoribus [in] P.Postumius[Ma]rianus republica sua e[xodnatus

[--] C22903=ILT140

137 " ,1 II Marcia Pompeiana,Sex.f. Caesariensis,M.Noni Capitonis

(uxor) flaminica perp. Leptitana

optimae feminae

C22902

138 Thugga (Z) (=B38)

c128-38 A.Gabinius Datus,Quir.,flam. conductor[e]s praediorum Aug.perp.,patronus pagi et regionis Thuggensis civitatis Thuggen.

ob m(erita) ILA568=AE(1921) 24=(1922)sub 14

(B) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (2) NUMIDIA

h(onoris) c(ausa)

C7099=p.1848= D6853=ILA1gII 679

139 Cirta end Cl- L.Domitius Tiro,L.f.,augur vicensumarii curante beg.C2 duomvir L.Sattio

770

TOWN

140 Thamugadi C3 [-]Cicero,Thabudeiensis h.m.v. (equestrian? cf. H.G. Pflaum, 'Titulature rang social sous le Haut - Empire', Recherches sur les structures sociales dans l'antiquite classique (Caen 25-6 Avril

1969) Paris 9 19700p.182-5)

C.Iul(ius) Silv[anus -] suae atque AE(1957)185 posteris cepo- tap[hium -lob memoriam futurae in se b[enevolent- iae -]

141

(3) DEDICATIONS TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (3) MAURETANIA

[- op]timo...ob C21724=1.Alt.15 votum sacrorum pro<rebus pro)spere gestis gratiam retulit

Altava (M.C.) 257 anon., [-]re[x sa]crorum, amator patriae

M.Titius Castorius, pr(aef- ectus) eius

142 Caesarea (M.C.)

C2-C3 (ante

268)

[-]enius Fatalis,C.f.[-], [dec]urio [splendi]dissimae Ko1Joniae C[aesJariensis, religiosus antistes sanctissi-mi numinis Matris deum

dendrophori dignissimo C9401=p.1983=

[-] D4167

143 " i, [- Marcius Mar]cianus Donatus

[Sex. ffil.Quir.,Sex.Marci Marciani flaminali(s) viri p[p.] filius,aedilis

forenses ob honorem AE(1898)99 patris eius aedili suo

ATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

(C) DEDICATIONS TO PERSONS OF UNKNOWN RANK (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. TOWN

DATE

HO RA

144 Karthago(Z) ? Hinius (vell-linus) [- M]aximus Pro[-](vel pro[c. Aug.?])

---- ■ —..

[den]drofori

“y............,. .•.— I 1.."1-.11lol-

patrono C12570

145 n C3-C4 anon. [- S]ecundus Iulianus,v.e. [ob ins]ignem C24642

bonitatem eius

146 Uccula (Z) C2-C3 (ante

268)

M.Valerius Cestianus Publi- anus,M.f.Arn.

Caeli Primus et Victor ex volun[tat]e C14366 Caeli Primi patr. sui

147 Ziqua (Z) C3 [-] Extricatus (vel[-] Extricati [filius -]?)

[- Se]ptimianus,fisci advoc. patrim. [tractus K]arthag.

sing(ularis) et C24064 mil(itaris) m(emoriae) v(iro)?

148

(C) DEDICATIONS TO PERSONS OF UNKNOWN RANK (2) NUMIDIA

patrono C7107=ILA1gII optimo 715

Cirta (N) ? anon. C.Grattius Victor Iunior

149

(C) DEDICATIONS TO PERSONS OF UNKNOWN RANK (3) MAURETANIA

patrono C21002 Caesarea (M.C.)

C3 anon., [pr]aeto[r? - quinq]-- [-]S? V[a]tinius? L.[Rus]ti- uenna[lis? -] cus?, [a] militiis

772.

No. TOWN DATE HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

150 Caesarea anon. (M.C.)

[,] 5au[ ..-] patrono C9410=20950 praestantiss[imo]

151 ? anon. (possibly a senator) [-] b(ene)f(iciarius) cos. municipi

C21056 suo candidatus eius

(D) DEDICATIONS TO PERSONS (apparently) NEITHER AFRICAN CITIZENS NOR OFFICIALS IN AFRICA (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. TOWN DATE HONORAND DEDICAND MOTIVATION REFERENCE

152 Bulla Regia 200-50 anon.jdomus] (0)escus?, P.Annius FaustinuEs -1 [- rarissimo?] C1258=14469= (Z) proc.provinc.[Mauretan. Caes., ac singulari p.979

proc.] provinciar. Lugu[dun-, pra[esidi]

ens„et Aquitan.] (cf. N.G. Pflaum, 'Les Carrieres', n,343, pp. 894-6. The presence of the anonymous procurator in Bulla Regia is difficult to explain if the reading '[domus.] (0)escus' is correct.

774

(E) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO OFFICIALS (a) SENATORS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

153 (=IC27)

Hadrumetum (B)

C3 ? L.Terentius Aquila Grattian- us, quaestor provinciae Africae

amici (23 names follow) ob parem in uni- C60=11139=p.924 versos aequitat- =p.927 em et proprium in singulos honorem

154 * (=C78)

Vina (Z) 193-211 C.Memmius Fidus Iulius Albius, C.f.Quir.,leg.Aug. pro.pr.prov.Noricae etc.,leg. pr.prov.Afric.etc. (see C78 for cursus)

C.Annius Iulius Secundus [-]

amico rarissimo C12442=p.2436= ob eximiam eius D1110=AE(1889) erga se benivol- 92=sub 116 entiam

155*

(E) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO OFFICIALS (b) EQUESTRIANS (1) NUMIDIA

amic[o] et munici- C4292=p.1771= pi fraternae ad- D2761 lectionis dilecto

Batna C2 Q.Aelius Rufinus Polianus, Q.f.Quir.,praef.coh.Nuritan- or., mil.leg.III Aug.

T. Atilius Iuvenalis,P.f. Quir.,praef.coh VI Comm.

156* (=IA49)

(E) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO OFFICIALS (b) EQUESTRIANS (2) MAURETANIA

-- IAM304a=AE(1982) 992

,

Sala (M.T.) mid C2? (144-9?)

L.Minicius Pulcher,M.f.Gal., domus Tigullis exs Liguria praef.eq.

amici Salenses

157 (=IA48)

ii 144 M.Sulpicius Felix,M.f.trib. Quir.,domus Romapraef. eq. al .II Syr.c.R. (see IA48 for cursus)

amici (38 names follow) lib.et patr. ... IAM307=AE(1931) ob adfect.munic. 36=(1966)607 Sal. et innocent- jam

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (a) SENATORS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

No. TOWN DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

158 Utika (Z) C3 L.Calpurnius Fidus Aemilianus P. Sicinnius Pescennius (signo) Crementius,c.v., Hilarianus quaest.Cret.Cyr.,trib.pleb. praet.

candidat.eius amico incompar-abili

C25382=ILT1173= AE(1905)1

159 Saltus 138 Lucilius Africanus,c.v. Beguensis

(B)

saltus Beguensis in t(erritorio) Casensi

s.c.de nundinis C270=11451= ...verba fecerunt 23246 desiderio amicorum Lucili Africani c.v.,qui petunt ut el permittatur in provincia Afr.regione Beguensi territorio Musulamiorum ad Casas nundinas

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (a) SENATORS (2) NUMIDIA

160 Cirta c195 M.Coculnius Quintillianus, Sex.fil.Quir.,latoclavus exornatus ab imp.Caesare L. Septimi[o] Severo Pertinace Augusto Pio Parthico Arabico, quaestor desig.post flamonium et honores omnes quibus in colonia Iulia Iuvenali Honoris et Virtutis Cirta patria sua functus est

Florus Labaeonis fil.,princeps amico merenti et undecimprimus gentis Sab- oidum

ILAlg II 626

776

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

161 Thamugadi (=IB144)

Soon after Arminia Paulina,c.f.,coniunx C.Vibius Marinus;centurio) 178-80 (C.) Anni Flaviani proc.c. le[g.] III Aug.

tractus Karth.

amicus et municeps mariti eius

H.G.Pflaum,'Les Carrieres l ,p.545 n.202 n.2

162 (=N837 ) (=18144)

H H [C.] Annius Armenius Donatus, C.Vibius Marinus, p(rimi)- c.p. (son of above)(cf. [p(ilus) leg.III A]ug.

n.161,164A)

[ami]cus et munic[ep]s patris eius

AE(1901)195 cf. (1969-70) 705

(F)

163

DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (b) EQUESTRIANS (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

[a]mico rarissi- mi exempli

AE(1955)151 Hippo Regius (N.P.)

