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ROMAN PERSONAL NAMES IN ARGOLIS ^ι-ί^ζ.
36, pi. VIII, 13 with different restoration of the text (cf. SEG 35, 1985, 305) [1st half of 1st c.
A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a Spartan decree of consolation for T. Statilius Lamprias (III) (see also
245 [2]). Pasichareia is the sister of Lamprias and Pratolaus is her husband (11. 2-5:...Τίτον Στα-
τείλιον Λαμπρίαν, υίόν μέν Τειμοκράτους καί Τειμοσθενίδος, άδελφόν δέ Πασιχαρείας etc.
and 1. 24: ... τον Πασιχαρείας άνδρα Πρατόλαον...).
Remarks: He is known from Spartan inscriptions to have acquired later both Roman
citizenship and the gentilicium Memmius, cf. also comments ARG 189 and LAC 574.
For a stemma see Appendix, Stemma V.
*191. Γ(ΑΪΟΣ) ΜΕΜΜΙΟ[Σ ΡΗΓΛΟΣ] Π(ΟΠΛΙΟΥ) ΜΕΜΜΙ[ΟΥ ΡΗΓΛΟΥ]
[1] IGW 912; JGTV 2 1, 667 (SEG 1, 1923, 158; 11, 1950, 376 [cf. 446]; Groag, Reichsbeamten,
26; Η. Pomptow, Klio 17, 168, no. 153 a); Peek 1969, 126, no. 290 [A.D. 35-44].
Argolis, Corone, near Ligourio; a stone which is part of a monument for both P. Memmius
Regulus and his son Caius, bearing two honorary inscriptions. For the various proposals of
completing the text see ARG 192 [1].
[2] IG IV 2 1, 521; Peek 1969, 105, no. 213, facsimile [lst/2nd c. A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a dedication to Zeus Nemeios by Τήγλος [Π(οπλίου) Μεμμίου] υιός
πυρο[φορήσας].
Remarks: It is not certain that the person of [2] is the son of P. Memmius Regulus, since his
praenomen and his father's name are missing.
C. Memmius Regulus accompanied his father during the time the latter governed
Moesia, Achaia and Macedonia. Like his father he is honoured by several Greek
cities (R. Hanslik, Der kleine Paully 3, 1188, s.v. Memmius [2]). He was a consul of
the year A.D. 63 (see Degrassi, Fasti consolari, 17, no. 816) and perhaps proconsul
of Africa, as the large number of Memmii in this province indicates. For him see also
E. Groag, RE XV 1 (1931) 625-626, s.v. Memmius [28]; PIR 2 M 467.
s. P. Memmius Regulus (ARG 192)
*192. ΠΟΠΛΙΟΣ ΜΕΜΜΙΟΣ ΠΟΠΛΙΟΥ ΥΙΟΣ ΡΗΓΛΟΣ
[1] IG IV 912; IG IV 2 1, 667 (SEG 1, 1923, 158; 11, 1950, 376 [cf. 446]; Groag, Reichsbeamten,
26; H. Pomptow, Klio 17, 168, no. 153 a); Peek 1969, 126-127, no. 290, facsimile [A.D. 35-44].
Argolis, Corone, near Ligourio, probably transported from the sanctuary; a stone from a
monument for both P. Memmius Regulus and his son Caius, bearing two honorary inscriptions.
The text is restored in IG IV 2 1 as: a. [Π(όπλιον) Μέμμιον Γαΐου] υίόν [Τήγλον, γενόμεν]ον
ιερέα [τοις —] π[αι]σίν [—]; b. Γ(άιον) Μέμμιο[ν Τήγλον] Π(οπλίου) Μεμμί[ου Τήγλου]
τοϋ πρεσ[βευτοϋ] Σεβαστ[οϋ]).
Groag suggests: a. [Π(όπλιον) Μέμμιον Ποπλίου] υίόν [Τήγλον, γενόμεν]ον ιερέα [εν τρισί
συστήμα]σιν [ίερωσυνών], .... b. Γ(άιον) Μέμμιο[ν Τήγλον] Π(οπλίου) Μεμμί[ου Τήγλου]
τοϋ πρεσ[βευτοϋ] Σεβαστ[ών αντιστράτηγου υίόν]...
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