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409. ΜΑΡΙΝΟΣ
Corinth VIII. 1, 215 [early Christian period].
ROMAN PERSONAL NAMES IN CORINTHIA
Corinth, forum; fragment of a paving slab of white marble recording a prayer for the person
and Petrunia (COR 472).
410. L(UCIUS) MAR[IUS- - -]
Corinth VIII. 2, 146.
Corinth; two fragments of a blue streaked marble base; probably a funerary inscription
preserving part of his name.
411. L(UCIUS) MARIUS FLORUS STLACCIANUS
Corinth VIII. 2, 56,11. 8-9, ph. [after A.D. 152/3, under Antoninus Pius].
Corinth, Lechaeum Road; white marble base; inscription in honour of C. Iulius Iuli Quadrati [f.
F]a(bia) Severus (COR 352, text), erected by the person, his father [L.] Marius Piso (COR 412),
and his brother L. Marius Piso Resianus (COR 413) in behalf of the tribe Maneia by decree of
the city council.
Remarks: For the cognomen Stlaccianus, see Solin and Salomies, 408. For the date, see C.
Iulius Iuli Quadrati f. Fab. Severus (*COR 352).
*412. [L(UCIUS)] MARIUS PISO
Corinth VIII. 2, 56,1. 7, ph. [after A.D. 152/3, under Antoninus Pius].
Corinth, Lechaeum Road; white marble base; inscription in honour of Achaia's proconsul C.
Iulius Iuli Quadrati [f. F]a(bia) Severus (COR 352, text) erected by the person and his two sons
L. Marius Flaccus Stlaccianus (COR 411) and L. Marius Piso Resianus (COR 413) on behalf of
the tribe Maneia by decree of the city council:
[L.] Marius Piso q. et praet. I [hui]c sponte sua cum L. L. I Marris Floro Stiacciano I 10 et Pisone
Resiano libelris suis I pro tribu Maneia I d. d.
Remarks: L. Marius Piso was quaestor and praetorin Corinth rather than in Rome; he is not listed
either in RE or in PIR 2 . For the date, see C. Iulius Iuli Quadrati f. Fab. Severus (COR 352).
413. L(UCIUS) MARIUS PISO RESIANUS
Corinth VIII. 2, 56, 8-10, ph. [after A.D. 152/3, under Antoninus Pius].
Corinth, Lechaeum Road; white marble base; inscription in honour of C. Iulius Iuli Quadrati [f.
F]a(bia) Severus (COR 352, text) erected by the person, his father [L.] Marius Piso (COR 412)
and his brother L. Marius Florus Stlaccianus (COR 411) on behalf of the tribe Maneia by decree
of the city council.
Remarks: Resianus probably derives from the nomen Resius (Solin and Salomies, 155). For the
date, see C. Iulius Iuli Quadrati f. Fab. Severus.
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