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ROMAN PERSONAL NAMES IN CORINTHIA
Remarks: The reading by J. H. Kent (Corinth VIII, 3, 504) of the cognomen (OAYQKAAvos),
confirmed by B. Millis (by correspondence), has no sense; the reading Όλυμπιανός
in the fragment c [1] is not to be excluded although such a person is not known by
E. Groag (Reichsbeamten spätröm. Zeit, passim) in his list of governors of Achaia
under the late Empire.
271. Q(UINTUS) FLAVIUS PHILIPPUS
CIL III. 1, 538 [2nd c. A.D.]: Corinth; funerary inscription for him:
D. M. / Q. Flavii I Philippi I decurionis I coloniae.
Remarks: For the decurions in the Roman colony of Corinth, see Stansbury, Corinthian
honor, 157-158.
272. T(ITUS) FLAVIUS POMPEIANUS
Corinth VIII. 3, 107, pi. (cf. Corinth VIII. 2, 22): [under Antoninus Pius].
Corinth; limestone block; inscription in honour of Faustina, Antoninus Pius's wife, erected by the
decree of the city council at public expense; the person and L. Antonius Iulianus (COR 64, text),
duumviri, seem to have been in charge of the erection of the honorary statue of the empress.
Remarks: His name is fully restored by J. H. Kent, Corinth, loc. cit., after a copy of this
inscription mentioned by Spon and Wheler. The person could further be identified
with a [—] Pompe[ian]o in line 6 of Corinth VIII. 3, 106, attested together with a
M. Antoniu[s ], (COR 52, text), who cannot however be identified with the
duovir L. Antonius Iulianus, as he bears a different praenomen. For his duovirship
see L. Antonius Iulianus (COR 64).
273. ΦΛΑΒΙΟΣ ΤΡΩΪΛΟΣ (I)
IG IV 207 [imperial period].
Corinthia, Kenchreai; slab of marble; funerary dedication erected by the person and his
homonymous brother (COR 274) for an another brother:
Φλάβιοι Τρωίλοι Ι Φωκαεις άδελφω Ι καί Άπφύδι βουκόλα Ι μνείας χάριν, ήρως χρηστέ, χαίρε.
Φωκαεύς
274. ΦΛΑΒΙΟΣ ΤΡΩΪΛΟΣ (Η)
IG IV 207 [imperial period].
Corinthia, Kenchreai; slab of marble; funerary dedication erected by the pesron and his
homonymous brother (COR 273, text) for an another brother.
Φωκαεύς
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