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II. CLAUDII AUGUSTI LIBERTI
301 Claudia Divi Claudi l. A[---]
6.34909
CLAUDIAE DIVI CLAUDI L A[---] / CLAUDIAE SPEI L [---] / ANTEROS AUG LIB
[---] / CONIUGI CARISSIMAE ET[---] / CLAUDIAE EUMENIA [---] NIC[---] /
LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQUE POSTERISQU[e eorum]
302 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Abascantus (1)
6.8411 = D 1473
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI / AUG L ABASCANTI / A RATIONIBUS / VIX ANN
XLV / CLAUDIA EPICHARIS / UXOR CONIUGI / BENE MERENTI F
*PIR2 C 767.
303 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Abascant(us) (2)
6.14897
DIIS MANIBUS SACR / TI CLAUDI AUG L ABASCANT / ANTONIA
STRATONICE / FECIT SIBI ET COLLIBERTO / SUO BENE MERENTI DE SE /
ET TI IULIO TYRO VERNAE SUO / CARISSIMO ET LIBERT LIBERTABUSQ /
SUIS POSTERISQ OMNIBUS EORUM / ET NONIAE STRATONICENI FILIAE /
SUAE CARISSIMAE / H M H N S HUIC M D M ABEST
*The nomina of those involved illustrate the interchange of slaves within the
Imperial household. Antonia Stratonice (3) was a freedwoman of Antonia
Minor, but has as 'collibertus' Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Abascant(us) (2), a freedman
of the emperor Claudius, and as a 'verna' Ti. Iulius Tyrus (6), possibly a
freedman of the emperor Tiberius, while her daughter is Nonia Stratonice (9),
who derived her nomen from her father, not an Imperial freedman, and her
cognomen from her mother.
304 Claudia Aug. l. Acm[e] (1)
10.6589
CLAUDIAE AUG L ACM[es]
305 [? Claudi]a Aug. l. [A]cme (2)
INAV 50
[---i]AE AUG L / [a]CMENIDI / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L VITALIS / CONIUX /
MERITAE / ET TI CLAUDIUS / AMPELUS / FILIUS
*1: the nomen 'Claudia' is most probable in view of that of husband and son,
but is not certain; it could also be 'Iulia' (cf. 373, 448, 531, 592 etc.) or even
'Flavia'.
306 Ti. Claudius Actes (Aug. l.) lib. Acrabas
10.7984
See 287 (25)
307 [Ti. Cla]udius Aug. lib. [Ac]ratus (1)
6.33194 = D 7297
[dis] MANIBU[s / ti cla]UDI AUG LIB / [ac]RATI CLAUDIA / [---] CONL
CARISSIMO / [ex] CONLEGIO SCABILLARIORUM / DECURIA VI
*5: scabillarii: cf. D 5271 n. 2.
308 Acratus (2) (freedman of Nero; PIR 2
A 95)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 15.45
enimvero per Asiam atque Achaiam non dona tantum, sed simulacra numinum
abripiebantur, missis in eas provincias Acrato ac Secundo Carrinate. ille
libertus cuicumque flagitio promptus...
Rome
A B E
Rome
A H I
Rome
A B
Velitrae: I
Rome
A B
Olbia:
Sard.
A G
Rome
A I

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(2) ib. 16.23
at Baream Soranum iam sibi Ostorius Sabinus eques Romanus poposcerat
reum ex proconsulatu Asiae, in quo offensiones principis auxit iustitia atque
industria, et quia portui Ephesiorum aperiendo curam insumpserat vimque
civitatis Pergamenae, prohibentis Acratum Caesaris libertum statuas et picturas
evehere, inultam omiserat.
(3) Dio Chrysostom, Orat. 31.149 (Rhodian Oration )
i[ste ga;r “Akraton ejkei'non, o}" th;n oijkoumevnhn scedo;n a{pasan
perielqw;n touvtou cavrin kai; mhde; kwvmhn parei;" mhdemivan, wJ"
kajnqavde h|ke. lupoumevnwn d∆ uJmw'n, o{per eijkov", kata; qevan e[fh
parei'nai: mhde; ga;r e[cein ejxousivan mhdeno;" a{yasqai tw'n
ejnqavde. (150) ei\ta ÔRwmai'oi me;n kai; Nevrwn ou{tw ta; par∆ uJmi'n
ejthvrhsan kai; semna; e[krinan.
309 Claudia Acropolis Augusti lib.
6.2260
CLAUDIA / ACROPOLIS / AUGUSTI LIB / SACERDOS / MATRIS DEUM /
FECIT SIBI ET PERENNI / CONIUGI SUO / CLADIANO / LIBERTIS
LIBERTABUS POSTE/RISQUE EORUM / H M H N SEQ
*'Cladianus': Chantraine 308, no. 94.
310 Claudia Aug. l. Acte (= Acte Aug. l. = Acte = Acte n. = Act(e) lib.) (freedwoman
of Claudius, concubine of Nero; PIR2 C 1067)
(1) 6.4722
[---]ITIUS [--- / ---] ACTES CA[--- / ---] QUOD NOBIS [--- / ---]NA LEGAVIT
(2) 6.8693
DEMETRIAE ACTS / AUG L SER ACROAMAT / GRAECAE VIX A XXXV /
TROPHIMUS CUBICUL / CONSERVAE BENE MER / D M
*2: 'acroamat(icae)'.
(3) 6.8760 = D 1742
DIIS MANIBUS / HELIO / ACTES AUG L / LIBERTO / A CUBICULO
(4) 6.8767a
D M / CLAUDIO STORACI / ACTES LIB SCR CUBICULARIORUM / V A LX
PATRI B M P / CLAUD STORAX
*3: 'scr(iba)'.
(5) 6.8767b
D M / MOSCHIDI ACTES LIB / MATRI B M P / ET [g]LYTPTUS
(6) 6.8791
D M / THALLO ACTES N SER / CUB VI AN XX[x]II / FEC DIADUME(enus) / ET
PHOCION ET / PHILETUS CONS
(7) 6.8801
D M / TI CLADIUS / CRESCENS / ACTES L CURSOR / MUSAE LIB / IDEM
CONIUGI B M / FEC ET SIBI ET SUIS / VA XXII
(8) 6.8847 = D 7409
D M S / CL FELICI / EUNUC(h)O / ACT LIB / V A L / LIB P B M
(9) 6.8890
THELYCO / EUTYCHI / ACTES AUG L L / ALUMNO A MANU / VIXIT ANN XX
Rome
A I L
Rome:
mon.
Marcellae
G
Rome
A G H I
Rome
B C G H I
Rome
A B G H I
Rome
C G
Rome
G H
Rome
A G H I
Rome
G H I
Rome
G H

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(10) 6.9002b
D M / STEPHANO ACTES N / PISTORI VIX A XXIV / SATURNINUS SORORIS
F CONSACRAVIT
(11a) 6.9030 = D 7386
D M / PHOEBI ACTES AUG L L / PROC SUMM / DEMETRIUS ET PENSATA /
PARENT OPTIM
(11b) 6.15410
D M / CLAUDIAE ACTES L / EURYDICES / CLAUDIUS PHOEBUS / CONIUGI
B MERENTI / ET PENSATA / SORORI PIISSIMAE / FECERUNT
(11c) 6.34865b
[---]DIAE / CLAUDIUS / PHOEBUS / CONIUGI B / MERENTI / ET PENSATA /
SORORI / PIISSIMAE / FECERUNT
(11d) 6.34865a
D M / TI C[laudi]US / AU[g lib] / [----] / DEMETRIUS ET / PENSATA / PARENTI
OPT B M
*a 5, d 7:'parens' = 'brother-in-law' (Pensata is the sister of Eurydice who is
wife of Phoebus; Demetrius also could be a relative of Phoebus, not necessarily
his son). On the wider meanings of 'parens', see B. M. Wilkinson, Class. Journ.
59, 1964, 358–61.
(12) 6.10549
[---] / AUG L ACTE / [ad] MARTIS
(13) 6.11242
D M / AGATHOPO / ACTES N SER / FELICULA / CONIUX / B M F / V A
XXXVIII
(14) 6.13659
DIS MAN / BULIMIONI L / CLAUDIAE ACTES / FECIT DIONYSIA / COIUGI B
M / VIX AN XL
* Not in PIR2 C 1067; under separate entry in Solin 567.
(15) 6.14942
CLAUDIO / ACTES LIB / ARTEMAE / HELPIS / LIB
(16) 6.14987
(a) D M / TI CLAUDIO / CRISPO ACT N L / PHOEBE LIBERTA / CONIUGI B M
/ FECIT V A XXXV
(b) D M / TI CLAUDIUS / CRISPUS ACT N L / ET PHOEBE MATER /
FORTUNATO FILIO / FECER QUI V A XV / MEN V
(17) 6.15137
TI CLAUDIUS / LUPERCUS / ACTES LIB
(18) 6.15176
DIS MANIBUS SACRU(m) / TI CLAUDIO ONESIMO / ACTES LIB CLAUDIA /
FELICULA CONIUGI SUO / BENEMERENTI FECIT / VIXIT CUM EO ANNIS
XXI
(19) 6.15366
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE ACTES AUG L L AUCTAE / TI CLAUDIUS
DEMETRIUS / UXORI ET / TI CLAUDIUS EUPLASTUS / CONLIB OPTIME DE
SE / MERITAE FECER
(20) 6.15410
See (11b) above
Rome
D G H I
Rome
E G I
Rome
A D G
Rome
A E
Rome
E
Rome
I
Rome
A G H
Rome
A G H
Rome
G
Rome
A B G H
Rome
G
Rome
A G H
Rome
A G
Rome
A D G

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(21) 6.17898
D M / FESTIVAE ALEXANDRI / ET RESTITUTAE ACTES N / SER VERNAE / V
A X M VII D XII B M F
(22) 6.32269 ad 1867a
TYRANNUS / ACTES L VERNA / SCRIBA LIBRARIUS / TYRANNI ET
GEMINAE F / VIXIT ANNIS XXXIII / DECESSIT NICOMEDIAE / SUPERSTITE /
CLAUD[ia] VITALE
(23) 10.1903
CLAUDIAE AUG L ACTES
(24) 10.6589 = 15.7835
CLAUDIAE AUG L ACTES
(25) 10.7640
TI CLAUDIUS SP F / GEMELLUS / VIXIT ANNIS VIIII / MENSIBUS IIII DIEBUS
XV / TI CLAUDIUS ACTES L / HERMA ET CLAUDIA / IANUARIA
MATERTE/RA FECERUNT
(26) 10.7984
HOSPITAE ACRABAE / COIUGI VIX ANN XXX / HIC SITA EST / TI CLAUDIUS
ACTES LIB / ACRABAS FECIT / BENE MERENTI ET / SIBI SUISQUE
POSTERIS
(27) 10.8046.9
ACTES AUG L / ACTES AUG L
(28) 11.1414
[c]ERERI SACRUM / [claudia] AUG LIB ACTE
(29) AE 1981, 474
ACTES AU[g l]
*Acte had properties in the region of Olbia; cf. G. Sotgiu, Epigraphica 19,
1957, 27f., 39f.
(30) D 2595
C CASSIO PAL BLAESIANO / DEC COH LIGURUM / PRINCIPI EQUITUM /
IPSI FAMILIAE POSTERIS / LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQUE EIUS / TI
CLAUDIUS ACTES L EUTYCHUS / AMICO OPTIMO EX TESTAMENTO /
EIUS FECIT
(31) Tacitus, Ann. 13.12f.
ceterum infracta paulatim potentia matris delapso Nerone in amorem libertae,
cui vocabulum Acte fuit, simul adsumptis in conscientiam M. Othone et Claudio
Senecione, adulescentulis decoris, quorum Otho familia consulari, Senecio
liberto Caesaris patre genitus. ignara matre, deind frustra obnitente, penitus
inrepserant per luxum et ambigua secreta, ne senioribus quidem principis
amicis adversantibus, muliercula nulla cuiusquam iniuria cupidines principis
explente... (13) sed Agrippina libertam aemulam, nurum ancillam
aliaque eundem in modum muliebriter fremere, neque paenitentiam filii aut
satietatem opperiri, quantoque foediora exprobrabat, acrius accendere, donec vi
amoris subactus exueret obsequium in matrem seque Senecae permitteret, ex
cuius familiaribus Annaeus Serenus simulatione amoris adversus eandem
libertam primas adulescentis cupidines velaverat praebueratque nomen, ut
quae princeps furtim mulierculae tribuebat, ille palam largiretur.
Rome
G H
Rome
A C G H I
M
Puteoli: I
P
Velitrae: I
P
Carales:
Sard.
A B G H
Olbia:
Sard.
A G H
Mores:
Sard.
P
Pisae: VII
L
Carales:
Sard.
P
Olbia:
Sard.
F G
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(32) Dio 61.7.1
ejlupei'to de; kai; hJ ∆Agrippi'na mhkevti tw'n ejn tw' / palativw/ dia;
th;n ∆Akth;n majlista kurieuvousa. hJ de; dh; ∆Akth; ejpevprato me;n
ejk th'" ∆Asiva", ajgaphqei'sa de; uJpo; tou' Nevrwno" e[" te to; tou'
∆Attajlou gevno" ejshvcqh kai; polu; kai; uJpe;r ∆Oktaouivan th;n
gunai'ka aujtou' hjgaphvqh.
(33) Tacitus, Ann. 13 46
[Poppaea]... nuptam esse se dictitans... at Neronem, paelice ancilla et
adsuetudine Actes devinctum, nihil e contubernio servili nisi abiectum et
sordidum traxisse.
(34) ib. 14.2
... Senecam contra muliebres inlecebras subsidium a femina petivisse,
inmissamque Acten libertam, quae simul suo periculo et infamia Neronis anxia
deferret pervulgatum esse incestum gloriante matre, nec toleraturos milites
profani principis imperium. Fabius Rusticus non Agrippinae, sed Neroni
cupitum id memorat eiusdemque libertae astu disiectum.
(35) ib. 14.63
tum ancilla domina validior et Poppaea non nisi in perniciem uxoris nupta...
(36) Suetonius, Ner. 28
Acten libertam paulum afuit quin iusto sibi matrimonio coniungeret, summissis
consularibus viris qui regio genere ortam peierarent.
(37) ib. 50
reliquias Egloge et Alexandria nutrices cum Acte concubina gentili Domitiorum
monimento condiderunt, quod prospicitur e campo Martio impositum colli
Hortulorum.
*Acte has the gentilicium 'Claudia' (14, 23, 24), from which also derives that
of her freedmen and freedwomen (4, 7, 8, 11b = 20, 15, 16a–b, 17, 18, 19, 25,
26, 29). Was Acte manumitted by Claudius or by Nero? The fact that her
freedmen were 'Ti. Claudii' has no bearing on the question, despite Stein (PIR 2
C 1067), as freedmen of both Claudius and Nero regularly had the praenomen
'Ti(berius)'.
Chantraine, 295, opts for Claudius, Boulvert, (2) 13, for Nero (cf. Hirschfeld,
Kl.Schr. 523 n. 5) based on whether former slaves of Acte with the agnomina
'Acteanus', 'Acteniana' passed into the Fam. Caes. while Acte was still a slave
or after her manumission. None of the arguments is decisive on its own, despite
Boulvert's claim that, as Acte survived Nero and her former slaves must
therefore have become Imperial slaves during her lifetime, they would have
done so as her vicarii rather than as her servi, i. e. while she was still a slave.
The force of this is doubtful. Comparison with Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Hermes
Caenidianus (6.15110 = 481), assuming he was a former slave of Antonia
Caenis the freedwoman of Claudius' mother, Antonia Minor, and subsequently
concubine of Vespasian, would suggest that Acte could easily have been freed
before presenting or otherwise transferring some of her slaves to the emperor.
Acte is already a liberta by AD 55 when first mentioned in connexion with Nero
and Agrippina by Tacitus (32). Nero was then 17. Acte's influence with the
young emperor would suggest that she was older than Nero and that, despite
abusive references to her as being servile by Agrippina and Poppaea (32, 33,
35), she already had the status of a freedwoman, i.e. of Claudius.
For the frequency of 'Acte' as a freed-slave cognomen in the 1st C. AD, see
Solin 566f.
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311 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Actiacus
6.8412
Q GRANIUS AETHER / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / ACTIACO A RATIONI[b] / AMICO
CARISSIM / FECIT
312 Ti. Claudius Divi Claudi lib. Actius
(1) 6.4305 = D 1732
TI CLAUDIUS DIVI CLAUDI LIB ACTIUS / HONORATUS CURATOR
GERMANORUM / ET AEDITUUS DIANAE CORNIF COLLEGIO MAGNO /
TRIB DIVAE AUGUSTAE TRICLAM CUM COLUMNIS / ET MENSIS ET
MACERIA S P D D
Rome
F I
AD 54+
Rome
K L
(2) See 45 (3) AD 41+
*Actius was a senior member (honoratus) and former office-holder (curator) in
the collegium of the emperor's bodyguard (Germani, i. e. corporis custodes).