G.Annius Titianus,flam.Aug. [-] Bennius Ru[f]us Pacat- pp.,aedil.,II vir, [e]q. Rom. ianus,aed.des.et Gallius

Rena[tus] Tessellius

(F)

164

DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (b) EQUESTRIANS (including wives, beneath senatorial status)

C7112=p.1848= ILAlgII 690

Cirta 193-222

(2) NUMIDIA

amico optimo et merenti

L.Maecilius Nepos,P.f.Quir., P.Paconius Cerealis fl.pp.,eq.p.exornatus,omnibus honoribus in IIII col.functus

165 Thamugadi c198-217 [M. Pompeius] Quintianus, C.Papirius Fortunatus [(signo) Optantius], eg.R., fl .pp.

amico simplicissimo

C2408

166 (=IC37)

H 240-50 Virria Flavia Severina Ti. Pompeii Fuscus et Felix Petroniana (signo) Valubius, M.Virri Fl(avi) Iugurthae, eq.R.,fl.pp.filia

fidem paternae amicitiae ista memoriae perpet-uitate testantes

AE(1909)156

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

167 castellum 198-209 (=NB 101)Tidditanorum

Apronia Fida, Sex.fil.,coniunx amid i Q.Sitti Fausti,Q.fil.Quir., probati ab impp.L.Septimio Severo Pio Pertinace Aug., in quinque decurias allect. a divo M.Antonino Pio,flam.perp., [IIII] vir quinq.,III vir praef. i.d. [co]l. Vener.Rusic.,praef. i.d. [c]ol.Sarn.Mil . et praef. i.d.col.Miner.Chullu,aedil.

ob merita C6711=ILA1gII mariti eius 3610=D6863a= in se AE(1923) sub21

168

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (b) EQUESTRIANS (3) MAURETANIA

amico indul[gen]- C20684 tis[sim]o ob be[nefi]cia [qu]ae in se cont[ul]it

Saldae(M.S.) 117-38 [-] Annius Postum[us,p]roc. [-] Horatius Marcia[nu]s Aug.a bybliothecis,proc.vices- ima[e promag]ister,proc.Aug. [ad ann]ona. Ostis,proc. [Au]g. Pannoniae i[n]ferioris

169

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

Hippo , post anon., omnibus honorib[us] M.Ulpius Felix Charidius fraternum erga ' Libyca 2 (1954)

Regius 180 functus se amorem super- 395=AE(1955)153

(M.P.) gresso amico a prima aetate cari- ssimo

170 Vallis (Z) C2-C3 (ante

268)

C.Egna[ti]us [Fe]lix, amici C.fil.Papiria,aedilis

aedili innocent- C14783=D5075 issimo...ob m[ed- itum .

-77

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MO I A

171 municipium beg.C3 Aurellium C[ommodianum? -] (Z)

T.Racilius Tertullus Dativus, L.Racili Felicis Lampadari flam.perp.filius

Salvius Honoratus ob individuam patris amicitiam et religiosum con-sortium caritatis ...amici filio

C827=p.1271

172

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (2) NUMIDIA

ob [merita] C7118=19411= ILAlgII 692

Cirta C2-C3 (ante 268)

[P.?] Sittius Velox,P.[f.] Quirina, [a]edilis,II vir

[a]mici

173 Cuicul i, Q.Gresius Tertullus,Q.f. Pap. ,II vir,aed.q.

(amid) ex legatis testamentis amicorum

AE(1920)14

174 castellum I,

Tidditanorum Q.Voltius Natalis,Q.fil. Quir.,aed.,quaestor.

amici merenti ILAlgII 316= AE(1942-3)9

175

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (c) LOCAL MAGISTRATES (3) MAURETANIA

bono et iustissimo viro...dignissimo raro amico

I.Alt.37=AE (1933)57

Altava 220-30 (M.C.)

Q.Sittius Maximus,rex sacrorum,amator patriae,prior princeps civitatis nostrae

M.Aurelius Victor,princeps praetori agens in eodem sacrimonio una cum univ- ersis Simpliciis et popu[lar- ibus]

176

Caesarea C2-C3

(M.C.) (ante 268)

C.Iulius Victor,C.f.Quir., aedil.,II vir,II vir qq.

amid i ob merita C9402=p.1984

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE TOWN

177 Gunugu C2-C3 [-] Iul(ius) [C]lemens,Q.f. L.Sempronius Venustus (M.C.) (ante Quir.,aed. [II] vir iterum,

268) II [v]ir qq.,flam.Aug., [t]rib.ab ordine [e]lectus pagi Sa[lu]taris Silonen[si]s

ami[cc]optimo ob. mer.

C21452=D6884

178

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (d) RANK UNKNOWN (1) AFRICA PROCONSULARIS

amico honesti an[imi e]t ant[iq -]

C12319=23889 Bisica ? Q.Cornelius [P]udens [-] Lucana (Z)

179

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AMICI TO LOCAL CITIZENS (d) RANK UNKNOWN (2) NUMIDIA

-- C3313 Lambaesis post 180 anon. amid i eius erog(ato) Fabio Felici

180 castellum C2-C3 Q.Voltius Maximus,Q.fil. L.Pescennius Sedatus

Tidditarorum (ante Quir. 268)

amico merenti

ILAlgII 3615. AE(1942-3)15

181

(F) DEDICATIONS BY AN AMICUS TO AN ITALIAN PANTOMIME (AFRICA PROCONSULARIS)

amico ran i exempli

IRT606=AE(1953) 188=(1952)sub 164a

Lepcis 211-17 M.Septimius Aurelius Agrippa P.Albucius Apollonius,Mediol-

Magna (T) M.Aureli Antonini Pii Felicis anensis ex Italia Aug.lih,pantomimus temporis sui primus Romae adulescentium productorum condicipulus ad Italiae spectacula a domino nostro Aug.provectus (contd)

7 80

No.

181 contd.

TOWN DATE HONORAND DEDICAND MOTIVATION REFERENCE

decurionalibus ornamentis Verona et Vicetia ornatus Mediolano inter iuvenes receptus in Africa Lepci Mag(na) a domino nostro Aug. ordinatus

ADDENDA

No. TOWN

DATE

HONORAND

DEDICAND

MOTIVATION

REFERENCE

112A Ureu (Z) c193-217 Q. Octavius Gallus Concessianus (signo) P. Iunius Dynamius,Q. Octavi(i) Galli e.v. filius Felix et c.p. fili(i)

obiuwum in se domus AE(1975)879 eorum ab avis amorem

adepto clarissimam dignitatem ob votum ex voto perpetuo cum patre, patrono

164A Thamugadi (=IB144)

soon C.Annius Flavianus, after equo public.,praef.coh.IIII Raet, 178-80 trib.leg.III Ital„praef.alae I

Sabast.,subpraefectus classis praet.Misenensis,procur.centen-arius Alpium Atrectinarum,procur. splendidae provinc.Karthagin., donis militarib.donatus bello Germ.II (cf. n.161.162).

C.Vibius Marinus, (centurio) leg.III Aug.

amico et municipi opt(imo)

AE(1969-70) 704 & (1980) 959(1989). ZPE,77(1989) pp.151-4

781

HONORANDS NOT DESCRIBED AS PATRONS

(ON NON-LACUNARY DEDICATIONS ERECTED

BY THE ORDO OR CURIAE) - 'NON-PATRONS'.

Group (A) - total = 13 (NA1-3, 5-6a, 9, 11-15, 18,21 (=NC19)

Group (B) - total = 165 (NB26-7, 29-37, 40-86, 88-101, 105-197)

Group (C) - total = 17 (NC4, 7-8, 10, 16-17, 19 (=NA21), 20, 20A, 22, 28, 38-9, 87, 102-4).

Group (D) - total =3 (ND23-5)

N. B. (1) The list excludes (a) dedications to family members of non-local administrators, except where they also serve in an official capacity (cf. NA2).

(b) a dedication by the curiae of Pheradi Maius, to their patrons the Messii (cf. CB2, CB3).

(c) a dedication by the curiae of Gigthis to Q. Servaeus Fuscus Cornelianus (cf. IB78B).

