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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
Remarks: She was a Roman citizen of Lycian origin and resident of Corinth. See also Σέξτος
360. [- - - I]UNIUS [- - -]
Τούλιος (COR 336) mentioned in this document.
Corinth VIII. 2, 179 [imperial period].
Corinth, forum; broken marble slab; mutilated inscription preserving a part of his name.
361. ΛΕΥΚΙΟΣ (ΙΟΥΝΙΟΣ)
f. of Τουνία Λευκίου Θεοδώρα (COR 359)
362. P(UBLIUS) (IUNIUS)
f. of Iunia P. f. Polla (COR 358)
*363. ΙΟΥΝΩΡ
IG IV 1603 (J. U. Powell, AJA 1, 1903, 47; REG 1904, 247; P. Wolters, RhM 59, 1904, 157-
158; A. Wilhelm, BCH 29, 1905, 415); "Corinth VIII. 1, 89 [mid. 3rd c. A.D.].
Corinth, forum; statue base of bluish marble; epigram in his honour erected by his brother and
successor in the proconsulship of Achaia Αυρήλιος Εύτυχιανός (COR 102); here, 1. 1: Ίούνο-
ρος άνθυπάτοιο.
ανθύπατος
Remarks:T9irvCrX^oç: IG, Wolters; Τθύνορος: Powell, REG; Ίούνορος: Wilhelm, who
suggests that the man should be identified with the proconsul of Achaia mentioned
in CIL X 3723: Ti. Cl(audius) Me[- - -] [P]risc[us] Ruffinus] [I]un(ior); if this
identification is to be accepted, see further, Groag, Reichsbeamten, 97-98; Barbieri,
no. 2250; PIR 2 I 719; EOS II, 79-80; Thomasson, 199 no. 75; cf. L. Robert,
HellenicaA, 1948, 89, no. 3.
364. M(ARCUS) IUSTITIUS PRISCUS
Corinth VIII. 2, 117 [imperial period].
Corinth, forum; circular statue base of white marble; mutilated funeral inscription preserving
the name of the person which can still be read despite the erasure. The stone was reused for a
Greek inscription (Corinth VIII. 1, 102).
365. ΙΟ(Υ)ΣΤΟΣ
Corinth VIII. 1, 158 [early Christian period].
Corinth, Lechaion road; marble slab; funerary inscription in his memory.
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