He also was in charge of the temple of Diana in Rome built by L. Cornificius
during the reign of Augustus (Suet. Aug. 29.5). In (2) 4 he also appears, along
with a freedman of Augustus, Bathyllus (45), and two, perhaps four, freedmen of
Livia, as honoratus in what was evidently a college in the household of Livia,
now Iulia Augusta. This is no doubt the same as the collegium magnum
trib(unorum) Divae Augustae, the general college of freedman officials (tribuni)
in the household of the now deceased Livia (Diva Augusta), to which Actius
donates a summer pavilion with columns, tables
and enclosure. (1) is dated to AD 54 or later ('Divi Claudi lib.'), (2) to AD 41 or
later ('Ti. Claud. Aug. l.'). It is possible (but I think less plausible) to take
'honoratus' in (1) 2 as referring to Actius' status in the collegium magnum of
Livia (as apparently does Dessau ad loc.)
Cf. Diz. Epig. 2.1342–5 (curator collegii); 3.959 (honoratus). On Imperial
freedmen in collegia: Boulvert (2) 236ff.

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313 Ti. Claudius Aegialus
(1) AE 1998, 276 = C. Bruun, ZPE 122, 1998, 269
[clau]DI [c]AE AUG TI CLAUDIUS AEGIALUS FE
*’[c]ae(saris)’; ‘fe(cit)’.
(2) Tacitus, Hist. 1.37
‘septem a Neronis fine menses sunt, et iam plus rapuit Icelus quam quod
Polycliti et Vatinii et Aegiali perdiderunt.’
*Otho speaking immediately prior to the death of Galba.
Aegialus is highly probably the same person in both (1) and (2)
and, although not explicitly identified as an imperial freedman in
either source, this is assumed from the context of (2), in which he
appears in company with two notorious imperial freedmen, Icelus
(710) under Galba, and Polyclitus (594) under Nero. The new
fistula stamp (1) identifies him as originally a freedman of Claudius
(Bruun, ZPE 122, 1998, 265-72), not of Nero (PIR 2
A 117; cf. Solin
(2) 361) under whom he later acquired wealth and influence at
court. The large diameter of the pipe (1) indicates that he was
involved in a significant extension of the public water supply at
Ostia under Claudius, for which he probably had some
administrative responsibility, rather than only as a plumbarius in
charge of the actual production of fistulae, as ‘fe(cit)’ suggests
(see Bruun, art cit.). This would place him and Narcissus (1) as
the earliest imperial officials on fistulae from Rome and its
neighbourhood. (For the latter’s involvement in the water supply
and hydraulic engineering, see 529 (12), (13) and (21).
314 Agathangelus (Prisci Aug. l. Gamiani) collib.
6.10245
See 582
315 [Ti. C]laudius Aug. l. [Aga]themer
6.34855
[ti c]LAUDIUS AUG L / [aga]THEMER SIBI / [et ---]E HERMONIDI / [coniugi]
CARISSIM[ae ---]
316 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Quir. Alcibiades
10.6324 = D 1734
TI CLAUDIO AUG L / QUIR ALCIBIADI QU[---] / PRAEGUSTATOR ET A
C[u]/BICULO NERONIS IULIA / REGULINA EX TESTAMEN[to] / EIUS FECIT
*2: 'qu[ond(am)]' or perhaps 'qu[i f(uit?)]' Dessau ad loc.
317 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Alex(s)ander (1)
6.14913
TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB ALEX(S)ANDRO / ET PINNIAE SEPTIMAE / CLAUDIA
SUCCESSA ET CLAUDIA OLIMPIAS / PARENTIBUS PIENTISSIMIS
FECERUNT ET SIBI LIBERTIS / LIBERTABUS POSTERISQ EORUM
Ostia: I
I P
AD 69
Rome
F K M
Rome
A
Tarracina:
I
I M N
Rome
A B

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318 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Alexander (2)
14. 815
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L ALEXANDER / SIBI ET / CARVILIAE ¢ L ARESCUSAE
UXORI / LIBERTIS LIBERTABUS POSTERISQ EORUM OMNIBUS / IN
FRONTE P XX IN AGRO P XXV
319 Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. lib. Alexander (3)
Epigraphica 29, 1967 [1968], 88 = AE 1968, 35
TI CLAUD AUG LIB / ALEXANDER / [---- / ----] / DEDICATA / C VIPSTAN
APRONIAN / C FONTEIO CAPITONE / COS
320 Alexandria (? freedwoman of Nero; PIR 2 A 511)
Suetonius, Ner. 50
reliquias [Neronis] Egloge et Alexandria nutrices cum Acte concubina gentili
Domitiorum monimento condiderunt...
321 [T]i. Claudius A[l]ypus l. Caesaris
3.2022
L FABIUS L F SATUR/NINUS VET LEG VII [c p] F / V F SIBI ET CLAUDIAE [t]I
/ CLAUDI A[l]YPI L CAESARIS / LIBERTAE EUCHE H S S / LOC DON C
TITIUS / RESTITUTUS AMICUS H M H N S
*4: 'l. Caesaris', the only example of this status indication; cf. Chantraine, 144
n. 17, who ascribes it to avoiding the collocation 'l(iberti) libertae'. Such
combinations, however, are quite normal.
322 Claudia Aug. l. Amanda
6.15350
CLAUDIAE AUG / L AMANDAE / ACTI AUG GAMIANI / CONTUBERNALI /
BENE MERENTI
323 Ti. Claudius... Amaranthus
6.4887
TI CLAUDIUS / CAESARIS / NUMUNCLATOR / AMARANTHUS / VIX ANN
XXX
*Another (Ti. Claudius) Amaranthus without status indication appears in the
fasti for the years AD 48 and 49 of a collegium at Antium which has a likely
connection with the Fam.Caes. (6.8639 = 10 6637).
324 ªTii. Klºauvv vdiio" v Sebassªttou'' 'º ' ajj jpeleuvv j vqero" v ∆Amevv vqusto" v
AE 1909, 180 = IGR 4.1347
ªhJ povli" ejteivºmhsen ⁄ ªTi. Klºauvdion Sebas⁄ªtou'º ajpeleuvqeron ⁄
∆Amevquston ⁄ grammateva ajreth'" ⁄ e{ vneken kai; th'" eij" ⁄ auJth;n
panti; kairw' / euj⁄ergesiva"
325 Ti. Claudius A[ug. l.] Amianthus (1)
6.5091 = AE 1949, 211
TI CLAUDIO A[ug l] / AMIANTHO S[---] / VIXIT ANN XX[---] / EROS ET
NATALIS FRA[tres] / FRATRI FECERU[nt]
*2: 's[tructori?]' AE ad loc.
326 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Amianthus (2)
6.28699
VETTIA HELPIS SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / AMIANTHO F PIISSUMO
FECIT
327 Claudia Amme Phili Aug. lib. lib.
AE 1946, 99
See 572 (1)
Ostia: I
A M
Rome
N
AD 59
AD 68
I
Salonae:
Dalmatia
G M
Rome
A
Rome:
mon. vin.
Codin.
H I
Magnesia:
Asia
I K
Rome:
mon. vin.
Codin.
D H I
Rome
C
Rome
D N

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328 Amphaeus (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 A 567)
Seneca, Apocol. 13
ad Messalinam — cito rumor percrebuit Claudium venisse — convolant: primi
omnium liberti Polybius, Myron, Harpocras, Amphaeus, Pheronactus, quos
Claudius omnes, necubi imparatus esset, praemiserat.
329 Ti. Claudius August[i l.] Amphio
6.14917
TI CLAUDI AUGUST[i l] / AMPHIONIS
330 [Ti.] Cl(audius) Caesar. l. Anchia[lus]
6.25028
[t]ERTIAE PRIMA / [---] CL CAESAR L ANICHIAI / [---] HORAEUS / [---]
ELEUTHERUS / [---] DANT
331 [Ti. Cl]audius Anicetus (1) [Caesari]s Augusti lib.
6.8758
[di]S MANIBUS / [ti cl]AUDI ANICETI / [caesari]S AUGUSTI LIB / [---] A
CUBICULO / [---]PALLIS FEC / [---]
*3: '[Caesari]s' Chantraine 21 n. 29; '[Neroni]s' CIL.
332 Anicetus (2) (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 A 589)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 14.3
obtulit ingenium Anicetus libertus, classi apud Misenum praefectus et pueritiae
Neronis educator ac mutuis odiis Agrippinae invisus. ergo navem posse
componi docet...
(2) ib. 7f.
[Seneca] respondit: perpetraret Anicetus promissa. qui nihil cunctatus poscit
summam sceleris. ad eam vocem Nero illo sibi die dari imperium auctoremque
tanti muneris libertum profitetur: iret propere duceretque promptissimos ad
iussa... (8) Anicetus villam statione circumdat refractaque ianua obvios
servorum abripit, donec ad fores cubiculi veniret... [Agrippina] respicit Anicetum,
trierarcho Herculeio et Obarito centurione classiario comitatum: ac, si ad
visendum venisset, refotam nuntiaret, sin facinus patraturus, nihil se de filio
credere: non imperatum parricidium.
(3) Dio 61.13.2–5
parevdwken aujth;n ∆Anikhvtw/ ajpeleuqevrw/ wJ" kai; komiou'nti oi[kade
ejpi; tou' ploivou ou| kateskeuavkei... (4) oJ Nevrwn ejpi; th;n mhtevra
to;n ∆Anivkhton eujqu;" meta; tw'n nautw'n ajpevsteile: (5) toi'" ga;r
dorufovroi" oujk ejpivsteuse to;n qavnaton aujth'". ijdou'sa dev sfa"
ejkeivnh... th;n gastevra ajpogumnwvsasa Æpai'e,Æ e[fh, Ætauvthn,
∆Anivkhte, pai'e, o{ti Nevrwna e[teken.Æ
(4) Tacitus, Ann. 14.62
et visus idoneus maternae necis patrator Anicetus, classi apud Misenum, ut
memoravi, praefectus, levi post admissum scelus gratia, dein graviore odio,
quia malorum facinorum ministri quasi exprobrantes aspiciuntur. igitur accitum
eum Caesar operae prioris admonet: solum incolumitati principis adversus
insidiantem matrem subvenisse; locum haud minoris gratiae instare, si
coniugem infensam depelleret. nec manu aut telo opus: fateretur Octaviae
adulterium. occulta quidem ad praesens, sed magna ei praemia et secessus
amoenos promittit, vel, si negavisset, necem intentat. ille insita vaecordia et
facilitate priorum flagitiorum, plura etiam quam iussum erat fingit fateturque
apud amicos, quos velut consilio adhibuerat princeps. tum in Sardiniam
pellitur, ubi non inops exilium toleravit et fato obiit.
Rome
Rome
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Rome
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(5) Suetonius, Ner. 35.2
[Octaviam] denique occidit sub crimine adulteriorum adeo inpudenti falsoque, ut
in quaestione pernegantibus cunctis Anicetum paedagogum suum indicem
subiecerit, qui fingeret et dolo stupratam a se fateretur.
333 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Anoptes
14.3743
TI CLAUDIO AUG L / ANOPTI / ET IULIAE PANNYCHIDI / PARENTIBUS
334 Anteros Aug. lib.
6.34909
See 278
335 [Ti.] Claudius Aug. lib. Antigon[us]
6.15862
DIS MANIBUS CLUTUR[ia] / (h)YPERETHUSA FECIT SIBI ET [ti] / CLAUDIO
AUG LIB ANTIGON[o] / CONIUGI SUO BENE MERENTI ET / SUIS
336 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Antiochus
6.14927
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / ANTIOCHUS / FECIT SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO /
ANTIOCHO / FILIO SUO
337 Antipater Aug. l.
10.6638c = I. It. 13.2.26; cf. Chantraine 342ff.
Fasti magistrorum collegii Antiatini
Pag. I.3.4ff.
[cn acerro]NIO C PONTIO COS /
[---] II A SUPELLECTILE / [---] ATRIENSIS / [---]CNIUS ATRIENSIS / [---]X
ATRIENSIS / [---] EX D D ALLEC HS ∞ ATR / (10) [---]AEUS TOP / [? hy]MNUS
PEDIS(e)Q DELP / [---]IRTUS L A BY
*9: 'allec(tus)'; 10: 'top(iarius)'; 11: 'Delp(ianus)'; 12: 'by(bliothece)'.
Pag. II.2
M AQ(u)ILA I[uliano] / P NONIO ASPREN[ate cos] /
EPAPHRODITUS CHR[est] / EROS GLUTINAT / APHRODISIUS [g]LUTINAT /
DORUS ATR /
C CAESARE AUG GERMANICO / L APRONIO CAESIANO CO[s] /
ANTHUS TOP II / (10) TIRO ATRES / [---]S T[op] / ONESIMUS MEDIC /
EPAPHRODITUS CHREST II / EPAPHRODITUS TERTIAN / PRO MAGI EX D
D HS ∞DC / SPERATUS LIBER MARG /
[c] CAESARE AUG GE[rm cos] /
DELPHUS PROCU[rat] / [--- ]
*16: 'liber(tus) marg(aritarius)'; 'Liber(alianus?)' Chantraine 343.
Pag. II.3
[--- / fe]LIX [c]AESAR/ MENSOR / [e]X D D PRO MAG HS ∞DC / [ti cl]AUDIUS
NESSUS II / [ti cla]UDIUS HERMES / [---]A[-]HUS ATRI[a]RI / [---]IGUS
SEXTIONINUS / [ex] D D PRO MAG HS ∞DC / PRIMUS SUBVIL / (10)
ATTALUS FULVIAN TECT /
TI] CLAUDIO CAESARE AUG / [c] CAECINA LARGO COS /
[---] POLIT / EUCRATUS TOP / [stabi]LIO ATR / [---]NTHUS TOP / SALVIUS
POLIT / INGEN[uus to]P
Tibur: I
A B
Rome
A B E
Rome
A
Rome
B
Antium: I
F I N
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AD 38
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TI CLAUDIO CAESARE AUG COS / (20) L VITELLIO II /
ZELUS AUG LIN[t] / CLAUD ATIMETUS A BYB / LYSIMACHUS AEDIT VERN
ANT / PRINCEPS TABELLAR / TANTALUS TOP /
T STATILIO TAURO P PO[mpon]IO SECUDO COS /
TRYPHO ATR II / PHILETUS AEDITU(u)S FORTUNARUM [ii] / CHRESIMUS A
BYB I / (30) FELIX CAMP I / [a]GATHOPUS TEC I / VENUSTUS SPEC I /
ANTIPATER AUG L EX D D HS ∞/[---]
*13: 'polit(or)'; 21: 'lin[t(io)]'; 23: 'Ant(iatinus)'; 30: 'camp(sarius)'; 32:
'spec(lariarius)'.
Pag. III
[---] / TI IULIUS GRAPTI F NATA[lis] / TI CLAUDIUS ROMANUS / BATHYLLUS
VER CAPR A BYBL / PRIMUS HILARIAN A SUPELL / ARGAEUS GYBER
CENSORIN/ SECUNDUS TEC EUPORIANUS / ZORA ATR / SEPUNIUS
CLARUS EX D D HS ∞ ∞ /
Q VERANIO / (10) A POMPEIO GALLO COS /
HELIUS ATR / HERM[es l]APID / TI [claud c]HRYSAO / PHIL[---] PAVIMEN /
SATURNINUS SPHAER / GORA ATR(i)EN /
C ANTISTIUS VETUS / M SUILLIO NERULLINO COS /
MYRO AUG L PICTOR / (20) FELIX AUG L TUSCUL/ ANTEROS TEGUL /
EUPHEMUS [p]ALLAN DISPEN / IANUARIUS PI[c]TOR / APOLLONIUS ATR /
TI CLAUDIO AUGUSTO V / SER CORNELIO ORPHITO COS /
NYMPHIUS DELPIAN SUBVIL / AGA[t]HOPUS ON[esi]M MEDIC / [---]US
TOP / (30) [---]IUS ALIA A CORIN[this / venustus s]PECLAR II / [---] DIVAE
AUGUSTAE L MED / [---]US FAVON THER
*6: 'tec(tor)'; 14: 'pavimen(tarius)'; 15: 'sphaer(ista)'; 30: 'Alia(nus?)'; 33:
'Favon(ianus)'; 'ther(marius)'.