(2) The list includes (a) dedications to two persons erected by the concilium prov. Africae (NA 15) or

03 secundum decreta totius provinc. (Tripolitanae)' (NB97b cf.97).

(b) 23 dedications by `universae curiae'; NC7, NB42, 47, 57, 58, 65, 74, 94, 113, 119- 20, 136-8, 140, 145, 148, 150, 157, 158, 163, 170, 174, (cf. NB56 and 93, by the ordo and all the curiae).

(c) dedications by the decuriones (NB 70, 87, 90, 122), municipes (NC4, NB 101, 127, 128), cives (NB50, 126, 173, 194), populus (NB60, 89, 149, 178), coloni (NB 135), and vicani (NB40).

c>4

(A) Administrators (a) Africa Proconsularis

Name and Rank Town and Origo Date Reference NA1 M. Bennius Rufus, M.f.

procurator imp. Caesaris Augu[sti] Oea (T) (Neapolis, Italia)

26BC-AD14 C10.1684 (Puteoli, Italia)

NA2 Passienus Rufus, Pass[ieni] Rufi filius Thugga (Z) 3-6 (or IBC- C26580=ILT tribunus mil. legionis XII Fulminatae ((?) Italia) AD1?) 1422=D8966=AE (in Africa Proconsularis) (1902) 252

NM C. Gavius Macer leg. pro. pr. In (procos Africae)

Lepcis Magna (T) (Verona, Italia)

30 IRT531

NC4 T. Flavius Macex Calama (N.P.) 118-38 ILAlg 1285 (=P59) proc. Aug. praediortun saltu(u)m [Hip] -

poniensis et Thevestini (Calama (N.P.))

NA5 L. Catilius Severus Iulianus Claudius Thysdrus (B) 124-5 ILA43 Reginus, Cn. f. Clau. (Apamea?, Bithynia) [pr]o[c]os. provin[c.] Affrilcae

NA6 M. Aemilius Clodianus Oea (T) 211-2 ILAlg I 3063 (=P68) proc. Augg. nn. patrimonii reg. (Theveste (N.P.)) (Theveste (N.P.))

Leptiminensis item privatae reg. Tripolitanae

NA6a ., Sabratha (T) (Theveste (N.P.))

211-2 ILAlg I 3062 (Theveste (N.P.))

NC7 L. Caecilius Plautius Catullinus c.v., curator rei pubficae

Sufetula (B) (Sufetula (B))

225-45? C11332

NC8 A. Vitellius Felix Honoratus, Pap. f(isci)a(dvocatus) at patrimonium

Thugga (Z) (Thugga (Z))

253-60? C26582

Karthag(inis) NA9 M. Flavius Sabarrus Vet[tius] Severus,

M.f. c.[v.,pr]ocos.prov[inc.]Africae

Sicca Veneria (Z) (Africa)

C3 C1639

NC10 C. Julius Maximus Abthugni (B) early C3 C23085 equo publico exornatus, curator reipublicae splendidis[simi mlunicipii

(Karthago?(Z)) (post 211)

Abthugnitanorum NAll L. Aelius Helvius Dionysius Maxula (Z) 301 C12459

[v.c.,pr]ocos. p. A.IBI (7) NAl2 Laenatius Romulus (signo) Romulius Lepcis Magna (T) 324-6 IRT574 (=A165) v .p., p(raeses)p(rov.)Tripo(litanae) (7) NA13 Brittius Praetextatus (signo) Argentius

v.c., consularis Byzacii Hadrumetum (B) (Capua, Italia)

330-95 C10.3846 (Capua, Italia)

NA14 Fl. Nepotianus v.p., com(es) et praeses provin.

Lepcis Magna (T) (?)

355-63 IRT565

Trip(olitanae) NA15 [-Nulius Festus Hymetius

c.v., proconsul provinciae Africae Karthago (Z) (?) (statues erected at Roma and Karthargo by concilium prov. Africae)

375-8 C6.1736 (Roma, Italia)

NC16 L. Domitius Justus Aemilianus (signo) Lepcis Magna (T) end C3 - C4 IRT561 Consentius eq. R., v.p., curator rei publicae

(Lepcis Magna (T))

NC17 T. Flavius Vibianus (signo) Heraclius v.p., fl. pp. et pont., cur. rei pub.

64 C4 (1) IRT567 (2) IRT568

Lepcimagn., sac. Laur. Lab. et sac. M.D., praef. omnium sad., du(u)mvir Lepcimagn. et sacerdos prov. Trip(o)1., principalis, amator patriae ac civium suorum

NA18 Fl. Ortygius Lepcis Magna (T) 408-23 IRT480 and 'Quad. v.c., com(es) et dux p(rov.) (?) Arch. della Libya' T(ripolitanae) (1954) p.203

(b) NUMIDIA

Name and Rank Town Origo

an d Date Reference

NC19 (=NA21)

NC20 (=P71-2)

L. Alfenus Senecio, MI. Quir. provinciae Mauretaniae Caesariensi praesset (See NA21). (Although Cuicul strictly lay outside Senecio's administrative sphere, Senecio is specifically said to have aided his patria whilst in office - 'quod promptissima benignitate sua utilitates coloniae suae splendidissime iuvit nuper cum provinciae Mauretaniae Caesariensi praesset' (AE(1911)112). Cuicul lies only c10 km. from the Mauretanian frontier. NC19 may, therefore, be classified as group (C), together with NC4, 7, 8, 10, 16, 17, 20, 20A and 22. Relatives of group (C) officials appear at NC 28, 38, 39, 87, 102-4). L. Titinius Clodianus [e.v., mil. MI], a commentar. pra[efectorum praetorio em. vv.], praeses et proc. [prov. Epiri, praeses et proc.] Alpium maritimaru[m, proc. quadrag. portus Asiae et] Bithyniae, proc. pr[ov. Moesiae inf., proc. patrimoni] panes praes. agens [pr]ov. Numid., proc. quadr[a]g. Gal[liar.], proc. hereditat., [p]roc. l[u]di magni (son=patron C247)

Cuicul (N) (Cuicul (N))

6 6

169-76

c247

AE(1911)112

C8328=p.968= p.1897 = AE (1912) 132 = (1941) 175

(c) MAURETANIA

Name and Rank Town and Origo

Date Reference

NC20A C. Octavius Pudens Caesius Auzia (M.C.) 198-211 C9049 (=IA55) Honoratus (Auzia (M.C.)) =20737 (=P89) p[rocurator] a censibu';Is],

pr[ocurator] Auggg. provi[nciae =D1357

Mauretania[e Caesa]riensis NA21 (=NC19) L. Alfenus Senecio, M.f. Quin

proc. Aug. (prov. Mauretaniae Auzia (M.C.) (Cuicul (N))

c247 C9046

Caesariensis) NC22 (=P79) M. Aurelius Zeno Ianuarius Caesarea (M.C.) 223-6 AE(1904)151=sub 77 = H.G.

proc. Aug. n. (=praeses provinciae Mauretaniae

(Caesarea (M.C.)) Pflaum, 'Carrieres', p.806 n.315n.2

Caesariensis)

(B) Persons neither of local origin nor holding African office

(a) Africa Proconsularis


Date Reference .

NA23 C. Suetonius Tranquillus, [-fil.] Hippo Regius (N.P.) 118-22? AE (1953) 73 [f]lame[n divi Traiani?, adlectus i]nt[er selectos a di]vo Tr[aiano Parthico, p]on[t.] Volca[nal]is, [-a] studiis, a byblio[thecis],ab elpistulis [imp. Caes.

(Pisaurtun, Italia? cf. R. Syme, `Tacitus' ,Oxford, 1958, p.780 ff.)

Tra]iani Hardr[i]an[i Aug.] NC24 C. Marcius Turbo Fronto Publicius Utika (Z) 119-38? ILA421

Severus, C. fil. Tro. praefectus praetorii

(Epidauros, Dalmatia)

ND25 Sex. Petronius Mamertinus praefectus praet.

near Bir-Hanachi (B) (Africa)

139-43 ILT127

(A) Local Senators (a) Africa Proconsularis

Name and Rank Town and Origo Date Reference NB26 Papia Novella, Q.f., C.Iuli Commodi Simitthu (Z) 155-6 ILT1259 = AE (1929)

Orfitiani leg. Aug. pro praetore, patroni coloniae (wife of patron

(Simmitthu (Z) ?) 72

B51). NB7 Cocceia Bassula Numisia Procula,

M. Munati Popiliani (= filia cos. suff. 113? cf. stemma Tituli, V, 267 vel cos. suff. 161? cf. sterruna PIR

Mactaris (B) (origo patris = Attidium, Italia; origo ma tr is (v el mariti)=Mactaris?)

c161 C626

N, p.395) NC28 Ceionia Plautia, L.Aeli Caes. f., Q. Tuccabor (Z) c175-85 C14852

Servili Pudentis (coniunx - cf. IC7d (Roma: her husband is from & 8b) Hippo Regius (N.P.))

