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135. ΗΡΑΚΛΙΑΝΟΣ
ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
attested in an inscription from Ancara: OGIS 533; D. Krencker-M. Schede, Der
Tempel in Ankara (Berlin-Leipzig 1936) p. 54,1. 72 (L. Robert, Les gladiateurs dans
Γ Orient grec [Amsterdam 1971] 135-137, no. 86, 1. 70): Έπί (Β)ασιλά; cf. also
BullÉpigr 1948, 67. The person is identified with the legatus Augusti pro praetore of
the province Galatia under Tiberius and Caligula, as shown by two more
inscriptions, one from Attaleia (St. Mitchell, "Galatia under Tiberius", Chiron 16,
1986, 23 ff.; S. Sahin, "Bau einer Säulenstraße in Attaleia (Pamphylien) unter
Tiberius Caligula (?)", EA 25, 1995, 25-28 [AnnÉpigr 1995, 1551]) and one from
Perge (I.Perge 22). According to Mitsos the Argive inscription establishes within all
probability that he was a proconsul of Achaia.
[1] IG IV 2 1, 476 [2nd/3rd c. A.D.: from the style of the letters].
Epidauros, sanctuary; an altar bearing a dedication of the person to Asclepius Soter:
Ασκληπιω Σωτήρι Ι Ήρακλιανός [ο] ιερεύς.
[2] IG IV 2 1, 477 [2nd/3rd c. A.D.: from the style of the letters].
Epidauros, sanctuary; an altar bearing a dedication of the person to Asclepius Soter, Hygeia
and Telesphoros:
Ασκλ[ηπιω Σωτήρι] Ι Ύγείαι, Ι Τελεσφορώ Ι Παυταλιώταις 1 5 Ήρακλιανός Ι ό ιερεύς.
Priest (of Asclepius [?])
Remarks: The name is either the Greek transcription of the Herc(u)llianus or —which seems
more probable— the Greek Ήρακλ- with the Latin suffix -ianus.
A. HOSTILIUS MANCINUS: see [Α]ύλος (ARG 25).
136. ΟΣΤΙΛΙΟΣ ΜΑΡΚΕΛΛΟΣ
J. Bingen, "Inscriptions du Péloponnèse", BCH 77, 1953, 641-642 (cf. BullÉpigr 1955, 105;
SEG 13, 1956, 253) [2nd c, after A.D. 130 (Antinous' death)].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a fragment of a base of a statue of Hygeia dedicated to Asclepius by
unknown dedicators while Hostilius Marcellus was strategos;
[—] άνέθηκαν Ύγείαν Ι Ασκληπιω έπί στραΐτηγού Όστιλίου ΜαρΙκέλλου.
Remarks: The date is based on an inscription from Corinthia (IG IV 1554), on which the
discussed person is attested as a priest of Antinous.
137. [ΙΟΥΛΙΑ ΙΟΥΛΙΟΥ] ΕΥΡΥΚΛΕΟΥΣ ΓΥΝΗ
IG IV 2 1, 662; Peek 1969, 115, no. 253, facsimile [31-7 B.C.].
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