These fasti were found in a room of the Imperial villa at Antium. It is wrong,
however, to assume, with Degrassi (I. It. ad loc.), Hülsen and others, that all the
magistri of this collegium consist exclusively of freedmen and slaves belonging
to the emperor Gaius or Claudius. Only three freedmen and two slaves with
the Imperial status indication, and one freedman of an Augusta appear in over
60 names, and some cannot belong to the Fam. Caes. at all, e. g. Ti. Iulius
Grapti f. Natalis (III.1) who is freeborn, and Sepunius Clarus (III.8). See
Chantraine 342ff. for a good discussion.
338 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Apelles
6.9183 = D 7501
L CALPURNIO DAPHNO / ARGENTARIO / MACELLI MAGNI / TI CLAUDIUS
AUG L / APELLES ET / ASCONIA QUARTA / PROPINQUO CARISSIMO /
FECERUNT
339 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Aphrodisius
6.14932
DIS MANIB / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / APHRODISIO TI CLAUDIUS /
PLAETORIANUS FILIUS / SIBI ET LIBERTIS / LIBERTABUSQUE POSTERISQ
/ EORUM
AD 43
AD 44
AD 48
AD 49
AD 50
AD 51
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340 Ti. Claudius [Aug. l.?] Apollinaris
6.32468
TI CLAUDIUS [aug l?] / APOLLINARIS / MINISTER AL[mae] / VENERIS EX
HO[rtis] / SALLUSTIAN[is] / TESTAMENTO FI[eri] / IUSSIT ET / [i]U[l]IAE
THYADI / [cont]UBERNALI
*Chantraine 387 + n. 139; cf. id. 385–8 on 'Veneria' as an occupational title in
the Fam. Caes.
341 Arphocras Aug. libertus
6.9016
SECURITATI SACR / IULIA PHOEBE SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO NARDO / ET
ARPHOCRAE AUG LI/BERTIS PROCURATOR / CONIUGIBUS SUIS DE[--]
*Not the same as (H)arpocras (449); cf. PIR2 H 16.
342 Claudius Actes (Aug. l.) lib. Artemas
6.14942
See 287 (15)
343 Ascanius Aug. l./[Ca]esaris Au[g. l. Ant]iochianus
(1) 6.8933 = D 1689; see also 476 (1) & 1246
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO IANUARIO / GRATIANI / NOMENCLAT AUG /
PATIENS AUG L TABUL / MESORUM AEDIFICIOR / ASCANIUS AUG L A
CONMENT / RAT HEREDITAT / AMICO BENE MERENTI
(2) 6.8633
[---] ASCANI[o / ca]ESARIS AU[g l / ant]IOCHIANO A CO[---] / [---]A FAUSTA
UXO[r ---] / [feci]T / [in fr] P XVI IN A[gr p ---] / SMYRNAE MERITAE
SACERDOTI [---]
*For discussion of the date and the identifications involved: Chantraine 300,
no. 44; 316, nos. 169–170; 340 n. 333; Weaver 50 n. 2.
344 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Asclepiades
3.456 = IGR 4.957 = I. Chios 377
CLAUDIA AUG LIBERTA TERTULLA SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO AUG L
ASCLEPIADI VIRO / SUO MONUMENTUM CUM CAMARA / S P F H M H N S
IN FRONTE PEDES / CXXIIS ET IN AGRO P CXVIIIS
Klaudiva Sebastou' ajpeleuqevra Tertuvlla ⁄ eJauth' / kai; Ti Klaudivw/
Sebastou' ajpeleu⁄qevrw/ ∆Asklhpiavdh/ ajndri; ijdivw/ ejk tw'n ⁄ ijdivwn
mnhmei'on su;n th' / kamavra/ ejpoivhsen
[fundus uti est opti]MUS MAXIMUSQUE [cum] AEDIFICIIS SUIS HUIC
MONUMENTO [cedit]
345 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Astius
6.34859
TI CLAUDII AUG L ASTII
346 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Ater[---]
6.14945
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO AUG L ATER[---] / CONIUGI KARISSIMO ET / L
TREBONIO FUNDANDO / FILIO PIENTISSIMO / TREBONIA OEANTHE /
EMIT SIBI ET SVIS / LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQUE / POSTERISQUE EORUM
347 Ti. Claudius Athenodorus Aug. l.
6.8898
D M / TI CLAUDIO / ATHENODORO / AUG L MEDICO / ULPIA IOTAPE /
CONIUGI
Rome
A I
Rome
A I L
Rome
a G
Rome
AD 100+ ?
F I
Rome
A I M S
Chios:
Asia
A M
Rome
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348 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Athictus
Unpublished, Antiquarium Comunale
See Solin 848
349 Atimetus (1) Aug. l.
6.15131
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI{O} TI F PAL IULIANI / FILII PIISSIMI / ATIMETUS
AUG L ET IULIA / CYPARE PARENTES / ANNUM XIX INGRESSO FECER
350 Atimetus (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Felicis Scapulani) l.
6.10302 = D 7352
See 431 (2)
351 Atticus Aug. lib.
(1) 6.8410
(a) DIS MANIB / FORTUNATI ATTICI / AUG LIB A RATIONIB / LIB TABULAR /
FRUCTUS IMP CAESARIS / DOMITIANI AUG / GERMANIC / ATTICIANUS
TABULAR / A RATIONIB AMICO CARISSIMO
(b) DIS MANIBUS / CINNAE / SODALIS CARISSIMI
(2) 10.6640 = D 3338
CLAUDIA ATTICA / ATTICI AUG LIB A RATIONIB / IN SACRARIO CERERIS
ANTIATINAE / DEOS SUA IMPENSA POSUIT / SACERDOTE IULIA
PROCULA / IMP CAESAR DOMITIANO / AUG GERMANIC XI COS
*PIR 2 A 1336. Atticus was almost certainly manumitted by Claudius or Nero,
not by a Flavian emperor, despite the dating of (1) and (2) above and the fact
that at least one of his former slaves, T. Flavius Aug. l. Epaenus Atticianus
(6.18049 = 801), is a Flavian freedman. Atticus' former slave, Epaphra Aug.
lib. Atticianus (388), has three sons who are freeborn with the nomen 'Claudius',
which cannot be derived from their mother Herennia Secunda. He had
therefore become a slave of Nero (or Claudius) and then freed by AD 68. It is
highly unlikely that Atticus himself was still an Imperial slave in 68. He most
likely succeeded the father of Claudius Etruscus as a rationibus by AD 84/5.
Claudia Attica in (2) above is most likely to be his daughter, not his wife. See
Weaver 149f., 216f.; Chantraine 303f.
352 Claudia Actes Aug. l. l. Aucta
6.15366
See 287 (19)
353 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Auctus
6.11853
ANTHEA TI CLAUDI / AUG L AUCTI / SOROR CHLOES ET / HYGIAE
*2f.: 'Aucti (coniunx), soror Chloes...', rather than 'Aucti (ser.)...'.
354 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Auxetus
6.15580
DIIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE SAECLARI / VIX AN X M II D V / TI CLAUDIUS
AUG L / AUXETUS PATRONUS / PIISSIMAE SIBI FECIT
Rome
Rome
A B H M
Rome
G
Rome
c. AD 84
G I N
Antium: I
B F I L M
N
AD 85
Rome
A F G
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355 ? Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Avitus
6.8634 = D 1697
TI CLAUDI AUG / LIB AVITI IMBI/TATORIS ET T AE/LI AUG LIB THEO/DOTI
ADIUTO/RIS A COGNIT / ET SCETASIAE / OCTAVIAE FILIS / CARISSIMIS /
ANTONIA RHODINE / MATER FECIT
*The date of the inscription, which—impossibly—appears to involve two
brothers as freedmen respectively of Claudius/Nero and of Antoninus Pius in
the same inscription, is unlikely to be Claudian, as proposed by Boulvert (at (1)
95f. n. 29; cf. Hirschfeld 329 n.6) or even late 1 st C. The suggestion that
Antonia Rhodine was a freedwoman of Antonia Minor the mother of Claudius,
and that her slave-born son, Theodotus, was a gift by Antonia to Aelia Paetina
during her marriage to Claudius (AD 27-37) and that, when he subsequently
entered the service of the emperor, upon manumission by Claudius he was
permitted to retain the gentilicium of Paetina as an honour to her, is effectively
dismissed by Chantraine (83 & n. 93). For the Antonine date and commentary,
see [1685*]: T. Aelius Theodotus.
The names of the children of Antonia Rhodine present three different nomina
gentilicia (Claudius, Aelius, Scetasia), all of which differ from hers, while the
two sons have the imperial status indication (‘Aug. lib.)
which—impossibly—appears to involve two brothers as freedmen of
Claudius/Nero and of Antoninus Pius in the same inscription. Weaver (35f. and
CQ 15, 1965, 323f.) and Chantraine (77ff.) opt for the Antonine date; Boulvert
for a Claudian date. For the arguments see Weaver
vdh" v oJJ J J Kaiivv vssaaro" v ajj jpeleuvv j vqero" v
SEG 8.794.iii.31ff.
OiJ ªde; bºasilikoi; grammatei'" kai; kwmogrammatei'" kai;
topogramm⁄ªatºei'" kata; nomo;n pavnta o{sa dapana'tai ejk tou'
nomou' eij" tivna ⁄ ajãpoÃpevpraktai paralovgw" h] a[llo tªiº
ajnagrafªevºsqwsan kai; ejn hJªmevrºai" ⁄ eJxhvkonta ejpidovtwsan, oiJ d∆
ejpi; th'" Qhbai?do" dia; tetramhvnou, eij" ta; ⁄ logisthvria kai; pro;"
Baasileeivv vdhn v to;; ;n ; Kaivv vsaro"" v ajj jpeleuvv j vqeron, v t(o;)n ejpi; ⁄ tou'
logisthrivou, kai; tou;" ejglogista;" pempevtwsan, i{n∆ ejavn ti para;
to; div⁄kaion lelogeumevnon h] pepragmevnon h/ \, tou'to diorqwvsomai...
(66) keleuvw de; kaªi; ⁄ tou;" trºpezeivta" tw'n nomw'n tw'n ⁄
ªajrgurikºw'n lovgwn ajnagrafh;n ejpike⁄ªfalaioºumevnou" pevmpein ejmoi;
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358 Tiberius Claudius Augusti l. Bianor
6.28269
VALERIA ¢ LIBERTA / SABINA VIXIT ANNOS / XLIII TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS /
AUGUSTI L BIANOR ET TI / CLAUDIUS TI ILIUS / BIANOR NATUS
MERENTI / DIS M
359 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Bioticus
6.14950
D M / SACRUM / TI CLAUDIUS AUG / LIB BIOTICUS / FECIT SIBI ET / IULIAE
DONUSAE / ET LIBERTIS / LIBERTABUSQUE / SUIS POSTERISQUE /
EORUM / PRAETER NYMPHEN / IN FR P XXX IN AGR P XXX
360 Ti. Clau[dius Aug. l.] Blastus
6.4017
TI CLAU[dio aug l] / BLASTO [procurat] / A REGION[ibus urb]
*For restorations, cf. 346 & 517.
361 Boter (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 B 147)
Suetonius, Claud. 27.1
liberos ex tribus uxoribus tulit: ex Urgulanilla Drusum et Claudiam... Claudiam
ex liberto suo Botere conceptam, quamvis ante quintum mensem divortii natam
alique coeptam, exponi tamen ad matris ianuam et nudam iussit abici.
362 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Bucolas
(1) 11.3612 = D 1567
TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB BUCOLAS PRAEGUSTATOR TRICLINARC / PROC A
MUNERIB PROC AQUAR PROC CASTRENSIS CUM Q CLAUDIO /
FLAVIANO FILIO ET SULPICIA CANTABRA MATRE D [d]
(2) 15.7279 = D 8679
IMP DOMITIANI CAES{S}ARIS AUG GERMANICI / SUB CURA BUCOLAE L
PROC TI CLAUDIUS PHILETAERUS FEC
(3) 15.7280
XX¢ DOMITIANI CAESARIS AUG GER[ma]NICI / SUB CURA BUCOLAE
PROC FORTUNATUS LIB FECIT
*PIR 2 C 819. For his (Flavian) career: Weaver 274; Boulvert (2) 122 n. 68;
127.
363 Bulimio l. Claudiae Actes
6.13659
See 287 (14)
364 Ti. Claudius Burrus
15.7897
(a) TI CLAUDI BURRI
(b [---]M BURRUS
*PIR2 B 176; cf. id. C 951a. Not to be identified with the Burrus = Beryllus in
Josephus, AJ 20.183f.; see 334.
365 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Calamus
6.14954
TI CLAUDIUS AUG / LIB CALAMUS
Rome
A B H
Rome
A G M
Rome:
mon.
Liviae
I
B
AD 20
Caere: VII
B C I
Rome
AD 84
F I N P
Rome
AD 84
F I N P
Rome
A G H
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366 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Callistus (1)
6.4058
TI CLAUDIO / AUG L / CALLISTO / DEC XENIAE / CAESARIS LIB / DEC [---]
*Chantraine 144 n. 15.
367 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Callistus (2)
AE 1977, 28
TI CLAUDIO AUG L / CALLISTO AEDITUO TEMPLI / SERAPEI / CLAUDIA
SEVERA / CONIUGI BENE / MERENTI FECIT
*Cf. NS 1975, 222–32. On aeditui in the Fam. Caes.: Boulvert (1) 55ff.
368 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Capito Diodorian(us)
AE 1902. 78 = EE 9.383, no. 606
IVN[oni r]EG[inae] / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / CAPITO DIODORIAN / CLAUDIA
EMMA / CLAUDIUS ATTICUS / CLAUDIUS FELIX / SEVIRI AUGUSTALES /
[dono] DED
*Chantraine 310, no. 110.
369 [Ti. Cl]audius [Au]g. l. Castor
6.4021
[ti cl]AUDIO / [au]G L CASTORI / [a r]EG URB
*Cf. 337 & 517
370 Claudia Aug. l. Cedne
6.37752
See 239
371 Ti. Claudius Caesaris l. Celer (1)
6.8711 = D 7803
SECUNDA / LIVILLAES / MEDICA
TI CLAUDIUS / CAESARIS L / CELER AEDITU(u)S / A VESTA
372 Celer Neronis Augusti l.
6.14647 = 34085
CELERI / NERONIS / AUGUSTI L / A[rchitect?]O
*Possibly the same as Nero's architect in Tacitus, Ann. 15.42: 'magistris et
machinatoribus Severo et Celere'; cf.PIR2 C 619.
Rome:
mon.
Liviae
F Q
Rome
A I L
Lanuvium:I
F K L S
Rome:
mon.
Liviae
I
Rome
A B N
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373 ? Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Censorinus
6.15317
D M / TI CLAUDIO VITALIONI FILIO / KARISSIMO QUI VIX ANN XI / M VII D
XIII FECIT / P AELIUS AUG LIB IANUARIUS PATER / ET CLAUDIAE
SUCCESSAE CONIUGI / BENE MERENTI ET INCOMPARABILI FEMINAE /
CUM QUA VIX ANN XXXI CUIUS NULLA CUPIDITATE / EST EXPERT ET TI
CLAUDIO AUG L CENSORINO FILIO / KARISSIMO ET SIBI ET SUIS LIB
LIBERTABUSQ POSTERQ / EORUM
A nomenclature problem arises similar to that in 6.8634 = D 1697 (see above
355*: Ti. Claudius Avitus). Two imperial freedmen, Ti. Claudius Censorinus and
P. Aelius Ianuarius, with nomina of emperors widely separated chronologically,
viz. Claudius/Nero and Hadrian, both appear in the same inscription, In this
case, however, the date is not in question; it is accepted as Hadrianic (or
possibly Antonine). It differs importantly, however, in that here, instead of two
brothers, there is a father and son relationship, the son seemingly manumitted
by Claudius or Nero, the father by Hadrian, i.e. a minimum of 49 years later.
Boulvert (2) 55-6& n. 329, defends this difficult chronology; Weaver, CQ 15,
1965, 323-5, and Chantraine 86-7 invoke a mid-2 nd C. use of the SC
Claudianum to explain the irregular nomen of Claudius Censorinus.
For further discussion, see 1603*: P. Aelius Ianuarius (3).
374 Cerdo Ti. Claudi Germanici Aug. l.
NS 1922, 413, no. 25
CERDO TI / CLAUDI GER/MANICI AUG L
375 Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. l. Cerinthus
13.2969
TI CLAUD AUG L / CERINTHO ET CL / VENUSTAE IULIA / C F SUCCESSA
HERES / EX TESTAMENTO
376 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Chius
6.8782
TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB CHIO CUBICLARI / VIXIT ANNIS XXXVI / IULIA
FELICULA CONIU[gi] SVO BENEMERENTI / FECIT ET SIBI ET SUIS IN
FRONTE P [---]S IN AGRO [---]
*Cubicularii in the imperial household were mostly slaves. Chius, however, at
36, had reached comfortably beyond the usual age for manumission. For
freedmen cubicularii under the Julio-Claudians, see the lists in Boulvert (1) 30f.
n.91 & 82f. n.476, and on the distinction between cubicularius and a cubiculo,
id. 241-7.