NB29 [Caecilia] Petroni[ana] Aemiliana, [Sex. fil.], nepti Sex. Caecili

Thuburbo Minus (Z) (Thuburbo Minus (Z))

c200-17 ILT1162 = AE (1931) 42

Volusiani consularis, patroni crolioniae (granddaughter of patron B99)

NB30 Rania Flavia Iuliana Optata, c.f., mater Flaviorum Flaviani c.p. et

Karthago (Z) (Karthago (Z))

c200-35 C12545

Optatae c.f. et Flavianillae c.p. (wife of c.v., cur. r[e]i[p.] Anunaedarensium? - cf. C11536)

NB31 Sex. Asinius Rufinus Fabianus ) M. fil. Hor. sacerdo[s La]uren[t]ium, [q]uaestor

ur[b]an., ab actis Senatus, cos., aedilis Cerealis, pr[ae]tor

Abbir Maius (Z)(Abbir Maius (Z)?)

" ILA297

NB32 C. Valerius Gallia[n]us Uzappa(B) 253-83 C11935 (=IB83) Honoratian[us, i.]c., patroni f[il.] (Uzappa (B))

(son of patron B118) NB33 [V]aleria (vel[G]aleria?) Marianilla,

P.f. Uchi Maius (Z) (Uchi Maius (Z)?)

post 161 C26273

[c]larissima fem. NB34 Q. Domitius Hispanus, P.f.Q[u]ir.

trib. [mill. leg. XVI Flavia. Firmae, quaestor urb.

Zattara (N.P.) (Zattara (N.P.?)

70-268 ILAlg I 536

(b) Numidia

Name and Rank Town and Origo Date Reference NB35 Pompeia Sosia Falconilla, Q. Cirta (N) 149-80 ILAlg I 652

Pompei Sosi Prisci cos. fil., Q. Pompei Falconis cos. nep., Q. Sosi

(Minturnae, Italia - for probable praedia at Cirta cf.

Senecionis cos. II pro., Sex. Iuli Anc. Soc., 7(1976), p.238 & Frontini cos. III abn. Tituli, V, 775)

NB36 Calpurnia Quadratilla, coniunx Thamugadi (N) 163-89 C2390 C.A[r]ri An[to]nin[i, c.v.] (Cirta (N)? or Thamugadi (wife of patron of Cirta IV, B232) (N)?)

NB37 . (=P162)

C. Annius Armenius Donatus, C. filius, clarissimus puer C. Anni

Thamugadi (via L'Harnza, 10 Km. S.E.)

c190-3 AE (1969-70) 705

Flaviani, procuratoris centenari tractus Kar[t]hagienien[s]is, L.

(Thamugadi)

Aureli Armen[i D]onati fla.pp.nepos NC38 Ti. Cl(audia) Subatiana Aquilina, filia Cuicul (N) 208-10 C9488 = AE (1911)

Ti. Cl. Subatiani Proculi, leg. (Cuicul (N)) 107 Auggg. pr. pr. prov. splend. Nurnid., etc., c.p.

NC39 Ti. Cl(audia) Digna Subatia 6.

Saturnina, filia Ti. Cl. Subatiani Proculi, leg. Auggg. pr. pr. prov. splend. Numid. etc., c.p. (sister of above)

00

(D) Local Equestrians

(Asterisks indicate `equites fonctionnels' cf. also NC4, 8, 20 and 22).

a Africa Proconsularis Name and Rank Town and

Origo Date Reference

NB40 Q. Geminius Sabinus, Q.f. Am. Vicus Annaeus (Z) Soon after 98 (1) ILT778=AE(1923) (centurio) leg. VII Gem(i)n., (centurio) leg. VI (Vicus Armaeus (Z)) 28 Fer., (centurio) leg. XIV Marc. Gem. victr., (centurio) leg. X Gem. pl., (centurio) leg.HI

(2) ILT779 cf. AE(1923)28

Aug., (centurio) leg. VII Gem(i)n., hast. prior leg. I Adiutr., pp. et princeps peregrinor; d.d. ab imp. Caes. Traiano Aug. Germanico corona vallari torquibus et armillis et phaleris bello Germanico, praef. leg. X Fnetensis

NB41 C. Otidius Iovinus, Pl. Quir. praefectus fabnun, sacerdos provinc. Afric. qui

primus ex colonia sua hunc honorem gessit

Simmithu (Z) (Simitthu (Z))

109 C14611

NB42 C. Egnatius Cosminus Vinicianus, Hor., C. Uthina (Z) 117-38 C24017 Egnati Cosmini fl. perp. filius adlectus equo publ. ab imp. Hadrian°

(Uthina (Z))

NB43 Q. Voltedius Optatus Aurelianus, L. [f. Am.] Karthago (Z) 138 ILA 390 = D9406 = aed., praef. i.[d.], fl. divi Ner., equo pub. adle[ct. a divo] Traiano et in quinq. dec. ab

(Karthago (Z)) ILT1050 = AE (1910) 78

[imp.] Caes. Hadrian° Aug., trib. mi[1. leg.] VI] Victricis pl., [mag.] Cer. sacror., [II vir], II vir quinq.

NB44 Fabius Philippianus Segermes (B) 161-9 C11173 H vi[r], equo publico adlectus ab impp. (Segermes (B)?) Antonino et Vero Augg.

NB45 P. Attius Extricatianus, P. fil. Am. flam. divi Titi c.I.K., sacerdos Aesculapi bis,

equo publico adlectus ab imp. Caes. M. Aurelio

Thuburbo Maius (Z) (Thuburbo Maius (Z))

176-80 ILA280

Antonin° et M. Aurelio Commodo Antonin° Augg. Germanicis Sarmaticis

NB46* Q. Domitius Marsianus, L. fil. Quir. adlectus in decuris ab imperatoribus M. Aurelio

Bulla Regia (Z) (Bulla Regia (Z))

c180 AE (1960) 167

Antonin° et L. Aurelio Vero Caesarib., praef. militum, proc. Aug. ad census in Gallia accipiendos, provinc. Belgicae per regiones Tungrorum et Frisavonum et Germaniae inferioris et Batavorum, proc. Aug. ad ferrarias, proc. Aug. patrimoni provin. Narbonensis

NB47* C. Sextius Martialis, C.f. Papir[ia] trib. mil . leg. I[III] Scythicae, proc. Aug. ab actis urbis, p[roc.] Aug. inter mancip. XL

Mactaris (B) (Mactaris (B))

180-92 C11813

Gailiarum et negotiantis, proc. Macedoniae NB48 [-]us Gabinius Octavius Festus Sufetianus, Q.f. Thugga (Z) 183-90 C26598 = ILA535 =

Am. flamen divi Aug., equo publico ornatus [ab imp. Caes. M. Aurelio Commodo Antonin° Pio Aug.], sacerdos Aesculap[i et Iovis, fl. pp.]

(Thugga (Z)) ILT1429 = AE (1904) 79 = H.G. Pflaum, 'Afrique romaine', p.267

(=anon. patron B66?)

Sabratha (T)

C2?

IRT95 (Sabratha (T))

Sabratha (T) c138-200' (Sabratha (T))

Sicca Veneria (Z) c193-217 (Sicca Veneria (Z))

Sicca Veneria (Z) c193 -217 (Sicca Veneria (Z))

Sufetula (B) 222-35 (Sufetula (B))

IRT96

C27573

C1647

C11340

64

" ILA138

" ILA137

Thuburbo Minus (Z) (Thuburbo Minus (Z)) Thubba (Z) (Utilca (Z)? - text found 110) at Utika)

66 C1175

C2 (post C25385

Town and Date Reference Origo

Name and Rank

NB49 Q. Iulius Aqu[i]la, C.f. Quir. (centurio) leg. X Fretensis, (centurio) leg.