377 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Chryseros
6.5318
DIS MANIB / TI CLAUDI AUG L / CHRYSEROTIS / ET IULIAE THEO/NOES ET
CLAUDIAE / DORCADIS
378 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Classicus
AE 1972, 574 = I. Eph. 852 = SEG 1980, 1308; cf. AE 1982, 862
TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB / CLASSICO / DIVI T A CUBICULO ET PROC /
CASTRENSI DIVI NERVAE / PROC A VOLUPTATIBUS / IMP NERVAE
TRAIANI CAESARIS / AUG GERMANICI DACICI PROC / A VOLUPTATIBUS
ET AD LUDUM MA/TUTINUM ET PROC ALEXANDREAE / C IULIUS
PHOTINUS CELER ADIUTOR / IN PROCURATIONE ALEXANDREAE / OB
MERITA EIUS
Rome
C D H
Rome
Agedincu
m: Gall.
Lugd.
A F
Rome
A H I
Rome:
mon. vin.
Codin. 2
A B
Ephesus:
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379 TTibevv
ÔH ªbºoulh; kai; oJ dh'mo" ejteivmhsan ⁄ Ti Kl Sebastou' ajpeleuvqeron
⁄ Klavssikon qeou' Tivtou ejpi; tou' ⁄ koitw'no" kai; ejpivtropon
kas⁄trhvsion qeou' Nevroua ejpivtro⁄ªponº ejpi; tw'n ajpolauvsewn
Auj⁄ªtokºravtoro" Nevroua Traianou' ⁄ Kaivsaro" Sebastou'
Germanikou' ⁄ ªDºakikou' ejpivtropon ejpi; tw'n ⁄ ªajpºolauvsewn kai;
louvdou ma⁄ªtouºteivnou kai; ejpivtropon ka⁄qoliko;n ejn ∆Alexandreiva/ ⁄
ªGº ∆Iouvlio" Fwteino;" Kevler boh⁄qo;" aujtou' genovmeno" ejn
∆Alexan⁄dreiva/ to;n i[dion eujergevthn
*Discussion of this remarkable career has been understandably extensive:
see AE, SEG ad locc.; Weaver, Antichthon 14 (1980), 150–5; Boulvert, ZPE 43,
1981, 31–41; and, most recently, C. Bruun, ZPE 82, 1990, 271–85. Photinus
appears again in I. Eph. 690.
vrio" v Klauvv vdªio"º v Sebaastou'' ' ' ajj jpeleªuvv j vqero"º v KKlhvv vmh" v
(1) AE 1968, 489 = I. Eph. 853
ÔH boulh; ªkai; oJ dh'mo"º ⁄ ejteivmhªsanº Tibevrion Klauvdªionº ⁄
Sebastou' ajpeleªuvqeronº ⁄ Klhvmenta ⁄ ejpivtropon Aujtoªkravtoro"º ⁄
Domitianou' ªKºaivsaªro"º ⁄ Sebastou' Germaniªkou'º ⁄ dihnekh'
poiouvmenªon th;nº ⁄ pro;" th;n qea;n eujsev vbeiaªnº ⁄ kai; th;n pro;" th;n
povlin ⁄ khdemoªnºivan ⁄ ªpºoihsamevnou th;n ajnavqªeºsªinº ⁄ tªoºu'
ajndriavnto" ejk tw'ªvn ijdivwnº ⁄ Paramovnou tou' ∆Apolªlºwnivªou'º ⁄ tou'
ÔErmogevnou" ajndro;" ªejn pavº⁄sai" ai|" pepoivhtai lªeºitoªurºgivaiª" ⁄
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384 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Corinthus
6.8551 = D 1758
TI CLAUDIO / AUG LIB / CORINTHO / A VESTE REGIA / HERMES LIB /
PATRONO SUO / B M FECIT
385 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Cosmus Clarianus
6.4741
[cl]AUDIA TYCHE FECIT / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / COSMO CLARIANO /
PATRONO SUO B M
386 Crescens (1) (freedman of Nero; PIR 2 C 1576)
Tacitus, Hist. 1.76
idem Africae obsequium, initio Carthagine orto neque expectata Vipstani
Aproniani proconsulis auctoritate: Crescens Neronis libertus (nam hi malis
temporibus partem se rei publicae faciunt) epulum plebi ob laetitiam recentis
imperii obtulerat, et populus pleraque sine modo festinavit. Carthaginem
ceterae civitates secutae.
387 Ti. Cla(u)dius Crescens (2) Actes l.
6.8801
See 287 (6)
388 Ti. Claudius Crispus Act(es) n. l.
6.14987
See 287 (16)
389 [Ti. Cl]audius Aug. l. Dalus
6.14990
[ti cl]AUDIUS AUG L DALUS / FECIT MOSCHO L ET / VERNAE SVO ET
DELICIO / VIXIT ANNIS V
390 Ti. Claudius Neronis Aug. l. Daphnus
14.2780
TI CLAUDIUS NERONIS / AUG L DAPHNUS FECIT / TI CLAUDIO ONIRI AUG
L L / DOMESTICO ET MOSCHIDI / CONTUBERNALI EIUS QUI{I} / QUONDAM
FUERANT EIUS / ET SIBE (!) GRATIAS RET{T}ULERINT / OB MERITIS
SUI{I}S
391 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Daus
11.3885 = D 1643
DIIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI AUG L / DAI / TABULARI RATIONIS / PATRIMONI
/ CAESARUM / VIXIT ANNIS LIX / SERVILIA APHRO / CONIUGI CARISSIMO /
SERVILIAE / APHRONI / PIENTISSIMAE
392 Demetrius Aug. l.
6.16810
DEMETRIO / AUG L FECIT / CLAUDIA / NYMPHE / CONLIBERTO / ISDEM /
CONIUGI / CARISSIMO / DE SE / [bene me]RENTI
393 Ti. Claud[i]us Dento Aug. lib.
11.7112; cf. ZPE 68, 1987, 190
HERCULI / SALUTARI / TI CLAUD[i]US / DENTO AUG / LIB V S L M
394 Diadumenus (1) Aug. l.
15.7444
DIADUMENUS AUG L A LIBELLIS / TI CLAUD FELIX FEC
*PIR2 D 65
Rome
G I
Rome:
mon.
Marcellae
G S
AD 69
K
Rome
A G I
Rome
A B G H
Rome
b G H
Labici: I
F
Capena:
VII
A H I
Rome
A
Clusium:
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395 Diadumenus (2) Aug. l.... Antonianus
(1) EE 8.335
MACRINUS DIADUMIINI AUG L PROC ANTONIANI / DISP HIC FUIT NIIRVA
IIT VIISTINO COS PR IDUS / IANVARIAS
(2) ib. 336
MACRINUS DIADUMIINI AUG L PROC ANTONIANI DISP / HIC AMBULAVIT
NIIRVA IIT VIISTINO COS PR IDUS IANUARI/AS
(3) ib. 337 = D 5798
MACRINUS DIADUMIINI AUG L PROC ANTONIANI DISP HIC / AMBULAVIT A
VILLA POLLI FIILICIS QUAII IIST IIPILIMONIIS / USQUE AD IIMISSARIUM
PACONIANUM NIIRVA IIT VIISTINO COS
*'II' = 'E'; PIR2 D 64; Chantraine 301f. Possibly the same as 371.
396 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Diomedes (1)
6.15002
D M / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / DIOMEDES / SIBI ET / LUSIAE PRIMIGENIAE /
CONTUBERNALI / PIAE Q VIXIT ANN XX
397 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Diomedes (2)
6.22423
MEROE FELIX / UNA / VIXIMUS ANN XXXVI / SENE (!) STOMAC(h)O / TI
CLAUDIUS AUG L / DIOMEDES / CONIUGI BENEMERENTI / ET SIBI ET / TI
CLAUDIO STRENUO / L ET F ET / TI CLAUDIO SOTERICO / L ET FRATRI ET
/ CRATINO SUO / MERENTIBUS
*Diomedes, after being freed, bought as slaves and then himself manumitted
both his son Strenuus and his brother Soterichus.
398 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Dioscorus
6.8748
TI CLAUDIO AUG L / DIOSCORO A CENA / CENTURIONUM / TESTAMENTO
/ POSUERUNT / EUARISTUS ET THALAMUS / CONLIBERTO B M
399 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Docilis
6.8706 = D 3717
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / DOCILIS / AEDITU(u)S AEDIS / FORTUNAE
TULLIANAE
400 Ti. Claudius Oniri Aug. l. l. Domesticus
14.2780
See 367
401 Ti. Cl. Augustor. l.... Domnio
6.9047 = D 1810
TI CL AUGUSTOR L ET / STRUCTORI DOMNIONI / ANTONIA ASIA FRATRI /
CARISSIMO BENEMERENTI / VIX AN XXIII M II D X FECIT / ET SIBI
LIBERTIS LIBERTABUS / POSTERISQ EORUM
*The first of several examples to be manumitted unusually early from the
already small group of Augustorum liberti in the period before AD 161 who,
unusually, called themselves, or were called, freedmen of successive emperors.
On Augustorum liberti found in this period, see esp. Chantraine 235–63, and
Historia 24, 1975, 603–13 in criticism of Weaver 60–72.
402 Ti. Claudius Euryali Aug. l. l. Dorus
INAV 23
See 416
Naples: I
AD 65
F I N S
ib.
ib.
Rome
A H
Rome
A B D E G
H
Rome
F I
Rome
I L
Labici: I
A F G
Rome
D H I
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403 Doryphorus (freedman of Nero; PIR2 D 194)
(1) Dio 61.5.4
[Nero] h\n me;n ga;r oujd∆ a[llw" mikrovfrwn: tekmhvrion de;, Dorufovrw/ tw' / ta;
th'" ajrch'" aujtou' bibliva dievponti penthvkonta a{ma kai; diakosiva" muriavda"
doqh'nai keleuvsa"...
(2) Suetonius, Ner. 29
[Nero] cum affatim desaevisset, conficeretur a Doryphoro liberto; cui etiam, sicut
ipsi Sporus, ita se denupsit...
(3) Tacitus, Ann. 14.65
eodem anno libertorum potissimos veneno interfecisse creditus est,
Doryphorum quasi adversatum nuptiis Poppaeae, Pallantem, quod...
*For his estates in Egypt (oujsivai Dorufovrou): P. Ryl. 2.99, 171 (Claudius
Doryphorus, AD 56/7); P. Bour. 42.5.118.
404 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Ductus
6.8811 = D 1731
TI CLAUDIO / AUG LIB DUCTO / DEC / GERMANORUM / VIX AN XXX
POSUIT LURIA / PAEZUSA CONIUGI SUO ET SIBI
*On the status of the Germani corporis custodes, see Bellen 31f.; Weaver,
Gnomon 55, 1983, 438f. Ductus, whose dedication is the only surviving one to
an officer, would appear to confirm the slave status of the rank and file corporis
custodes.
405 Claudia Aug. lib. Dyna[mis]
3.563 add.
See 469 (1)
406 Egloge (? freedwoman of Nero; PIR 2 E 11)
Suetonius, Ner. 50
See 297
407 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Electer
NS 1915, 44
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / ELECTER V A XXIIX
408 [Ti. Cl]audius Aug. l. Elenchus
6.15015
[ti cl]AUDIO AUG L / ELENCHO / VERECUNDA / CONTUBERNALI SUO /
BENEMERENTI FECIT
409 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Entellus
6.15017
DIS MAN / TI CLAUDI / AUG L / ENTELLI
vrio" v Klauuvv vdio" v Seebasttou'' ' ' ajj jpeleuvv j vqero" v ∆Epavv vgaqo" v
410 TTiibeevv
(1) IGR 3. 578 = TAM 2.178
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(2) IGR 3.579 = TAM 2.184
ªTibevrion Klauvdiºon Aujtokravtora ⁄ Kaivsara Sebasto;n ⁄
Germaniko;n ∆Epavgaqo" ajpeleuvqe⁄ro" ijatro" ajkªkh'ºs⁄so" tou' ijdivou
pav⁄trwnvo" kai; Tibevrio" ⁄ Klauvdio" Tiberivoªuº ⁄ uJio;" Kureivna/
Leioui⁄ano;" to;n eJautw'n ⁄ ªeujergevthnº
411 Epaphra Aug. l. Atticianus
6.8451
EPAPHRA AUG L ATTICIANUS / TABULAR CAESAR XX LIB ET / HERENNIA
SECUNDA FILIS / SUIS PIENTISSIMIS ET / TI CLAUDIUS TI F PRISCUS /
FRATRI[bus ---]MIS FECERUNT / TI CLAUDIO TI F SECUNDO / VIXIT ANNIS
VII / MENSIB X DIEB XXVII ET / TI CLAUDIO TI F PRISCIANO VIX AN III / ET
HERENNIAE A F NOME OPTIMAE ET SANCTISSIMAE ET SIBI ET SUIS /
LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQ POSTERISQ EORUM / ET TI CLAUDIO [ti l]
THEODOTO
*A former slave of (Ti. Claudius) Atticus; see 328*.
412 Epaphroditus (1) Aug. l.
6.8759
ATTICUS / EPAPHRODITI AUG L / A CUBICULO VILICUS / CLAUDIAE
PRIMAE / CONTUBERNALI / BENE MERITAE DE SE
413 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Epaphroditus (2)
6.10061
TI CLAUDIO AUG L / EPAPHRODITO / AGITATORI FACTION / PRASINAE /
ANICETUS AGITATOR / FACTIONIS EIUS D MAGISTR / SUO
414 Epaphroditus (3) (freedman of Nero; PIR 2 E 69)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 15.55
igitur coepta luce Milichus in hortos Servilianos pergit; et cum foribus arceretur,
magna et atrocia adferre dictitans deductusque ab ianitoribus ad libertum
Neronis Epaphroditum, mox ab eo ad Neronem, urgens periculum, gravis
coniuratos et cetera quae audiverat coniectaverat docet.
(2) Suetonius, Ner. 49.3
[Nero] ferrum iugulo adegit iuvante Epaphrodito a libellis.
(3) Dio 63.27.3
[Nero] pro;" cwrivon ti Favwno" Kaisareivou, metav te aujtou'
ejkeivnou kai; meta; ∆Epafrodivtou tou' te Spovrou, nukto;" e[ti ou[sh"
h[lase...
(29.2)... kai; aujto;n dusqanatou'nta oJ ∆Epafrovdito"
proskateirgavsato.
(4) Suetonius, Dom. 14.4
utque domesticis persuaderet ne bono quidem exemplo audendam esse patroni
necem, Epaphroditum a libellis capitali poena condemnavit, quod post
destitutionem Nero in adipiscenda morte manu eius adiutus existimabatur.
(5) Dio 67.14.4
[Domitian] kai; to;n ∆Epafrovditon de; to;n Nevrwno" provteron me;n
ejxedivwxe tovte de; kai; e[sfaxen, ejpikalevsa" aujtw' / o{ti mh; h[mune
tw' / Nevrwni, i{n∆ ejk th'" timwriva", h}n uJpe;r ejkeivnou ejpoiei'to,
povrrwqen tou" ijdivou" ejxeleuqevrou" ejkfobhvsh/ mhde;n toiou'to
tolmh'sai.
Sidyma:
Lycia–Pa
mphylia
B I K N
Rome
A B H I S
Rome
G I
Rome
F I
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(6) Epictetus 1.1.20
ªLateranov" ti"º... kai; e[ti provteron proselqovnti ªti"º ∆Epafrodivtw/
ªtw' / kurivw/ tou' Nevrwno"º kai; ajnakrivnonti aujto;n uJpe;r tou'
sugkrousqh'nai Æ“An ti qevlw, Æ fhsivn, Æejrw' sou' tw' / kurivw/.Æ
(adopting the emendation of Souilhé in the Budé edition so that Lateranus
becomes the speaker. The Loeb text of Oldfather has: proselqovnti ti"
∆Epafrodivtw/ tw' / ajpeleuqevrw/ tou' Nevrwno")
(7) Suda, s.v. ∆Epivkthto" (no. 2424 Adl.)
∆Epivkthto" ÔIerapovlew" th'" Frugiva", dou'lo" ∆Epafrodivtou,
tw'n swmatofulavkwn tou' basilevw" Nevrwno".
*Epaphroditus, secretary a libellis and one of the freedman intimates of Nero
towards the end of his reign, played a key role in the detection of the Pisonian
conspiracy in AD 65 (1) and, in the company of such as Phaon and Sporus, was
with Nero on his last journey in 68. He was credited with having physically
assisted that emperor's hesitant suicide (2 & 3), an allegation which was used
many years later by Domitian as the grounds for his exile and subsequent
execution in 95 (4 & 5).
It is very unlikely that he was also secretary a libellis under Domitian or that
he was the Epaphroditus to whom Josephus dedicated his Antiquities (1.8f.),
the Vita (430), and the Contra Apionem (1.1; 2.1, 296). The established view
that he was also the former master of the Stoic philosopher Epictetus is based
on the explicit testimony of only one late, unreliable and confused source, the
Suda (7). Of the references in Epictetus himself only one (6), despite the
problematic text, refers clearly to the Neronian Epaphroditus, another probably
does (1.26.11f.), while the only passage which implies a master–slave
relationship with Epictetus (1.19.19f.), is at best ambiguous.
For full discussion: Weaver, CQ 44, 1994, ... For the identification of this
Epaphroditus with that of NS 1913, 466 = D 9505 (= 2691), see W. Eck, Historia
25, 1976, 381–4.
415 Claudia Aug. l. Ephoris
6.15266
TI CLAUDIUS SP F SIMILIS / MAT ET TI CLAUD AUG L THAMYRUS /
FRATER CLAUDIAE AUG L EPHORIDI / FECERUNT ET SIBI ET SUIS
LIBERTIS / LIBERTABUS POSTERISQUE EORUM / H M H N S
*2: 'mat(ri)'?
416 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Epictetus (1) Acteanus
6.15027
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI AUG LIB / EPICTETI ACTEANI / VIXIT ANNIS
LXXXV / CL ZOSIME PAT / BENEMERENTI FECIT
*Chantraine 295f.
417 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Epictetus (2)
6.29012
VIPSANIA M VIPSANI / MUSAEI L THALASSA / SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO AUG L
EPICTETO
418 Ti. Claudiu[s] Epinicus
AE 1914, 261 = D 9504
L V S / TI CLAUDIU[s] / EPINICUS / PROC ET PRAE/GUSTATOR ET / A
SECRETIS AUG / VI VIR AUG C C / D D EX MANDATU / CARISTANIOR /
DROSERAE ET / MILETI PARENTI/UM SUORUM / POSUIT
*1: 'l(ibens) v(otum) s(olverunt)'. For other freedmen of Claudius/Nero who
were praegustatores: 293, 339; cf. 657: 'procurat(or) praegustatorum'.
Rome
C D
Rome
B H S
Rome
A G
Antiochia
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419 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Epopeus
6.37583
TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L / EPOPEUS
420 Ti. Claudius Divi. l. Erastus (1)
10.527 = D 1671 = I. It. 1.1.172
TI CLAUDIUS DIVI L ERASTUS / SCRINIARIUS AB EPISTULIS / FECIT SIBI
ET / VALERIAE CHIONE CONIUGI / SUAE LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQUE SUIS
/ POSTERISQUE EORUM
421 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Erastus (2)
AE 1978, 91 = 10.6144
TI CLAUDIO AUG L ERASTO / ET CLAUDIAE NEREIDI CONIUGI EIUS / TI
CLAUDIUS HYACINTHUS L / FECIT PATRONO SUO / ET TI CLAUDIO
SEPULTI LIB QUI / V ANNIS VII SIBI ET SUIS / LIBERTIS LIBERTABUS / IN
FRONTE PED CV IN AGRO PED LIIII / HUIC MONIMENTO TABERNA CEDET
*5: 'sepulti ', i. e. 'Ti. Claudii Erasti', is unusual and leaves the 7-year-old Ti.
Claudius without a cognomen. 'Sepulta', however, does occur as cognomen:
6.26820, 9.3758; cf. Kajanto 356.
422 Ti. Claudius Eros (1) Aug. l.
6.8413 = D 7859
LIBERTIS ET FAMILIAE / TI TI CLAUDIORUM / EROTIS ET FELICIS / AUG L
A RATIONIBUS / POSTERISQUE EORUM / STABULUM CUM PRAESEPIIS /
ET CELLIS HUIC LOCO / MACERIA CLUSO CEDIT / ET PUTEUS ET
PISCINA CUM ADITU COMM DE PUB
*8: 'comm(uni) de pub(lico)'.
423 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eros (2)
6.15035
TI CLAUDI / AUG L / EROTIS / VERNAE
424 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eros (3)
8.21025 = D 2914
TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB EROTI / TRIERARCHO LIBURNAE NI/LI EXACTO
CLASSIS AUG / ALEXANDRINAE L IULI/US C F FAB SATURNINUS ET M /
ANTONIUS HERACLA TRIER / HEREDES EIUS FECERUNT
*3:'exactus' = 'record-clerk' (cf. 3.4311, 8.9990) ; 4-5: M. Antonius Heracla is
possibly also a freedman trierarch.
425 Eros (4) Aug. l.... Caenid[i]anus
10.6666
EROS AUG L / PROCURATOR / CAENID[i]ANUS / CUM M ANTON[i]O / QUIR
CANDIDO / FILIO SUO / TRIBUNIS SODAL[i]BUS / D D
*A former slave of (Antonia) Caenis the freedwoman of Antonia Minor and
concubine of Vespasian. Eros Aug. l. is assumed to have been inherited as a
slave by Claudius from his mother, after presumably passing as a slave to her
from Caenis, and to have been freed subsequently by Claudius or Nero. (For
another 'Ti. Claudius Aug. lib.... Caenidianus', see 459; cf. also 280, 436.) His
freeborn son M. Antonius Quir. Candidus would then have been born before the
manumission of his father and would derive his name from his free but
unrecorded mother. For the (unlikely) possibility that Eros had been freed by
Antonia Minor, see Chantraine 305f.
426 Euaristus (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Dioscori conlibertus)
6.8748
See 375
Rome
Salernum:
I
A I
Formiae: I
A G H M
Rome
F I K M
Rome
Caesarea:
Mauretani
a
Caesarien
sis
E I
Antium: I
B I Q S
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427 Claudia [T]i. Claudi A[l]ypi l. Caesaris liberta Euche
3.2022
See 298
428 Ti. Clau(dius) Aug. l. Euchrus
6.5693
TI CLAU AUG L / EUCHRUS / EUTYCHIDI VERNAE / SUAE VIXIT AN II M X
429 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eudaemon (1)
6.8600
D M / TI CLAUDI AUG LIB EUDAEMONIS / AB EPISTULIS / CLAUDIA
HILARIA CONIUGI / SUO DE SE BENE MERENTI / FECIT SIBI ET SUIS /
POSTERISQUE EORUM
430 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eudaemon (2)
Unedited, Museo Nazionale Romano; cf. Arch. Class. 10, 1958, 209 n. 4
Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eudaemon decurio cubic(ulariorum)...
*Solin 794.
431 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. lib. Euhelpistus
6.15648
D M / CLAUDIAE VICTORIAE / ET TI CL AUG L EUHELPISTO / TI CL AUG
LIB PETRONIUS / PARENTIBUS PIISSIMIS FECIT
432 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eulalus
6.15041
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / EULALUS / C ASINIO EULALO / FILIO CARISSIMO
QUI / VIXIT ANNIS XVIIII MENSES VI
433 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eumenes
IPO A 60
DIIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB EUMENES / SIBI ET CLAUDIAE
PHOEBE ET / FADIAE TETHIDI F ET CLAUDIO / PHOEBO F ET IULIAE
HEURESI / CONIUGI POSTERISQUE EIUS
*Eumenes' daughter, Fadia Tethys, was presumably born of a previous
marriage. If Iulia Heuresis was a second wife, Phoebus and Phoebe may have
been born after their father's manumission. All three children could well be
freeborn.
434 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eunetes
6.8969 = D 1829
TI CLAUDIO AUG L EUTYCHO / PAEDAG PUERORUM / TI CLAUDIUS AUG
L EUNETES / FRATRI SUO ET T FLAVIUS AUG L / VENUSTUS AB AURO
POTORIO / PAEDAGOGO SUO FECERUNT
*2: 'puerorum', i. e. slave vernae of the Fam. Caes. See 445: Claudius
Eutychus (1).
435 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eunus
6.37752
See 239
436 Euodus (freedman of Claudius? PIR 2 E 115/116)
Tacitus, Ann. 11.37
custos et exactor e libertis Euodus datur; isque raptim in hortos praegressus
repperit (Messalinam) fusam humi, adsidente matre Lepida... lacrimaeque et
questus inriti ducebantur, cum impetu venientium pulsae fores adstititque
tribunus per silentium, at libertus increpans multis et servilibus probris.
*Perhaps the same as the freedman of Tiberius in 100.
Salonae:
Dalmatia
A F G R
Rome: vin.
Codin.
b H
Rome
A I
Rome
I
Rome
A B
Rome
B H
Ostia: I
A B N
Rome
D F
Rome
A B I N
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437 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eupaes
6.8685
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L EUPAES / A REGIONIB / ET
CLAUDIAE VITALI / LIBERTAE SUAE ET / POSTERISQUE AEOR[u]M
438 Ti. Claudius Euplastus (Claudiae Actes Aug. l. l. Auctae) conlib.
6.15366
See 287 (19)
439 Euryalus Aug. l.
INAV 23
DIS MANIB / TI CLAUDI EURYALI / AUG L L DORI V A XXV / CLAUDIA
TERTIA CONIUGI FECIT
440 Claudia Actes (Aug. l.) l. Eurydice
6.15410 = .34865b
See 287 (12)
441 Ti. Claudius Eutomus Partheni Aug. liberti libertus
6.8761 = D 1736
See 566
442 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eutrapelus = Ti. Cl(audius). Eutrapelus (Ti. Cl. Aug. l.
Paridis lib.)
(1) NSc 1917, 291, no. 7
TI CLAUDIO AUG / LIB EUTRAPELO / PATRI PIISSI/MO ET DULCIS/SIMO T
AELIUS / AUG LIB PARIS / FILIUS B M F
(2) NSc 1917, 291, no. 6
D M TI CL AUG L PARIDI TAB TI CL EUTRAPELUS ET TI CL FRUCTUS
PATRONO B M FECER POSTERISQUE SUOR
*(1) On the question how an imperial freedman manumitted by Claudius or
Nero can be found in the same inscription as one manumitted 70 years or more
later by Antoninus Pius, see under 1673: T. Aelius Paris.
(2) on its own presents no problem, as Eutrapelus and Fructus are correctly
named with the nomen ‘Cl(audius)’ for freedmen of the imperial freedman Ti.
Claudius Paris (565), and the inscription would naturally be assigned to a date
in the latter half of the 1 st C. Eutrapelus, however, is to be identified with the
imperial freedman of the same name in (1), whose son, T. Aelius Paris, also a
direct imperial freedman, clearly derives, his cognomen ‘Paris’ from that of his
father’s former patron in (2). How can he be, albeit at different dates, both a
freedman of an imperial freedman (Augusti liberti libertus) and a freedman of
the emperor (Augusti libertus)?
While it is not uncommon for slaves of imperial slaves (vicarii) to progress to
full imperial slave status as so-called ‘vicariani’ on the promotion or death of
their immediate slave masters (see Weaver 212-23), and instances do occur of
freedmen of imperial freedmen being present (without necessarily holding a
post) in the imperial palace—e.g. Maximus, the freedman of Domitian’s a
cubiculo, Parthenius, who had a hand in the emperor’s assassination
(Suetonius, Domitian 17. 2)—it is rare, indeed not otherwise attested, for
freedmen of imperial freedmen (Aug. lib. liberti) to emerge later as full Augusti
liberti in their own right.
Rome
G I
Rome
F G
Rome
G H
Rome
A D G
Rome
A G
Rome
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G

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Chantraine (83-6) raises the interesting question of the inheritance of patronal
rights over a liberti libertus by the original patron (patronus patroni) when the
freedman patron died intestate. This must often have been the case as the
succession to patronal rights was restricted to sui heredes and freedmen, as exslaves,
would have had only a limited line of agnatic succession, i.e. their own
freeborn or adoptive childen and their descendants. In this case, the emperor at
the time, in the same way that he acquired patronal rights over all freedmen of
his predecessor(s), would have acquired patronal rights over Ti. Claudius
Eutrapelus, who would then have adopted the direct imperial status indication
‘Aug. lib.’ as his own. Cf. 1718: P. Aelius Restitutus (2), who refers to his own
freedmen as ‘collibertos suos’ (Chantraine 85 n. 101).
The problem then is that there must then have been many more such
instances of the nomina of imperial freedmen, derived from freedman patrons of
an earlier reign, which cannot be readily detected and which thus introduce a
potentially significant element of uncertainty into the value of imperial nomina as
a crucial dating criterion in the Fam. Caes.
443 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eutyches
AE 1988, 68 (b)
D M / TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB / EUTYCHETI / CLAUDIA FORTUNATA / FILIA
PATRI / PIENTISSIMO BENE / MERENTI FECIT ET SIBI ET / LIBERTIS
LIBERTABUSQUE / POSTERISQUE EORUM
444 Claudia Aug. l. Eutychia
6.15418
D M S / CLAUDIAE AUG L / EUTYCHIAE / CONIUGI / BENE MERITAE /
FECIT / ABASCANTUS CAESARIS / ET SIBI / POSTERISQUE SUIS
445 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eutychus (1)
6.8969 = D 1829
TI CLAUDIO AUG L EUTYCHO / PAEDAG PUERORUM / TI CLAUDIUS AUG
L EUNETES / FRATRI SUO ET T FLAVIUS AUG L / VENUSTUS AB AURO
POTORIO / PAEDAGOGO SUO FECERUNT
*2: 'puerorum', i.e. slaves, especially vernae, of the Fam. Caes. The
paedagogi, who are mostly of freed status, are the teaching staff of the imperial
school on the Palatine, established in the early 1st C. for training slaves of the
imperial household for careers in the administrative and Palatine domestic
service.
On imperial paedagogi and the paedagogium Palatinum, see Mohler 264ff.;
Boulvert (1) 177-8 + nn. 593-604. On the elite paedagogium on the Caelian, the
ad caput Africae, for which the evidence is post-Flavian, see under [1802]:
(Aurelius) Anemurius and [1962a]: (Aurelius) Eumenianus.
Rome
B
Rome
A M
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446 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Eutychus (2)
6.9015 = 29847a = D 8120
CLAUDIA OCTAVIAE DIVI CLAUDI F LIB PELORIS / ET TI CLAUDIUS AUG
LIB EUTYCHUS PROC AUGUSTOR / SORORIBUS ET LIB LIBERTABUSQ
POSTERISQ EORUM / FORMAS AEDIFICI CUSTODIAE ET MONUMENTI
RELIQUERUNT
*The use of the plural ‘Augustorum’ in the occupational title of imperial
freedmen before AD 161 is as uncommon as in the status indication
‘Augustorum (Augg.) lib.’ in the same period. On the question whether the
plural means ‘successive’ Augusti or ‘joint’ Augustus and Augusta’, see Weaver
64ff.; Chantraine 225ff. and esp. Historia 24, 1975, 603ff. Cf. G. Fabre, REA
75, 1973, 111-25; Boulvert (2) 61ff. Claudius Eutychus here, interestingly, uses
the singular ‘Aug(usti)’ for status and the plural ‘Augustorum’ for occupational
title. He is also the earliest of the few imperial freedman procurators to use
either ‘Augusti’ or ‘Augustorum’ in
his title on inscriptions. For other examples and discussion, see Weaver 268
n.2; Chantraine, Historia 24, 1975, 613ff.
447 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Eutychus (3)
6.9151
TI CLAUDIO TI F VITALI / TI CLAUDIUS VITALIS ARCHITEC / CLAUDIA TI L
PRIMIGENIA / CLAUDIA TI ET ¢ L OPTATA F / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L /
EUTYCHUS ARCHITECTUS
*H. Solin, Arctos 31, 1997, 140f. n.12; on architectus as occupational title
and Architectus as cognomen, ibid. 135-42.
448 Eutychus (4) Actes Aug. l. l.
6.8890
See 287 (8)
449 Ti.Claudius Actes (Aug. l.) l. Eutychus (5)
D 2595
See 287 (28)
450 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Expeditus
(1) 10.698
TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L EXPEDITUS
(2) 10.693 (= 3416a)
ATHICTO VERNAE / C(a)ESARIS VIXIT M VII / EXPEDITUS PATER POS
451 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Faustus (1)
6.8538
DIS MANIBUS / IULIAE VICTORIAE / TI CLAUDIUS / AUG LIB FAUSTUS / A
COPIIS / MILITARIBUS / CONIUGI ET SIBI
452 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Faustus (2)
INAV 2
SECUNDUS / TI CLAUDI / AUG L / FAUSTI / VERNA
453 Ti. Claudius Felix (1) Aug. l.
6.8413 = D 7859
See 399
*PIR2 C 864
Rome
D I K N
Rome
E I
Rome
b G
Olbia:
Sard.