XXX Ulpiae Victricis, (centurio) leg. I Adiutricis, equo publico adlectus in quinq. decurias (brother of [epistr]ategus Thebaidos & proc. Aug. (prov. Daciae) cf. PER, 1309)

NB50 C.An[i]c[ius] Fronto, [Qu]ir. equo publ.o[rnato], q., aedil., II vir qq. [d]esig., amator patriae

NB51 C. Porcius Satuminus Iunior, C. flu. Quir. (rib, leg. XIII Geminae, trib. leg. XII Fulm.

NB52 A. Luccius Felix Blaesia[nus], [-f. Quir.] aedilis, II vir DI, [II vir qq.], fl. perpet., sac[erdos] provinciae Afri[cae], [equo pub.?], in quinque de[c. adlectus]

NB53* [- A]vitius Rufus, Q. fil. Quir. 11 v[ir, praef. c]oh. I Aug. Thrac., trib. mil . leg. VII Gem. flab proximus tertiae militiae

NB54 [-] Nepotianus (decurio), e.v., proc. sexagenarius ab actis, proc. centenarius pritnae cathedrae

NB55 [-]Victor (decurio), centurio legionarius ex equite Romano

N856 L. Caecilius Athenaeus, L.f. aedilicius, II viralis, iuvenis munerarius, fl. pp., eq. R., a mili[t]iis, proc. Aug. n., ab s[t]udiis [L]a[t.]

NB57 L. Pompeius [-]ianus, L. fil. Quirin[a] fl. pp., [tr]ib. [mil.] leg. H [A]diu[tr]icis sexmen.

NB58 C. Pompe[i]us [F]eli[x] Octavianus, L. fil. Quirina equo publico ornatus ab divis Severo et magno Antonino

NB59 M. Valgius Aemilianus, M.f. Quir. eq. R., tribunus n. Palmurenorum

NB60 Q. Fl. Lappianus, C. Fl. Lappiani fil. Pap. fl. pp. municipii Kalamensium, splendidissimus eq.R.

NB61 C. Flavius Hilarus Felix, C. flu. Papiria eq. Rom.

NB62 M. Cornelius Proculeianus, Comeli Rogatiani eq. R. filius eq. R., sacerdotalis, p.A.v.

NB63* M. Amullius Optatus Crementianus, M. flu. Pap. eq. R

NB64 M. Cornelius Fronto Gabin[ia]nus, Quir., M. Come Vict[or]ini fl. pp., II viralis filius eq. R., ex inquisitione allectus, fl. pp., II

honestae memoriae vir NB65 L. Postumius Felix Celerinus

II vir, pontifex, flam. Aug. pp.,

NB66 Aur(elius) Sempronius Severus (signo) Durpius eq. R., principalis Alexandr(iae), decurio

NIB 67 T. Fl(avius), Frontinus (signo) Heraclius v.p., augur, sacerd. Lauren. Labinat., II vir, principalis

Sicca Veneria (Z) c102-34 C15872 (Sicca Veneria (Z))

238-44? C11343

Thabarbusis (N.P.) 250

AE (1960) 214 (Thabarbusis (N.P.))

Thagaste (N.P.)

C2-C3 (ante C5150=17205=ILAlg I (Thagaste (N.P.))

268) 880

Amtnaedara (Z) post 110 C11546 (Ammaedara (Z))

Thagaste (N.P.) 180-268 C5146 = p.1634 ILAlg (Thagaste (NP.)) I 876

Madauros (N.P.) beg.-mid C3 ILAlg I 2145 (Madauros (N.P.)) (ante 268)

Gouebar bou Aoun C3 (i) C5276 = 17454 = (N.P.) ILAlg I 95 (Gouebar bou Aoun (ii) ILAlg I 96

Lepcis Magna (T) end C3 - beg. IRT559 (Lepcis Magna (T)) C4

66

C4 IRT564

00

Name and Rank Town Origo

and Date Reference

NB68 M. Vibius Anianus Geminus (signo) Amelius v.p., fla. pp., pont., sacerdotal. provinciae Tripolitanae, bis II vir

fif C4 IRT578

(b) Mauretania


Date Reference

NB69

NB70

Ti.Claudius Helvius Secundus, L.f. praef. fabr. Romae, adlectus a divo Nerva in quinque decuriis, praef. co . equitatae II Bracarum Augustanorum iterum pr[ae]f. coh. I Flaviae c.R. equitatae, trib. leg. DTI Scythicae, iterum trib. leg. XII Fulminatae, praef. eq. alae Phrygum, iterum praef. alae II Gallorum, scriba decuriarum quaestoriae et aedilium curulium, Caesariensis, quem absentem cives sui omnibus magistratu[u]m honoribus publico decreto, exornaverunt M. Cocceius Romanus eq. R., pp.

Caesarea (M.C.) (Caesarea (M.C.))

Tipasa (M.C.) _ (Tipasa (M.C.))

c100-17

C2-C3 117

post

AE(1925)44

C9290

(E) Sub-Equestrians (1) relatives of equestrians and senators (2) Carthaginian magistri (3) in V decurias adlecti (4) sacerdotes provinciae

a Africa Proconsularis Name and Rank Town and Date Reference

Origo NB71 C. Sulpicius Ampe[l]ius, C. Sulpici Sidi Brik (near Bisica 86 (or soon C12318 = p.2412 = D6814

Perenis f. Am. Lucana (Z) after) = Ant. Af., 23 (1987) p.100 sacerdos Cererum Karthagini. (Bisica Lucana (Z)?

or Karthago (Z)?) n.5

NB72 L. Memmius Messius Pacatus, L.f. Gigthis (T) 138-61 C22729 (=P135) Quir.

flam. perpetuus divi Traiani, in quinque decurias a divo Hadriano adlectus, (praefectus gentis C(h)inithiorwn)

(erected by C(h)inithii, to which natio Memmius belonged)

NB73 Q. Agrinius Speratus Speratianus, Q. flu. Am. sacerdos Cerer. c. I. K.

Avitta Bibba (Z) 153 (or (Avitta Bibba (Z)? or after) Karthago (Z)?)

soon C805=D4464

NB74 Titinia Iulia, [f]ilia Q. Titini Securi ponti[f], q., praeff.11. d.,11 virpuner. ) uxor C. Roi Petroniani eq. p. exor.

They e s te (N.P .) 164-5 (Theveste (N.P.))

C16559 = ILAlg 13070

NB75 P. Iulius Gibba, P. flu. Am. sacerdos Cerer., c.C.I.K.

Saradi (Z) 169 (Saradi (Z)? or

C23820

Karthago (Z)?) NB76 C. Marcius Clemens, Q.f.Arn.

flamen divi Vespasiani c.I.K., in quinque decurias adlectus ab imp.

Thugga (Z) 166-9 (Thugga (Z))

C26604

Antonino Aug. Pio (brother of patron B58)

NB77 Q. Marcius Maximus, Quir. (father of patron B58)

6 A 46 C26605


Date Reference

14E178 C. Caesennius Auctus, P. flu. (uncle of equo publico ab imp. Caes. M. Aurelio Antonin° Aug. exornatus, cf. ILT25)

Thuburbo Maius (Z) (Thuburbo Maius (Z))

169-76 C844=23981 = ILT694

NB79 P. Murrunius Satuminus, L.f. Papir. Furnos Maius (Z) 183-5 C12039 = D6812 H vi[ra]l., dec., sac. p. A., fl. (Fumos Maius (Z))

NB80 Cominia [P]a[te]rc[ufla, T.[flil., uxor Althiburos (Z) c110-50 C1827 M. Helvi Melior. P[la]c[e]n[t]i (Althiburos (Z)) Sabiniani Samuniani equo publ. in V. dec. adlecti, fl. pp. sacerdotal. prov. Afric[ae, p]ro[c.] Aug. bis, mater Q. Helvi Melior. Placenti Cominiani (cf. 1846 and 47)

NB81 C. Anniolenus Gallianus, C.f.Arn. Uccula (Z) 117-38 or 138- C14364 = D6813 = AE Kathaginiensis flam. divi Titi

(Karthago (Z)) 61 (1973) 616

NB82 L. Servaeus Firmus, Q.f. Quir. Gigthis (T) mid-late C3 C11039 (son of adlectus in quinq. decur. a divo (Gigthis (T)) Hadrian° Aug. cf. C22736)

NB83 Q. Serv[ae]us Fuscus, L.f. Quir. 66 C11040 (stepbrother of above)

NB84 L. Octavius Gallus Atticus Concessus Ureu(Z) c193-217 AE (1975) 878 (signo) Dynamius, Q. Octavi Galli e.v. filius, frater Q. Octavi Galli

(Ureu (Z))

Concessiani c.p.