F G K
Surrentum:
I
Surrentum:
I
Rome
A I
Rome
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454 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Felix (2) Scapulanus
(1) 6.9061
(a) ALEXANDER FELICIS / TI CAESARIS SCAPLIAN Q / CASTOR CLITI C
CAESARIS AUG / SER VICARIUS
(b) C IULIUS / DILIGENS / TABUL[---]
(2) 6.10302 = D 7352
(a) C IULIO / GLYCEROTI / FELICIS SCAPILANI F / DEC II Q II
(b) TI CLAUDIO AUG L FELICI / SCAPULANO D III Q III QUINQUENNALI
INMUNI / TRIPLICARIO BENEMERENTI EX CONSENSU DECURIAE
UNIVERS / HONORIS CAUSA ZOTHECAM PUBLICE DEDERUNT /
ATIMETUS L SUA PECUNIA ADORNAVIT
*The agnomen 'Scapulanus' ('Scaplianus', 'Scapilanus') was acquired by
Felix at the latest by AD 37, before he became a slave of Tiberius (1a); it
derives from Q. Ostorius Scapula, praetorian prefect and later prefect of Egypt
between AD 3 & 11 (PIR 1
O 112) and not from Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Scapula
(612), who was not manumitted at the earliest till AD 41. Felix was freed by
Claudius (2b). His freeborn son C. Iulius Glyceros (2a) therefore cannot derive
his nomen from his father, but probably his mother, a Iulia who need not have
been an imperial freedwoman. See further, Chantraine 333f. ad nos. 289, 291;
Boulvert (2) 290 n. 166. On his collegial role: Boulvert (2) 245 + n.312; cf. 242
n.272
455 T[i.] Claudius Augusti lib. Felix (3) Tadianus
6.15062
DIS / MANIBUS / T[i] CLAUDI AUGUSTI / LIB FELICIS TADIANI / VIXIT ANN
XXXIII / IN FR P II IN AGR P II
456 Felix (4) Aug. l. Tuscul(anus)
10.6638c = I. It. 13.2.26
See 314
457 Ti. Claudius Augg. lib. Felix(s) (5)
14.821
D M / TI CLAUDIUS AUGG LIB / FELIX(S) FECIT SIBI ET / LIBERTIS
LIBERTABUSQ / SUIS POSTERISQUE EORUM / CONCESSUM SIBI AB /
NOBIA HELPIDE / PARTEM DIMIDIAM / INTRANTIBUS PARTE /
INTERIOREM (!)
* On Augustorum liberti before AD 161: Chantraine 235ff., 243f.; Weaver
60ff.; and Chantraine's reply, Historia 24, 1975, 603ff.
458 Ti. Claudius Felix (6) (freedman of Claudius ?)
(1) Josephus, AJ 20.137
[Claudius] pevmpei de; kai; Klauvdion Fhvlika Pavllanto" ajdelfo;n tw'n
kata; th;n ∆Ioudaivan prosthsovmenvon pragmavtwn.
*Cf. the similar entry in Suda s.v. Klauvdio" (no. 1708 Adl.):
a[rconta ejpevsthsen aujtoi'" Klauvdion Fhvlika
In both texts the reading Klauvdion is emended by some editors to
Klauvdio" in order to remove this otherwise unattested nomen gentilicium of
Felix. MSS authority for the change is slight.
(2) Tacitus, Hist. 5.9
Claudius, defunctis regibus aut ad modicum redactis, Iudaeam provinciam
equitibus Romanis aut libertis permisit, e quibus Antonius Felix per omnem
saevitiam ac libidinem ius regium servili ingenio exercuit, Drusilla Cleopatrae et
Antonii nepte in matrimonium accepta, ut eiusdem Antonii Felix progener,
Claudius nepos esset.
Rome
F G N S
Rome
B G I K S
Rome
H S
Antium: I
AD 50
F I N O
Ostia: I
F M
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(3) Tacitus, Ann. 12. 54
At non frater eius [Pallantis], cognomento Felix, pari moderatione agebat, iam
pridem Iudaeae impositus et cuncta malefacta sibi impune ratus tanta potentia
subnixo....atque interim Felix intempestivis remediis delicta accendebat, aemulo
ad deterrima Ventidio Cumano, cui pars provinciae habebatur, ita divisis ut huic
Galilaeorum natio, Felici Samaritae parerent. ...hique primo laetari, mox
gliscente pernicie cum arma militum interiecissent, caesi milites; arsissetque
bello provincia, ni Quadratus Syriae rector subveniset. ...Cumanus et Felix
cunctationem adferebant, quia Claudius causis rebellionis auditis ius statuendi
etiam de procuratoribus dederat. sed Quadratus Felicem inter iudices
ostentavit, receptum in tribunal, quo studia accusantium deterrerentur;
damnatusque flagitiorum quae duo deliquerant Cumanus, et quies provinciae
reddita.
(4) Suetonius, Claud. 28
libertorum praecipue suspexit Posiden spadonem... nec minus Felicem, quem
cohortibus et alis provinciaeque Iudaeae praeposuit, trium reginarum maritum.
(5) Josephus, AJ 20.182
Porkivou de; Fhvstou diadovcou Fhvliki pemfqevnto" uJpo; Nevrwno" oiJ
prwteuvonte" tw'n th;n Kaisavreian katoikouvntwn ∆Ioudaivwn eij"
th;n ÔRwvmhn ajnabaivnousin Fhvliko" kathgorou'nte", kai; pavntw" a]n
ejdedwvkei timwrivan tw'n eij" ∆Ioudaivou" ajdikhmavtwn, eij mh; polla;
aujto;n oJ Nevrwn tajdelfw' / Pavllanti parakalevsanti sunecwvrhsen
mavlista dh; tovte dia; timh'" a[gwn ejkei'non.
(6) NT, Acts 24. 24ff.
(24) oJ Fh'lix su;n Drousivllh/ th' / ijdiva/ gunaiki; ou[sh/ ∆Ioudaiva/
metepevmyato to;n Pau'lon kai; h[kousen aujtou' peri; th'" eij"
Cristo;n ∆Ihsou'n pivstew". ..(27) dietiva" de; plhrwqeivsh" e[laben
diavdocon oJ Fh'lix Povrkion Fh'ston, qevlwn te cavrita kataqevsqai
toi'" ∆Ioudaivoi" oJ Fh'lix katevlipe to;n Pau'lon dedemevnon.
*Cf. id. 25. 14. At 23.26 a letter by the tribune Claudius Lysias is addressed
to Felix as tw' / krativstw' / hJgemovni Fhvliki.
(7) AE1967, 525 + 1986, 693
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The career of T. Mucius Clemens has been much discussed since, whether it
is in descending or, more likely, in ascending order and, in particular, the
uncertain restoration of the cognomen and office of Felix in lines 7-8: Tiberivou
Klaudivoªu Fhvliko"º ⁄ ejpitrovpou Seªbastou' ∆Ioudaiva"º. Cf. E. Schürer, The
History of the Jewish People in the Age of Jesus Christ (rev. ed. G. Vermes &
F. Millar, 1973), 1.460f. n. 19; F. Bruce, Journal for the Study of the New
Testament 1, 1978, 33-6;.D. Saddington (1982), 70; A. Martin, ZPE 52, 1983,
204; S. Schwartz, ZPE 56, 1984, 242; C. Hemer, JSNT 31, 1987, 45-9; N.
Kokkinos, Latomus 49, 1990, 128-41; Saddington, ANRW II 26.3 (1996) 2426-7
n. 51.
The nomen of Felix appears in contemporary literary sources in (1) and (2)
above, viz. as 'Claudius' in Josephus (1) and as 'Antonius' in Tacitus (2). In
inscriptions both names, Antonius Felix and Claudius Felix are common. None
of these, including CIL 5.34 fromPola, can be positively identified with this Felix,
the brother of Pallas, and should be discounted (see Kokkinos, art. cit 141)
Felix is the commonest personal name in the Fam. Caes.; there are six other
instances of 'Claudius Felix' in this catalogue alone.
For the previously established view that he was freed by Antonia Minor, as
was his brother M.Antonius Pallas, see e.g. PIR 2
A 828; RE 1.2616f.; E. M.
Smallwood, The Jews under Roman Rule (1976) 268 n. 37. For the view that
he was inherited as a slave by Claudius from his mother and then freed by
Claudius, see references above, esp. Kokkinos (1990). For nomina showing
an interchange of slaves between Antonia Minor and Claudius, cf. 280 above,
where Antonia Stratonice was a freedwoman of Antonia Minor, but has as
'collibertus' Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Abascant(us), a freedman of the emperor
Claudius.
The special esteem in which Claudius held Felix and Posides amongst his
freedmen, as reported by Suetonius (4), does not resolve the issue but does not
weaken the case that Felix, unlike his brother Pallas and Iulius Callistus and
perhaps even Narcissus, was freed by Claudius himself after, rather than before
(Kokkinos 140), Antonia's death in AD 37. In that case, even if not freed till the
regular age of 30, he is likely to be some years younger than Pallas who was
probably born about AD 1 (see S.I. Oost, AJPh 79, 1958, 113ff.) and freed in
31, in recognition of his role in the fall of Sejanus (Josephus, AJ 18. 182; cf.
Kokkinos 140).
One key factor in the favour shown to Felix by Claudius and the extraordinary
nature of his administrative and social career lies in the milieu of Antonia's
household with which Felix was clearly associated. This included among others
not only Claudius himself and Agrippa I of Judaea, but also Antonia's (half)niece
Drusilla whom Felix subsequently married and through whom he was thus
related to Claudius. His appointment as procuratorial governor of Judaea in 52,
following a request to Claudius from Jonathan the High Priest (Josephus, AJ 20.
162), his favoured treatment by Ummidius Quadratus, the governor of Syria, in
the case resulting in the condemnation of Felix's colleague and predecessor as
procurator Iudaeae, Ventidius Cumanus (3 above), and perhaps an earlier
posting involving the command of auxiliary troops (4 above; cf. Saddington,
Acta Classica 35, 1992, 161-2), would not have come as a surprise to many
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The other key factor is his relationship to Antonius Pallas, the head of the
financial administration under Claudius and most influential at court since his
alliance with Agrippina and her marriage to Claudius in 48. Although Pallas had
to relinquish the post of a rationibus early in 55, soon after Nero's accession, he
maintained sufficient influence with Nero in 60 to be able to protect his brother
Felix from the accusations of the leading citizens of Caesarea upon his
retirement from the governorship of Judaea (5 above). It is not known whether
the two brothers were slaveborn or freeborn and subsequently enslaved—as
with C. Iulius Zoilus (261) from Aphrodisius, the latter possibility should be
borne in mind, despite the Tacitean rhetoric—or whether indeed they had both
parents in common. In regard to whether they also had their nomen gentilicium
in common, if we are thrown back on the conflicting testimony of Tacitus and
Josephus, the latter who lived in Judaea during the whole period when Felix
was there and who gained information directly from Agrippa II, the brother of
Felix's wife Drusilla, must be preferred (cf. Kokkinos 136-7).
The question whether Felix was raised to equestrian status to command
troops and to govern the 'equestrian' province of Judaea, in the absence of any
direct evidence to support it, cannot be confidently asserted and seems unlikely
(see Demougin 651-2 +nn., CAH 102 . 346 (Bowman), and esp. Bruun, ZPE 82,
1990, 271–85). He was more than wealthy enough. It is likely that, like his
brother, he possessed land in Egypt (Kokkinos 139). But that Pallas,who was
both much wealthier and much more influential, was content with the ornamenta
praetoria does not help an argument from silence in the case of Felix that he
received from Claudius the rare honour of formal equestian status. Cf. Hiberus
(126a) while acting Prefect of Egypt under Tiberius.
459 [Ti.] Claudius Aug. l. Felix (7)
AE 1985, 183
[ti] CLAUDIO AUG L FELICI ACTARIO / CAESARIS VERNAE DIVI AUG EX
TRIGEMNIS / TI CLAUDIUS SUCCESSUS PATRONO / [s]UO BENEMERENTI
FECIT ET / ANNIAE SECUND[ae dedic]ATUS AB TI CLAUDI[o ---] / FILIO
SU[o]
*1: 'act(u)ario', 'records or accounts clerk', an occupational term not used
later in the imperial service; 2-3: the dedicator, a freedman of Felix, unusually,
records his patron's birth as a verna within the household of Augustus and ,
exceptionally, as one of triplets (ex trigem(i)nis), the only known such case in
the Fam. Caes.
460 Cl(audius) Felix (2) Act(es Aug. l.) lib.
6.8847
See 287 (7)
461 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Fortunatus (1)
(1) 6.604
FORTUNATUS / AUG LIB / A CURA / AMICORUM / FORTUNATI / P P F D /
SILVANO D
(2) 6.630 = D 1699 = 3541
SILVANO SACRUM SODAL / EIUS ET LARUM DONUM / POSUIT TI
CLAUDIUS AUG / LIB FORTUNATUS A / CURA AMICORUM / IDEMQUE
DEDICAVIT / ET EPULUM DEDIT / DECURIS N IIII / K AUGUSTIS C
MINI/CIO FUNDANO ET C VETTENNIO SE/VERO COS
* 6: 'p(atris) p(ientissimi) f(ilius) d(onum)'. Note the date of the dedication, at
least 40 years after the manumission of Fortunatus.
Ostia: I
A B G I
Rome
G H I
Rome
b I L
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I K L N
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462 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Fortunatus (2) Ephaphroditianus
6.15082
DIIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / FORTUNATO / EPAPHRODITIANO /
FUNDANIA ZOSIME / CONIVGI SUO FECIT
DIIS MANIBUS / P FUNDANI POLYBI VIXIT / ANN XXV FECIT FUNDANIA /
ZOSIME LIBERTO SUO / BENEMERENTI / CARISSIMO
*Chantraine 312, no. 131.
463 Fortunatus (3) lib.
15.7280
See 339 (2)
464 Fortunatus (4) Attici Aug. lib. lib.
6.8410
See 328 (2a)
465 Ti. Cl(audius). Fructus (Ti. Cl. Aug. l. Paridis lib.)
NS 1917, p.291, no. 6
See 419 (2)
466 Claudia Ge (Nymphi Aug. lib. lib.)
6.8829
See 521
467 Gemellus Neronis Claudi Caesa[ris] Aug. Germanic[i l.?] Primigenianus
9.4977 = D 6558 = 3830a
P PUBLILIUS ANTHUS / VI VIR AUGUSTALIS / CURIBUS SABINIS /
TESTAMENTO FIERI IUSSIT / ARBITRATU GEMELLI / NERONIS CLAUDI
CAESA[ris] / AUG GERMANIC[i l?] / PRIMIGENIANI TABUL[ari] /
HEREDITATIUM / ADIECTIS DE SUO HS ww[---]
*7: 'Germanic[i l(ib).]' Dessau; 'Germanic[i (ser.)]' CIL, Chantraine 331, no.
276; cf. Boulvert (1) 137 n. 301, 198 n. 734. Freedman status on the basis of
the occupational title 'tabul[arius]' alone is not conclusive (cf. Chantraine 21 n.
24). Nor, however, is the status indication 'Neronis Claudi Caesaris Aug.
Germanici' conclusively servile; cf. 6.8803 = D 1730 (corpore custos). In the
full context of the inscription, the former is preferred.
468 Gnesius Aug. libertus
(1) 15.7271
SUB GNESIO AUG LIBERTO PROC / NERONIS CLAUDI CAES AUG
*1: 'Gnesio' Solin (1) 981, (2) 485, cf. Bruun 213 n.13;
'sub c(ura) Neso(ris)?' CIL Dressel; cf. Chantraine 43. (See 537: Nesor)
Rome
A G H S
Rome
F N P
Rome
F G I N
Rome
G
Rome
A C G
Cures: IV
F I K M N
S
Rome
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(2) AE 1995, 249 = Archeologia Laziale 12.2, 1995, 371-2; cf. C. Bruun,
Chiron,1999, …
(a) [---] SOTAS DISP FEC
jol(b) SUB GNESIO [---]
(c) ANTULLUS XIV
*(a) Sotas is almost certainly an imperial slave and is the first dispensator
found on a lead pipe.
(b) AE supplements '[Aug. liberto proc. Neronis Claudi Caes. Aug.]'.
Gnesius is probably to be identified with the procurator in (1) above, although
the location near Portus is well outside the area of the urban water supply to
Rome.
(c) Antullus is the plumbarius responsible for manufacturing the lead pipe
and is likely to be an imperial slave, despite the absence of status indication.
On this unusual combination of officials and on the role of the procuratordispensator
combination as part of the local management of imperial property in
Italy and its significance for the administration of the Roman water supply, see
C. Bruun, Chiron 1999, ...; W. Eck,…
With the possible exception of Ti. Claudius Aegialus, (Gnesius
especially on the function of procuratores mentioned on lead water pipes.
Hebrus, as a freedman, would have been the procurator (aquarum), directly
responsible to the senatorial curator. Cf. Frontinus, De Aquis 105, written
during his tenure as curator aquarum (AD 97-103): ‘curator (debebit) …
procuratorem eiusdem officii libertum Caesaris protinus scribere. procuratorem
autem primus Ti. Claudius videtur admovisse, postquam Anionem Novum et
Claudiam induxit.’
For freedman procurators on fistulae in different locations outside Rome and
Ostia, cf. 746: Alypus (Domitian); 1720: Restitutus (Hadrian). See Bruun 272-
84.
. On the function of these procurators, see also W.Eck,...
469 [Ti. Clau]d(ius) Aug. l. Hagnus
6.32429
(a) [i]MP N[erva traiano caesare aug germanico ] / SEX [iulio frontino ---] /
EUTYCHU[s ---] / GERM I[---] / COLLEG[---]
(b) [---]IUS [--- / ti cla]UDIUS [--- / ---]LIUS [--- / ---]A AMOENA LOC[--- / p]
AELIUS SECUNDUS / [ti c]LAUD HALYS / [m] ULPIUS ITALICUS / CLAUD
EUTYCHIA / NORBANIUS ORION / [t] FLAVIUS MENANDER / [--- ve]RNA
EUTYCHI AUG LIB / [c]LAUDIA EXOCHE / [ti cla]UDIUS ONESIMUS / [ti]
CLA]UDIUS SUCCESSUS / [ti cla]UDIUS HELIUS HALYANUS / [---]S
TROPIMIANUS / [---] TYRANNUS / [---] CAESERIS (!) / [---] TYRANNUS / [---]
ZMYRNA LOCO EUTYCHIAES / [---]S CAESARIS LOCO HELI / [---]
RESTITUTUS LOC / EXOCHES / [---] SECUNDU[s ---]ODI / [ti cl]AUDIU[S --- / -
--]LFOR[---]
(c) [---]IGERU[--- / [---]US HERMES / [eut]YCHUS AUG L Q / [dom]ITIA
CYPARE / [clau]DIA EROTIS LOCO EIUS / [ti clau]D AUG L HAGNUS / [---]
ARTEMISIA / [---]US ONESIMUS / [---]S ONESIMUS LOCO / EUTYCHI Q / [---]
PHOEBE / [--- ex]OCHE LOCO DOMITI ONE[simi] / UL[pius ---] / VAS[---] /
MEM[---] / T FLAVI[---] / EUHO[---] / C[---]
Portus: I
I P
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(d-e-f) [---]IAB[--- / ti ] CLAUDIUS [--- / in lo]C CL LEPIDI IU[--- / ---]NAE P
AE[lius --- ] / FORTUNATUS CAES N P A[elius --- ] / IN LOC ONESIMI QUI
ET OXID CLA[udia ---] / C IULI DIADOCHI IN LOCO C IU[lius] / ONESIMUS [---
] / P AELIUS IS[---] / FORTUNATA CAES N VER LOC CL SUCCES[si ] / Q / CL
LEPIDINA IN L[oco --]ICI / Q M ULPIUS COLLATINUS L[oco flavi] MENAND /
T FLAVIUS HESPER LOCO C[l syn]TROPHI / Q FLAVIA ISIAS LOCO ULPI
COLLAT[ini] / T FLAVIUS LATINIANUS LOCO ULP[i] ANICETI / Q ULPIUS
ANICETUS LOCO ULP[i] ITALICI / [---]US EROS LOCO IULI FE[i]ICIS Q / [---
]TI [---]NNI Q
(g-h) Q [---] / CL [---]VA[---] LOCO [---] / TI CL COM[---] / IN LOC CL HA[---] /
SACERD[---] / AELIA [---] / AELIA I[---] / ULPIAE [---] / CL CLEM[---] / CL COM[-
--]
(i) [---]ORTUI[--- / ---]A FAUSTA [--- / ---] LIB H[--- / ---]INIA IUC[---] / HE[--- /---]
CYPARE L[--- / ---]OC FAUSTAE [--- / ---]URION[--- / ---]STUS LI[--- / ---]
AGILIS LI[---]
*Fragmentary album of members of a collegium associated with the Fam.
Caes. dated to the first year of Trajan. All the nomina except that of Norbanius
Orion (b 8) are Imperial. Those with Imperial status indication are in bold. Of the
two identifiable as Augusti liberti named with status indication, one only, [Ti.
Clau]d (ius) Aug. l. Hagnus, has a nomen (hence the listing in this section under
the Claudii), The other, Eutychus Aug. lib. / l., (1213: Eutychus (2)) is thrice
recorded without nomen, including once without status indication. He could also
be a Claudian freedman, given his seniority as q(uinquennalis) within the
college, but equally could be a Flavius or even an Ulpius, given the range of
Imperial nomina in (c). For detailed commentary, See Hülsen, CIL ad loc.
470 Halotus (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 H 11)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 12.16
eius mulieris [Locustae] ingenio paratum virus, cuius minister e spadonibus fuit
Halotus, inferre epulas et explorare gustu solitus.
(2) Suetonius, Claud. 44.2
et veneno quidem occisum convenit; ubi autem et per quem dato, discrepat.
quidam tradunt epulanti in arce cum sacerdotibus per Halotum spadonem
praegustatorem.
(3) id. Galb. 15.2
quin etiam populo R. deposcente supplicium Haloti et Tigillini solos ex omnibus
Neronis emissariis vel maleficentissimos incolumes praestitit atque insuper
Halotum procuratione amplissima ornavit.
* Not the same as in 6.8833 (2764) (as PIR ad loc.); cf. Solin 1271.
471 TTi. Klauuvv vdio" v Seebasstouu'' ' ' aajj jppeleuvv j vqero" v ”Alu"
IGR 4.228
uJpe;r th'" tw'n Sebastw'n swthriva" kaªi; aijwnivou diamonh'"º ⁄ Ti
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472 Harpocras (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 H 16)
(1) Suetonius, Claud. 28
et Harpocran, cui lectica per urbem vehendi spectaculaque publice edendi ius
tribuit.
(2) Seneca, Apocol. 13
See 305
473 Claudia Ge(r)manici Caesaris Ti. l. Hedone
6.15455
CLAUDIA / GEMANICI CAESARIS / TI L HEDONE
474 Helius (1) (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 H 55)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 13.1
ministri fuere P. Celer eques Romanus et Helius libertus, rei familiari principis in
Asia impositi. ab his proconsuli [M. Iunio Silano] venenum inter epulas datum
est apertius quam ut fallerent.
(2) Dio 63.12.1–3
tou;" mevntoi ejn th' / ÔRwvmh/ kai; th' / ∆Italiva/ pavnta" ÔHlivw/ tini;
Kaisareivw/ ejkdovtou" parevdwke: pavnta ga;r aJplw'" aujtw' /
ejpetevtrapto, w{ste kai; dhmeuvein kai; fugadeuvein kai;
ajpoktinnuvnai, kai; pri;n dhlw'sai tw' / Nevrwni, kai; ijdiwvta" oJmoivw"
kai; iJppeva" kai; bouleutav".
(2) ou{tw me;n dh; tovte hJ tw'n ÔRwmaivwn ajrch; duvo aujtokravtorsin
a{ma ejdouvleuse, Nevrwni kai; ÔHlivw/. oujde; e[cw eijpei'n oJpovtero"
aujtw'n ceivrwn h\n: ta; me;n ga;r a[lla ejk tou' oJmoivou pavnta
e[pratton, ejn eJni; de; touvtw/ dihvllasson, o{ti oJ me;n tou'
Aujgouvstou ajpovgono" kiqarw/dou;" kai' tragw/douv", oJ de; tou'
Klaudivou ajpeleuvqero" Kaivsara" ejzhvlou...
(3) cwri;" de; o{ te Poluvkleito" kai; Kalouiva Krispinivlla h\gon
ejpovrqoun ejsuvlwn pavnq∆ o{sa ejnedevceto, ejkei'no" me;n meta; tou'
ÔHlivou ejn th' / ÔRwvmh/...
(3) ib. 18.2
ejn de; th' / ÔRwvmh/ kata; to;n aujto;n crovnon oJ ”Hlio" a[lla te polla;
kai; deina; ; eijrgavsato, kai; Soulpivkion Kameri'non a[ndra tw'n
prwvtwn meta; tou' uiJevo" ajpevkteinen, ejgkalevsa" sfivsin o{ti
Puqikoi; ejk progovnwn ejpilalouvmenoi oujk ejpauvsanto to; provsrhma
tou't∆ e[conte", all∆ ej" ta;" tou' Nevrwno" nivka" ta;" Puqika;" ejk
th'" oJmwnumiva" hjsevboun...
(4) ib. 19.1
oJ de; ”Hlio" pollavki" me;n kai; provteron ejpisteivla" aujtw' /,
parainw'n o{ti tavcista ajnakomisqh'nai, wJ" d∆ oujk ejpeivqeto, hj 'lqen
aujto;" ej" th;n ÔHllavda eJbdovmh/ hJmevra/, kai; ejxefovbhsen aujto;n
eijpw;n megavlhn tina; ejpiboulh;n ejn th' / ÔRwvmh/ paraskeuavzesqai
kat∆ aujtou', w{ste pareuqu;" ej" th;n ∆Italivan ajpopleu'sai.
(5) Suetonius, Ner. 23.1
ac ne quid circa haec occupatum avocaret detineretve, cum praesentia eius
urbicas res egere a liberto Helio admoneretur, rescripsit his verbis: 'Quamvis
nunc tuum consilium sit et votum celeriter reverti me, tamen suadere et optare
potius debes, ut Nerone dignus revertar.'
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(6) Dio 64.3.4 1
[Galba] to;n mevntoi ”Hlion kai; to;n Navrkisson tovn te Patrovbion
kai; th;n Loukou'stan th;n farmakivda kai; a[llou" tina;" tw'n ejpi;
tou' Nevrwno" ejpipolasavntwn katav te th;n povlin pa'san
dedemevnou" periacqh'nai kai; meta; tou'to kolasqh'nai ejkevleuse.
(7) Plutarch, Galb. 17.2
ajpevkteine ga;r tou;" ponhrouv", ejn oi|" h\n oJ ”Hlio" kai;
Poluvkleito" kai; Peti'no" kai; Patrovbio". oJ de; dh'mo" ejkrovtei,
kai; di∆ ajgora'" aujtw'n ajgomevnwn ejbova kalh;n me;n ei\nai kai;
qeofilh' pomphvn.
475 Helius (2) Actes Aug. l. libertus
6.8760 = D 1742
See 287 (3)
476 Ti. Claudius Hellanicus Aug. l.
14.483
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO HELLANICO / AUG L FECIT / CLAUDIA CLIDE
LIB / PATRONO SUO BENE MERENT
477 Helpis (Claudi Actes [Aug. l.] lib. Artemae) lib.
6.14942
See 287 (14)
478 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. l. Heracla
6.15092
DIS MANIBUS / TI CL AUG L HERACLAE / CONIUNX PIISSIMA / BENE
MERENTI POSUIT
479 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Herma (1)
6.20389
IULIAE AURAE / VIX AN XXXVIII / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / HERMA /
CONTUBERNALI SUAE / FEC
480 Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. l. Herma (2)
10.1732
TITACIAE C F PROCULAE / VIXIT ANNIS XXV / SECUNDUS SECUNDI AUG
L / VITALIANI DISPENS CONIUGI / SUAE INDULGENTISSIMAE ET /
CARISSIMAE TI CLAUD AUG L / HERMA QUAESTOR DONAVIT
481 Ti. Claudius Actes (Aug. l.) Herma (3) l.
10.7640
See 287 (24)
482 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Hermes (1) Caenidianus
6.15110
D M / TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB / HERMETI CAENIDIANO / TI CLAUDIUS IUSTUS
FIL / ET FLAVIA AUG LIB TYCHE / B M F
*Chantraine 305f., no. 81. A former slave of Antonia Caenis (who was a
freedwoman of Antonia Minor), manumitted by Claudius; cf. 436*.
483 Hermes (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. lib. Corinthi) lib.
6.8551 = D 1758
See 361
AD 68
Rome
G I
Ostia: I
G
Rome
a G
Rome
A
Rome
A H
Puteoli: I
F H I
Carales:
Sardinia
A E G
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484 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Heroicus
AE 1971, 32
DIANAE PLANC SACRUM TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB / HEROICUS AEDITU(u)S
D S D D
*1:'Planc(ianae)'.
485 Claudia Phileti Aug. liberta Heuresis
13.2106
See 549
486 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib Homerus
6.8426 = D 1642
DIS MANIBUS / TETTIAE SORANAE / CONIUGIS OPTIMAE / ET
SANCTISSIM / TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB / HOMERUS TABULAR / A RATIONIB
PERMISSU MANLIAE / ARIADNES QUAE IUS IN HOC MON HAB
487 Claudia Homonoea (Atimeti Pamphili Ti. Caesaris Aug. l. l. Anterotiani)
conliberta
6.12652 = IG 14.1892 = Moretti 1250
See 195
488 Hospes Divi Claudi libertus... Leonidianus
6.9060 = D 1641
HOSPITI DIVI / CLAUDI LIBERTO / TABULARIO / LEONIDIANO / POLYBIUS
LIB / ET SIBI FECIT ET SUIS / POSTERISQUE EORUM
*Chantraine 321, no. 204.
489 Ti. Claudius Hyacinthus (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Erasti) l.
AE 1978, 91 = 10.6144
See 398
490 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Hyginus
6.11824
ANNIA L [l] / SYMPHERUSA FECIT SIBI ET / TI CLAUDIO AUG L HYGINO /
CONIUGI SUO BENE MERENTI / ET LIBERTIS LIBERTABUS
POS/TERISQUE SUIS / IN FR P XXIIII IN AGR P XVIII
491 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Hyllus
6.9083
TI CLAUDIUS HYLLUS / VIXIT ANNO UNO / MENSIBUS IIII DIEB XII / TI
CLAUDIUS AUG L HYLLUS / TRICHLINIARCUS (!) / PIISSIMO FILIO FECIT
*5: 'tricliniarchus'.
492 Hymenaeus (1) Aug. li[b.] Thamyrianus
(1) 3.563
THAMYRO AUG / DISP NUTRICIO OPTUMO / CLAUDIA[e] AUG LIB
DYNA[mis / q] POMPEIO VICTO[ri] / FILIO DULCISSIM POMPE[iae
i]UCUNDAE MATR[i] EIUS HERMAE / SYMPHERUSAE PARENTIBUS SU[is /
c]LAUDIAE VEIB? UXORI ET ACTI[---] / CLAUDIO P[-]IOI[-] ICIRA? [---]TIAM [-
--] / HYMENAEUS AUG LI[b] / THAMYRIANUS
Rome
I L
Lugdunum
: Gall.
Lugd.
D G
Rome
A F I M
Rome
A
Rome
G I S
Formiae: I
G H M
Rome
A
Rome
B H I
Carystus:
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(2) 3.12289
THAMYRO AUG / DISP ALEXAN[d]RIANO NUT[r]/ICIO OPTUMO Q POMPEIO
[vict]/ORI FILIO DULCISSIMO POMP / IUCUNDAE MATRI ET PORCIAE / [---
]CINAE UXORI EIUS HERMAE / [sy]MPHERUSAE PARENTIBUS VAL[er/i]AE
MYRSIN PRIMO AUG SERV[o / ---]A[-]ANO DOMESTICO AUGU[--- /
e]PAGATHIANO COGNATIS / HYMENAEUS AUG[--- / libe]RTUS
THAMYRIANUS
*(2) 11-12: 'Aug. [lib. tabu/la]rius' Chantraine. 8-12: perhaps should read:
'Primo Aug. serv[o] / [---]a(i)ano, Domestico Augu[sti] / [E]pagathiano cognatis /
Hymenaeus Aug[usti] / [libe]rtus Thamyrianus'.
(3) 6.8486 = D 1600 = Bruzza, p. 142
HYMENAEUS CAESARIS / SER THAMYRIANUS A LAPICIDINIS / CARYSTIIS
FEC SIBI ET THAMYRO NUTRICIO OPT / Q POMPEIO VICTORI ET
POMPEIAE IUCUNDAE UXORI / HERMAE SYMPHERUSAE PARENTIB
PRIMO CAESARIS SER / [et] VALERIAE MYRSINICIAE [---] DOMESTICO / [---
] COGNATIS POSTERISQUE EORUM
*Cf. Chantraine 337f., nos. 315–17. (1) is probably later than (2), which is
later than (3). The relationships to Hymenaeus are as follows: parents: Herma
& Sympherusa (1, 2, 3); foster-parents: Thamyrus Aug. disp. Alexandrianus (1,
2, 3) & (probably) Claudia Aug. lib. Dynamis (1); wife: Pompeia Iucunda (1, 2,
3); son: Q. Pompeius Victor (1, 2, 3); daughter-in-law: Porcia ...cina (2); other
relatives: Valeria Myrsine (2, 3), Primus Aug.ser. ....anus (2, 3), Domesticus
Aug. Epagathianus; those of Claudia and Claudius of (1) cannot be determined.