NB85 L. Iulius Victor, L.fil.Pap. vicus Maracitanus (B) AE (1949) 108 = (1950) 185 (centurio) coh. I Urb. Sever., laterculensis, ostiarius, scriniarius praeff. pr. ee. vv. (father? of e.v. proc.

(vicus Maracitanus (B))

Au[ggg.] rmn. tractuus Numidiae a frumentis, patron of Thagaste (N.P.) C94)

NB86 L. Attius E[x]oratus Uchi Maius (Z) c198-235 C26271 = Uchi 41 (father of praefectus praetorio, eminentissimus vir, patron of Uchi

(Uchi Maius (Z))

Maius B115) NC87 Vettia Quinta, Q.f., coniunx Cluvi Vallis (Z) 200-38 C1280 = p.1437

Tertullini curatoris rei puplicae (sic) flaminica perp. municipii Vallitani

(Vallis (Z))

NB88 Q. Caecilius [R]estitutianus, Pap. [flil. Thugga (Z) 205-17? ILA541 Q. Caecili Honoratiani e.v. (Thugga (Z))

NB89 L. Terentius Romanus (father of fl. perp., v.e.)

205-17 AE(1966) 512

NB90 M. Caecilius Felix Martialis, C.Caeci[li] Felkis e.v., flam. perp. filius

Bisica Lucana (Z) (Bisica Lucana (Z))

c218-35 C12300 = 1LA217 = D6829

NB91 Sextilia Clodia Fadianilla, filia L. Thibaris (Z) 228 ILA512 = AE (1912) 165 Sextili Felicis Clodiani dec. col. (Thibaris (Z)? or Antoninae Kartag. Karthago (Z)?)

N892 M. Valerius Quietus , [M.f. Arn.?] Musti (Z) C2-C3 (ante AE (1968) 606 d[ec.m(unicipii) M(ustitani)] (Karthago (Z)) 268)

NB92a M. Valerius Quietus ,[M.f. Am.?] Karthago (Z) C2-C3 (ante AE (1968) 606 d[ec.m(unicipii) M(ustitani)] (Karthago (Z)) 268)

NB93 L.Ca[]pur]nius [Au]gustal[is], Pap[ir.], Asprenatis f[i]].

Thubursicu Numidarum (N.P.)

110-268 (beg. - mid C2?)

ILAlgI 1295

[aed]i[flis, H vir ) [flamen.] perp., [sacerdos] p.Af[ricae pr]imus

(Thubursicu Numidarum (1•1 . 13-))

NB94 L. Caesonius Honoratus ae[d.], II vir (same as, or related to, L.

Madauros (N.P.) (Madauros (N.P.))

post 161 AE (1931) 40

Caesonius Honoratus, L. fil. Quir., eques Romanus (ILAlg I 2196), whose son (ILAlg I 2144) was an e.v.)

-J SI 0

-J -0


Date Reference

NB95 Q. Iulius Se[ve]rus M[andus], M.[f.] Gigthis (T) c180-217 C22727 = ILT36 Quir. (Gigthis (T [f.p.], sacer. pro[v.]

NB96 P. Magnius Aman[dus] Sufes (B) C3? C262 [fl.]pp., inter quinqu[ennali]cios adlectus (father of eq.R.)

(Sufes (B))

NB97 L. Aemilius Quintus fl. pp., sac. prov. (Tripolitanae)

Gigthis (I) (Lepcis Magna (T))

383-8 C27 = 11025 = D787

NB97a As above Lepcis Magna (T) 6 4 IRT588 (Lepcis Magna (T))

NB97b As above Sabratha (I' ) 6 6 IRT111 (Lepcis Magna (T))

NB98 T. Flavius Vibianus Iunior (signo) Lepcis Magna (T) C4 C 1 4 = 1 0 9 9 4 = 22673 = Heraclius, filius ac colleg(a)e T. Flavi (Lepcis Magna (T)) IRT595 and cf. IRT652 Frontini Heraclii (v.p. - cf. NB67) pontifex, du(u)mvir principalis)

(b) NUMIDIA


Date Reference

NB99 C. Cosinius Maximus, L.f. Ant aed., q., praef. i.d., II vir qq., pont., in quinque decurias adlectus

Cuicul (N) (Cuicul (N) via Karthago (Z))

139-61 AE (1916) 32, 33

NB100 L. Cosinius Primus, L.f.Arn. Cuicul (N) 139-61 AE(1916) 34, aed.,q.,II vir qq.,pon.,f.p., praef.II vir imp.T.Ael. Hadriani

(Cuicul (N) via Karthago (Z))

(1956)126

Antoni (sic) Aug. Pii, p.p., dec. col. Iuliae Concordi Karthaginis, aed., augur, in quinque decur. adlectus

NB101 Q. Sittius Faustus, Q.fil. Quir. castellum Tidditanorum c161-9 C6710 = ILAlg II 3611 = (=P167) aedilis, praef. i.d.col. Veneriae (N) D6863

Rusicade. et col. Sam. Miley et col. (Cirta (N)) Minerviae Ch(u)11u, III vir (for later posts see ILAlg II 3610 DI vir quinq., flam. perp., probatus ab imp. L. Septimio Severo Pio Pertinace Aug. et M. Antonio Aug., in quinq. decurias allect. a divo M. Antonino Pio)

NC 102 Claudia Salvia, coniu[nx] L. Titini Cuicul (N) c247 C8329 = p.1897 Clodiani, e.v., proc. Augg. nn. (cf. (Cuicul (N)) C3328, cursus includes proc. patrimoni partes praes. agens prov. Numid.) (son = patron C247)

NC103 Titinia Clodia, filia Ti[tini Clodia]ni, " 4 6 4 6

[e.v., proc. Augg.nn.] (daughter of above)

NC 104 [Titinia -] 4 6 4 6 4 6

(sister of above)

-J

(c) Mauretania


Date Reference

NB105 C. Fulcinius Optatus, M.f. Quir. qu[ae]stor, aed., augur, II vir, pontif., II vir qq., flam. Aug. (father of eq. pub., aedilicius (C9664) & ? of c.v., quaestorius trib. plebis, praet., leg. prov. Baet., patron of Gunugu (8282))

Cartenna (M.C.) (Cartenna (M.C.))

_

118-38? C9663 = p.2031 = AE (1941) sub 114

D6882 =

(F) Others (a) Africa Proconsularis


Date Reference

NB106 C. Phelysam, Macri LC. Annonis n. Lepcis Magna (T) 54 IRT615 = AE (1948), (Lepcis Magna (T)) 18 = (1953) 184

NB107 C. Marcius Dento Lepcis Magna (T) 62-110 IRT600 = AE (1952) flamen Aug., suf., flamen perpet. (L,epcis Magna (T)) 105

NB 108 C. Flavius Pudens, Q. f. Pap. Sabratha (T) 112-17 (1) IRT117 = AE flam. Liberi Patris, II vir, flam. (Sabratha (T)) (1925) 103 (2) IRT perpetuus 118, 119, 120, 121,

123, 124, 125

NB109 M. Ummidius Sedatus, Quir. ornator patriae

Gigthis (T) (Gigthis (F))

117-38? C22743 = ILT44

NB110 C. Ummidius Sedatus, Quir. M.f. Gigthis (T) 117-38? C11042 =28=p.921 (father of above) (Gigthis (F))

NB111 [M.] Fannius [Vitalis], [M.f. Pa]pir[ia] Thuburbo Maius (Z) 138-65 C853 = 12370 = [(centurio) coh. HIT Sygambror., (Thuburbo Majus (Z)) ILT692 = AE (1942-3) (centurio) coh.] I Hisp., m[issus honesta] missione a d[ivo Haldriano, prae[f. iuris] dic., flam. p.

102

NB 112 M. Julius Mandus, C.f. Quir. Gigthis M 161-80 C22733 = 22728 = flam. perp. (Gigthis (T)) ILT37

NB113 Aelia Beneaucxis, uxor Q. Titini Securi pontif., q., praef. i.d., H vir, munerari

They este (N. P.) (Tieveste (N.P.))

164-5 C1655 = ILAlg I 3069

NB114 L. Avillius Marsus, C. Avilli Casti f. Lepcis Magna (T) c174 IRT633 Quir. (Lepcis Magna (T))

NB 115 Larcia Laeta, A. Larci Macrini Thubursicu Numidarum C2 ILAlg I 297 = D9392 = principis gentis Numidartun et flatninis perpetui uxor

(N.P.) (Fhubursicu

AE (1905) 10

Numidarum (N.P.)) NB 116 Egnatia Honorata, C. filia, Q. Cassi Uthina (Z) C2 C24018

Fronton[is]Iustiani fl. p. uxor (Uthina (Z)) NB117 Ti. Julius Frontinus, Papir.

flam. divi Aug. Lepcis Magna (T) (Lepcis Magna (T))

110-60 IRT598

NB 118 M. Servilius Draco Albucianus, Gigthis (F) mid-late C2 (1) C22737 = ILT41 = P.f.Quir. (Gigthis (T)) D6780 = AE(1902) H vir, flam. perp. 164 (2) C22738

NB119 [-V]eturius [F]ortunatus, L. fil. [Quir.] Sinunithu (Z) mid-late C2 C1261=10594=14612 II vir (Simitthu (Z)) =p.980=D6823

NB120 Q. Geminius Felix Bebenianus Thuburbo Maius (Z) mid-late C2 ILT728 = AE(1941)40 Caesennianus Q. flu. flam. annuus

(Thuburbo Maius (Z))

NB121 Asicia Victoria Thugga (Z) 193-205 (1) C1495 = 26590 = n. (Thugga (Z)) p.938 = AE (1904) sub (cf. C26593 - fl. p., h. m. f.) 122


Date Reference

NB122

NB 123

T. Sextius Felix Bullatianus, T. Sexti Hon[orati]Bullatian[i [a]edilis, (decurio) C. Helvius Honoratus (signo) Pontius, C.f. Am. aedil., II vir, II vir qq. II [vir?] et curat. aliment. distrib.

Avedda (Z) (Avedda (Z))

Curubis (Z) (Curubis (Z))

193-217

193-217

AE (1973) 605

C980 = p.1282 = D6817 = ILT838 cf. C24102 = ILT838

NB124 C. Servilius Maurinus, Quir., M. Gigthis Cr) 193-217 C22739 = ILT42 Servili Plauti flam. perpetui f. flamen perpetuus

(Gigthis (T))

NB 125 Vale[ria] Paulina Gigthis (T) 193 -217 C22739 = ILT42 (wife of above) (Gigthis (T))

NB 126 L. Aurellius Hirrius Festus, Festi filius sing. trib. coh. I Urb. Antoninianae

Neferis (Z) (Neferis (Z))

218-22 AE (1973) 576

NB 127 Aurelia Dionysia, Aureli Dionysi patroni filia

Giufi (Z) (Giufi (Z))

228-44 C23995 = D6794

(daughter of patron B148) NB12.8 Licinia Saturnina, Aurelli Dionysi

patxoni coniunx (wife of patron B148) Giufi (Z) (Giufi (Z))

228-44 C866 = p.1273

NB 129 M. Lorenius Lorenianus Aggar? (B) 232 C714 = 12133 = omnib. honorib. funct. (Aggar?(B)) D5499

NB 130 P. Lorenius Pudens aedil. (son of above)

66 232 Al

NB 131 Q. Sili[c]ius Victorinus Comelianus Bulla Regia (Z) 240-68 AE (1962) 184 Ho[no]ratianus, L. [fill. Qu[i]r. aedil., II viral., fl. p.

(Bulla Regia (Z)

NB132 [-Ti]tisenius Feli[ciss]imus Thugga (Z) c261-8 C26618 = 26626 Cornelianus, Pap. aedilicius, fl. perp.

(Thugga (Z)) ILA539

NB 133 L. Sisenna Bassus, L. fil. Papir. Abthugni (B) C2 - C3 (ante 268) C924 = 11 201 = (Abthugni (B)) p.2338 = D5494

ILT783 NB 134 L. Iulius Victor Optatianus, Q.f. Mactaris (B) C2 - C3 (ante 268) C629

Horatia (Mactaris (B)) NB 135 Q. Cassius Capito, Q.f. Quir.

q., pr. i. d. Sicca Veneria(Z) (Sicca Veneria (Z))

C2 - C3 (ante 268) C1648=p.1523

NB 136 Q. Julius Rogatianus, Q. fil. Quirina Sufetula (B) C2 - C3 (ante 268) C11345 = D7796 = aedilis, medicus, sacerdos (Sufetula (B)) ILT354

NB 137 L. Rasinius Saturninus Maximianus, L. fil. Quir. aedil., II vir. qq.


C2 - C3 (ante 268) C11349

NB 138 C. Turranius Silvanus, C.f. Quir. flam. Aug., q. arcae, praef. i.d., H vir


C2 - C3 (ante 268) C23226 = ILT363

NB 139 T. Scantius Rogatianus, L. flu. Am. Vina (Z) C2-mid C3 (ante ILA323 II vir, aedil., fl. pp. (Vina (Z)) 268)

NB 140 Aelia Valeria Kapitolina Pompeian[a], Cillium (B) C2 - C3 C23207 =ILT338 = AE C. Ofili Bu[-c]oniunic (Cilium (B)) (1901) 107

NB 141 Annia Aelia Restituta Calama (N.P.) 161-9-198-210 C5365 = 17495 = flam. perp. (Calama (N.P.)) ILAlg 1286

NB 142 [-Se]rvaeus Honoratus, Q.f. [Quir.] omnibus honorib. patriae suae functus

Gigthis Cr) (Gigthis Cr))

161-268 C32 = 11034 = p.921

NB 143 [Q. Au]relius Honoratus, Q. fil. Quir. omnibus honoribus functus, [flamen

Hippo Regius (N.P.) (Hippo Regius (N.P.))

161-268 AE (1958) 144

A]ug. pp. NB144 [Eg]natian[us], Q.f.

otnni[b.] hon. functus Houmt Cedouikech, insula Meninx (T)

161-268 C44 = 11058 = p.922

(insula Meninx Cr)) NB 145 C. Sallustius Felix, C. fil. Quir.

aedilis Thuburnica (Z) (Thubumica (Z))

c180-235 ZPE, 75 (1988) 215-21


Date Reference

NB 146 L. Pompeius Cerealis Salvianus, Pap. Lepcis Magna (T) late C2-C3 (ante IRT602 flamen (Lepcis Magna (T)) 268)

NB 147 Licinia Antulla, Q. fil. M. Minthoni Mactaris (B) late C2 - early C3? C23420 Tertulli (Mactaris (B))

NB 148 Q. Crepereius Rufmus, Germani filius Theveste (N.P.) late C2 - early C3? C16556 = D6839 = Pap. augur )aedilis, praef. i.d., II vir

(Theveste (N.P.)) ILAlg I 3064

NB 149 Ti. Aprarius Felix Paratus, Q. fil. Avedda (Z) C3 (ante 268) C14372 = D5076 = Papiria aedilicius, fl. perp., amator et alumnus municip. sui

(Avedda (Z)) ILT1207

NB150 Tiberius Claudius Iulianus Cincari (Z) C3 (ante 268) C14769 = p.2553 (Cincari (Z))

NB151 M. Porcius Dext[ria]nus, Fl[ami]nalis Thisi (Z) C3 (ante 268) C14334 = 25428 = Quir. (Thisi (Z)) ILT1190

[ae]di[l]icius,fl. p. NB152 Q. Octavius Primus (signo) Arnasius,

Q.f. Corn. omnibus hon[o]ribus func[tus]

Thuburnica (Z) (Thubumica (Z))

C3 (ante 268) C14703 = p.2543

NB 153 C. Faltonius Fuscus, L.f. Am. Thuburbo Maius (Z) C3 (ante 268) C854 = p.1272 (Thuburbo Maius (Z))

NB 154 M. Iul(ius) Maximus, M. flu. trib. Fab. decurio adlectus, aed[ilis], sac., praef. iur. dic., H vir, II vu r qq., fl. pp.

Vaga (Z) (Vaga (Z))

C3 (ante 268) C1224 = 14338

NB155 Marius Marinus, Felicis fil. fl. PP.

Gori (Z) (Gori (Z))

C3 C12422 = p.2432

NB 156 Q. Caelius Maximus aedilis, augur, II vir

Hadrumetum (B) (Hadrumetum (B))

C3 ILA58 = AE (1915) 78

NB 157 Gallia Optata, coniunx P. Modi Felicis fili Pritni

municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum? -] (Z)

C3 C12353

(municipium Aurellium C[ommodianum?-] (Z))

NB158 P. Modius Primus, Felicis filius quaestoricius, II viralicius (husband of above)

6 6 C3 C12354 = D6826

NB159 C. Sedius African[us] Thugga (Z) 205-261 ILA570 = AE (1914) (Thugga (Z)) 183

NB 160 C. Sedius Honoratus Africanus (son? of Thugga (Z) 205-261 ILA571 = AE (1914) above) (Thugga (Z)) 184

NB161 [-]Rufinus, L. flu. Pap. Calama (N.P.) 211-68 C5368 = p.1658 = 1111 vir, II vir quinq. primus, flam. Aug. (Calama (N.P.)) ILAlg I 289 = AE perp. (1950) sub 145

NB 162 Aelius Maximus Karthago (Z) C3-C4 ILT1066=AE aedilis, II vir (Karthago(Z)) ( 1928)24 =(1977 )851

NB 163 P. Aelius Saturus aedilicius, H viralis


C3-C4 ILA134

NB 164 A. Alumnus Ia[-]a Cillium (B) C3-C4 C23209 (Cillium ?(B))

NB165 M. Julius Puteolan[us], C.f. Gigthis (T) C3-C4 ILA21 = AE (1915) 43 (Gigthis (T)) = (1919) sub 65

NB 166 Q. Satrius Lupercus, C.f. vir

Gigthis (T) (Gigthis (T))

C3-C4 C22732 = ILT39

NB167 Domitius Fronto philosophus stoicus

Hippo Regius (N.P.) (Hippo Regius (N.P.))

C3-C4 AE (1957) 90

NB168 C. Iulius Maeander, socer L. Popili Sua (Z) C3-C4 C25850 = D6776 = AE Primi (Sua (Z)) (1893) 30 = (1973)

616

NB 169 M. Magnius Severus fl. p


C3-C4 C 11346

NB170 C. Octavius Lucullus Honoratianus, C.[f.]


C3-C4 C11348

Name and Rank Town and Oriso

Date Reference

NB 171 [-i]us Adiutor, Mascanis f. decurio[in col. Ma]xulit., aedil.,

[Mini PerP-

Tepelte (Z) (Tepelte (Z))

C3-C4 C12253

NB172 Lartidia Praenestina, L. Ill., coniunx T. Thagaste (N.P.) C3-C4 C17217 = ILAlg I 881 Caesemi Concessi Seven (Thagaste (N.P.))

NB173 M. Plotius Verus Thuraria (Z) C3-C4 C25373 (Thuraria (Z))

NB174 [B]ultia Hortensia Surdinia Antonia Ziqua(Z) C3-C4 C10523 = 12424 = [Post]uma flam. perp.

(Ziclua (Z)) D7260

NB 175 ,

Porfyrius amator patriae et civium suor[um]

Lepcis Magna(T) (Lepcis Magna (T))

end C3 - beg. C4 IRT603

(b) Numidia

Name and Rank Town and Origo Date Reference NB 176 L. Iulius Civilis, L. fit. Quir. castellum Tidditanorum C2-C3 (ante ILAlg II 3606 =

aed., praefectus pro DI viris, BI vu, praef. iuris dicun. coloniae Sarniae

(castellum Tidditanorum) 268) AE(1942-3) 10 = (1952) sub 207

Miley bis, quinq., flam. perpet., praef. iuvent. Cirt.

NB 177 Ti. Claudius Cicero, Ti. fil. Papiria Cuicul C2-C3 (ante AE (1913) 22 aedilis, praef. pro II vir, H vir, praef. iuventutis, flamen Aug., II vir qq., augur

(Cuicul) 268)

NB178 [- Flavi]us Sempronianus, M.f. Pap. Cuicul C2-C3 (ante AE(1913) 159 flamen Aug. ann., aed., II vir qq., praef. iuvent., flam. perp.

(Cuicul) 268)

NB179 C. Julius Kapito, L. filius Quirina Diana Veteranorum C2-C3 (ante C4602 [a]d[v]o[c]atus (Diana Veteranorum) 268)

NB 170 C. Orchivius Paulinus fl. pp., advocatus

Diana Veteranorum (Diana Veteranorum)

C2-C3 C4604

NB 181 [-]Bott[ius] Senecio, [L.] fil. Quir. Celtianis ? (ante 268) C19697 = ILAlg II (Celtianis) 2097

NB182 [Sitti]a Calpumia Extricata, C. Si[tti Cirta ? (ante 268) C87120 = ILAlg II 694 Qua]drati f. flam. perp.

(Cirta)

-J

c Mauretania

Name and Rank Town and Origo Date Reference NB183 M. Val(erius) Severus, Bostaris f. Gal. Volubilis (M.T.) 40-4 IAM448 = ILM116 =

aed., sufes, II vir, flamen primus in (Volubilis (M.T.) - via ILA634 = AE(1916)42 municipio suo, praef. auxilior. adversus Carthage (Z)? or Tingis = (1917-8) sub 4 = Aedemonem oppressum bello (M.T.)?) (1919) sub 22 and 50 =

(1921) sub 31 = (1924) sub 99 = (1926) sub 140 = (1927) sub 153 = (1946) sub 36

NB184 [Ca]ecilia [V]aleriana, Caec. Saturn. f. Volubilis (M.T.) Cl? IAM370b = ILM128 (Volubilis (M.T.))

NB185 Ca[ecilius] [-], [L.f.]Clau. Volubilis (M.T.) Cl IAM433 = ILM99 = aed., de[c.] (Volubilis (M.T.)) AE(1927)32

NB 186 L. Caecilius Kassianus, L.f.Gal. Volubilis (M.T.) Cl IAM459 = ILM95 (Volubilis (M.T.))

NB 187 L. Decius Honoratus, L. Ill. Quir. ex dec., veteranus, aed., II vir, II vir qq., item aedilis, II vir, II vir qq.

Rusguniae (M.C.) (Rusguniae (M.C.))

164 AE (1928) 23

Tigavitanorum NB 188 Cae[c(ilius)] Fronto, L. flu. Cl. Volubilis (M.T.) C1-C2? IAM457 = ILM 93 =

(Volubilis (M.T.)) AE(1923) 18 NB 189 L. Tadius Rogatus, L. fil. Quir. Rusguniae (M.C.) late C2? C9520 = p.1974 =

dec., aed., H vir, II vir qq. (Rusguniae (M.C.) D6879 NB 190 L. Egnatius Octavian(us), LI. Fab. Banasa (M.T.) C2-C3 (ante IAM132 = AE(1946) 49

NB191 P. Sittius Plocamian(us), M.f. Quir. (Banasa (M.T.)) Icosium (M.C.)

268) .,. C9259 = p.1974 (Icosium (M.C.))

NB192 M. Annius Maturus, C. A[nni]Rufi fil. Volubilis (M.T.) C2-C3 (post IAM375b = ILM122 = Claudia (Volubilis (M.T.)) 119) AE (1927) 33

NB193 C. Ulpius Matern(us), C.f. Qir. (sic) Oppidum Novum (M.C.) 161-268 C9643 = p.2030 = aedil., H vir, II vir qq., omnibus honoribus functus, princeps loci

(Oppidum Novum (M.C.)) D6880

NB 194 Aurelius Vincentius Caesarea (M.C.) soon after C21021 = D2038 miles coh(o)rtis tertiae praetoriae centuria

(Trax(-) (M.C.)) 297

Maximini, militavit in legione undecima Claudia annis V, in praetoria annis XI

NB195 Ant[on]ia Sat[urni]na Tingis (M.T.) ? C21815 = IAM 13 = (Tingis (M.T.)) ILM17

NB196 L. Caecilius [L]atro, Ga[1.], L. Caecili Volubilis (M.T.) ? C21840 = IAM 456 = [A]ntoniani f[ili]us (Volubilis (M.T.)) ILM87 = AE(1889) 12

NB197 Maxillia Lucilla, C.f., ex Baetica Volubilis (M.T.) ? IAM469 = AE (1955) municipio Conobaria (Conobaria, Baetica - husband

probably from Volubilis) 42 = (1960) sub 47

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