493 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Hymenaeus (2)
6.8907 = D 1846
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE EUTYCHIAE / CONIUGI SANCTISSIM / BENE
MERENTI ET Q / DOMITIO HELICI TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L HYMENAEUS
MEDICUS / A BYBLIOTHECIS ET DOMITIA PANNYCHIS / SIBI ET SUIS
POSTERISQUE EORUM
494 Ti. Clau(dius) Aug. l. Ialysus
NS 1895, 422 = EE 9.936
TI CLAU AUG L / IALYSO / EXCEPTO IUGERO / IN PRONTE (!) P C / IN
AGRO P CL
495 Ianthus Aug. l.
6.1959 = 4013 = D 7886
See 638
496 Claudia Aug. l. Ianuaria (1)
5.2411
CLAUDIAE AUG L IANUARIAE / ARTEMONIS CAESARIS AUG / QUID
QUERERIS FATIS MORTIS CARISSIME CONIUNX / CUM SIT COMMUNIS
OMNIBUS UNA VIA / DESINE SOLLICITUM PECTUS LACERARE DOLORE /
TEMPORIS HOSPITIUM NON SOLET ESSE DIU
497 Ianuaria (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. lib. Thaletis Viniciani) lib.
6.8938 = D1690
See 621
498 Claudia Ianuaria (3) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Scapulae) lib.
6.33738 = D 9027
See 596
Carystos:
Achaia
A B C E S
Rome
A B C E I
S
Rome
A E I
nr. Rome:
I
M
Rome
D F K
Ferrara: X
A M
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499 Ti. Claudius Ianuarius (1) Aug. l. Gratianus
(1) 6.8933 = D 1689
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO IANUARIO / GRATIANO / NOMENCLAT AUG /
PATIENS AUG L TABUL / MESORUM AEDIFICIOR / ASCANIUS AUG L A
CONMENT / RAT HEREDITAT / AMICO BENE MERENTI
(2) 6.8934
(a) IANUARIO / AUG L GRATIANO / NOMENCLATORI
(b) OSSA / AMANDAE ELENCHI / HAEC VIXIT ANN VIII
*(1) 5: Patiens Aug. l. = M. Ulpius Aug. lib. Patiens Victorianus (1246). On
the chronology and and nomenclature: Chantraine 316, nos 169–70; 340, no.
333; cf. 300, no. 44; Weaver 50 n. 2.
500 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Ianuarius (2)
6.10223 = D 6071
TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB / IANUARIUS CURATOR / DE MINUCIA DIE XIIII /
OSTIO XLII ET / AVONIA TYCHE UXOR EIUS / PITUANIANI SOLARIA DE
SUA / IMPESA [---] FECERUNT
*6: 'Pituaniani': ? sodales collegii (CIL); ? agnomen of both Ianuarius and
Tyche (Dessau); its significance is unclear; cf. Chantraine 346f. no. 370.
501 Ti. Claudius Neronis Augusti l. (H)icelus
6.8783 = D 1735
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO NERONIS / AUGUSTI L HICELO /
CUBIC(u)LARIO / VIX ANN XXXX
502 Claudius Incitat(us) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Scapulae) lib.
6.33738 = D 9027
See 596
503 Ti. Claudius Augusti l. Inopus
10.582 = I. It. 1.1.133
CORNELIA L L / HYGIA VIX AN XXXX / TI CLAUDIUS AUGUSTI L / INOPUS
CONIUGI{I} / SUAE FECIT
504 Cl(audius) Ionicus Caesaris Augusti l.
15.814
CL IONICI CAESARIS AUGUSTI L / ANTIMACHI
*The first brick stamp encountered in the Fam. Caes. material, naming simply
the slave of a freedman of Claudius or Nero as brick maker. Given that the
status indication of Claudius Ionicus, 'Caesaris Augusti l.', is an early form of the
Imperial freedman indication, the stamp is mid- rather than late-first century in
date. (Weaver 50 + nn. 1 & 2; but see Chantraine 189-92.)
505 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Isidorus
6.15365
D M / CLAUDIAE TI F ATTICAE / TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB / ISIDORUS PATER
/ FILIAE DULCISSIMAE
506 Ti. Claudius Iucundus Aug. l.
6.15130
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIUS / IUCUNDUS AUG / L FEC FAUSTO / ALUMNO
SUO
507 [Ti. Cl]audius Au[g. lib.] Lamyru[s]
6.15132
[ti cl]AUDIUS AU[g lib] / LAMYRU[s] / VIXIT SUIS CARISS[imus]
Rome
AD 100+
F I S
Rome
B I S
Rome
A I K
Rome
H I N
Rome
G
Salernum:
I
A H
Rome
G P
Rome
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508 Cl(audia) Latens Aug. l.
6.10990 = 15489
D M / CL LATENTI AUG / L VIX AN LII M / VII D VII FABIUS S/ABINIANUS
MATRI
509 Claudia Laudica Aug. lib.
EE 8.319
CLAUDIAE / LAUDICAE / AUG LIB / VIXIT ANN / LV
510 Ti. Claudius Aug. l./lib. Leander
(1) 6.12776
DIS MANIBUS / ATTIAE SECUNDAE / TI CLAUDIUS AUG LIB / LEANDER
CONIUGI SUAE ET / M ATTIUS LEANDER MATRI / B M FECER ET SIBI ET
LIBERTIS / LIBERTABUS POSTERISQ EORUM
(2) 6.12777
D M / TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L LEANDER / ATTIAE SECUNDAE / CONIUGI B M
/ ET M ATTIUS LEANDER / MATRI SUAE CA/RISSIMAE FECERUNT / ET SIBI
POST EORUM
511 Ti. Claudius Lemnius (1) Divi Claudi Augusti lib.
6.8636 = D 1682
TI CLAUDIUS / LEMNIUS / DIVI CLAUDI / AUGUSTI LIB / A STUDIIS
*PIR2 C 908.
512 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Lemnius (2) (vel Lemnus)
NS 1916, 39l
CLAUDIAE MEROE / TI CLAUDI AUG L LEMNI
*Solin 587.
513 Lemnus Aug. l. = Domitius Lemnus
(1) 6.8499 = D 1489
LEMNO AUG L / PROC / PATRIMONI ET / HERED ET / DOMITIAE PHYLLIDI /
L DOMITIUS LEMNUS F
(2) 6.8500 = D 1490
DOMITIAE PHYLLIDIS / C C DOMITI LEMNI / PROCUR / GERMANICI
CAESARIS
*A freedman and procurator of Nero before the latter’s adoption by Claudius,
who continued his career after Nero's accession: Weaver, Historia 14, 1965,
509f.; Chantraine 65 n. 15.
514 Ti. Cla(udius) Aug. l. Liris
6.15135
D M / TI CLA AUG L / LIRIS F SIBI ET ANNIDIAE / RUFILLAE CONIUGI SUAE
/ BENE MERITAE ET SUIS L / LIBERTABUS POSTERISQ / EORUM QUOD
CLAUDIA [---]
515 Ti. Claudius Lupercus Actes (Aug. l.) lib.
6.15137
See 287 (17)
516 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Lysimachus
14.3647 = D 4979
VALERIAE / DONATAE UXORI / CARISSIMAE FECIT / TI CLAUDIUS / AUG
LIB / LYSIMACHUS VIATOR / SODALIUM AUGUSTALIUM / ET SIBI
POSTERISQUE SUIS ET / LIBERTIS ET LIBERTABUS / POSTERISQUE
EORUM
Rome
B H
Pompeii: I
H
Rome
A B
Rome
A B
Rome
I
Rome
A
Rome
A B I
Rome
A I N
Rome
A e
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517 [Ti.] Claudius Aug. libertus [Mas?]culus
10.1971 = D 8193 = ILCV 4880 = AE 1999, 455
[cl]AUDIA ASTER / [hi]EROSOLYMITANA / [ca]PTIVA CURAM EGIT / [ti]
CLAUDIUS AUG LIBERTUS / [? mas]CULUS ROGO VOS FAC / [ite] PER
LEGM NE QUIS / [mi]HI TITULUM DEICIAT CU/[ra]M AGATIS VIXIT
ANNIS / XXV
*Revised text by G. Lacerenza; see AE 1999, 455.
5: ‘[Pro?]culus’ preferred as well attested cognomen in the region.; 5-6:
‘fac/[iatis]’ (space permitting,) J. Gascou, AE ad loc.
518 Maximus (freedman of [Ti.Claudius] Parthenius (566); PIR 2 M 429)
(1) Suetonius, Dom. 17.2
[Domitianum] saucium et repugnantem adorti Clodianus cornicularius et
Maximus Partheni libertus et Satur decurio cubiculariorum et quidam e
gladiatorio ludo vulneribus septem contrucidarunt.
(2) Dio 67.17.2
ou{tw de; ªParqevnio"º deivsa" mh; diafuvgh/, ejpesephvdhsen, h] w{" gev
tisi dokei', Mavximon ejxeleuvqeron ejpesevpemye.
519 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Meli[---]
6.37900 ad 34886
AEDICLA TI CLAUDI AUG L MELI[---] / ET CLAUDIAE NICE CONIUGIS [---]
520 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Meni[---]
6.5093
TI CLAUDI AUG L MENI[---]
521 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Merops
6.4018
(a) [ant]IGONUS / [li]VIAE L / [a]NTONIAN / DEC
(b) TI CLAUDIO / AUG L MEROPI / PROCURATORI / A REGIONIBUS URB
522 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Mil[.]g?
6.15153
D M / TI CLAUDIO AUG L MIL G? / ET TETTIAE PYRALLIDI / TETTIA M[---] /
CONIUGI ET PATRONAE / BENE MERENTIB POSUIT
523 Moschis Actes (Aug. l.) lib.
6.8767
See 287 (4)
524 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Moschus (1)
6.37755
DIIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE PELAGIAE / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / MOSCHUS
LANIP / FILIAE PIISSIMAE
525 Moschus (2) ([Ti. Cl]audi Aug. l. Dali) l.
6.14990
See 366
526 Musa (Ti. Cla(u)di Crescentis Actes [Aug. l.] l.) lib.
6.8801
See 287 (6)
Puteoli: I
a H M O
AD 96
G
G
Rome
A
Rome:
mon.
vin. Codin.
Rome:
mon.
Liviae
I
Rome
A G
Rome
A B G
Rome
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527 Myro (1) Aug. l.
10.6638c = I. It. 13.2.26
See 314
528 Myro (2) (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 M 769)
Seneca, Apocol. 13
See 305
529 Narcissus (1) (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 N 23)
(1) Suetonius, Claud. 28f.
sed ante omnis [suspexit] Narcissum ab epistulis et Pallantem a rationibus,
quos decreto quoque senatus non praemiis modo ingentibus, sed et quaestoriis
praetoriisque ornamentis honorari libens passus est; tantum praeterea
adquirere et rapere, ut querente eo quondam de fisci exiguitate non absurde
dictum sit, abundaturum, si a duobus libertis in consortium reciperetur. (29)
his, ut dixi, uxoribusque addictus, non principem sed ministrum egit...
(2) ib. 37.2
quem [Appium Silanum] cum Messalina et Narcissus conspirassent perdere,
divisis partibus alter ante lucem similis attonito patroni cubiculum inrupit,
affirmans somniasse se vim ei ab Appio inlatam... nec dubitavit postero die
Claudius ordinem rei gestae perferre ad senatum ac liberto gratias agere, quod
pro salute sua etiam dormiens excubaret. Cf. Dio 60.14.4f.
(3) Dio 60.15.5f.
sucnoi; de; kai; eJautouv", a[lloi te kai; oJ Oujinikianov",
katecrhvsanto. th'" ga;r ajformh'" tauvth" h{ te Messali'na kai;
oJ Navrkisso", o{soi te sunexeleuvqeroi aujtou', labovmenoi oujde;n o{
ti tw'n deinotavtwn oujk ejpoivhsan... (16. 2) h[dh d∆ ou\n tine" kai;
tw'n pavnu uJpaitivwn, oiJ me;n cavrisin oiJ de; kai; crhvmasin, uJpov te
th'" Messalivnh" kai; uJpo; tw'n peri; to;n Navrkisson Kaisareivwn
periegevnonto. Cf. ib. 16.5.
(4) ib. 19.2f.
kai; ou{tw" oJ Plauvtio" strathghvsa" to; me;n stravteuma calepw'"
ejk th'" Galativa" ejxhvgagen:... kai; ouj provterovn ge aujtw' /
ejpeivsqhsan pri;n to;n Navrkisson uJpo; tou' Klaudivou pemfqevnta
ajnabh'naiv te ejpi; to; tou' Plautivou bh'ma kai; dhmhgorh'saiv ti
ejqelh'sai: (3) tovte ga;r pollw' / pou ma'llon ejp∆ aujtw' /
ajcqesqevnte" ou[te ti ejkeivnw/ eijpei'n ejpevtreyan, sumbohvsante"
ejxaivfnh" tou'to dh; to; qrulouvmenon Æ ijw; satournavlia,Æ ejpeidhvper
ejn toi'" Kronivoi" oiJ dou'loi to; tw'n despotw'n sch'ma
metalambavnonte" eJortavzousi, kai; tw' / Plautivw/ eujqu;" eJkouvsioi
sunevsponto.
(5) Tacitus, Ann. 11.29
See 49 (10)
(6) ib. 33–8
Narcissus, adsumptis quibus idem metus, non aliam spem incolumitatis
Caesaris adfirmat quam si ius militum uno illo die in aliquem libertorum
transferret, seque offert suscepturum. ac ne, dum in urbem vehitur, ad
paenitentiam a L. Vitellio et Largo Caecina mutaretur, in eodem gestamine
sedem poscit adsumiturque.
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(34)... nec multo post urbem ingredienti offerebantur communes liberi, nisi
Narcissus amoveri eos iussisset. Vibidiam depellere nequivit quin multa cum
invidia flagitaret ne indefensa coniunx exitio daretur. igitur auditurum principem
et fore diluendi criminis facultatem respondit: iret interim virgo et sacra
capesseret.
(35)... omnia liberto oboediebant. patefieri domum adulteri atque illuc deduci
imperatorem iubet... castris infert, parata contione militum; apud quos
praemonente Narcisso pauca verba fecit... (37)... ac ni caedem eius Narcissus
properavisset, verterat pernicies in accusatorem... prorumpit Narcissus
denuntiatque centurionibus et tribuno, qui aderat, exsequi caedem: ita
imperatorem iubere. (38)... decreta Narcisso quaestoria insignia, levissimum
fastidii eius, cum super Pallantem et Callistum ageret...
(7) Juvenal 14.329ff.
sufficient animo.nec divitiae Narcissi, / indulsit Caesar cui Claudius omnia, cuius
/ paruit imperiis uxorem occidere iussus.
(8) Dio 60.30 6 b (= Zonar. 11.9)
See 49 (12)
(9) ib. 31.4ff.
ejntau'qa oJ Navrkisso" monwqevnti tw' / Klaudivw/ mhnuvei dia; tw'n
pallakw'n aujtou' pavnta ta; gignovmena. (5) kai; ejkfobhvsa" aujto;n
wJ" kai; th'" Messalivnh" ejkei'novn te ajpoktenei'n kai; to;n Sivlion
ej" th;n ajrch;n ajntikaqistavnai mellouvsh", ajnevpeise sullabei'n
tina" kai; basanivsai... (8) ejkeivnh" d∆ ou{tw diafqareivsh" th;n
∆Agpippi'nan th;n ajdelfidh'n e[ghme spoudh' / tw'n ajpeleuqevrwn, o{ti
to;n Domivtion ej" proshvbou" h[dh telou'nta ei\cen uiJon, o{pw"
e[fedron aujto;n th' / ajrch' / trevfonte" mhde;n uJpo; tou' Brettanikou'
deino;n pavqwsin, wJ" th;n aujtou' mhtevra th;n Messali'nan
ajnaireqh'nai poihvsante".
(10) Tacitus, Ann. 12.1f.
sed maxime ambigebatur inter Lolliam Paulinam M. Lollii consularis et Iuliam
Agrippinam Germanico genitam: huic Pallas, illi Callistus fautores aderant; at
Aelia Paetina e familia Tuberonum Narcisso fovebatur. (2) Narcissus vetus
matrimonium, filiam communem (nam Antonia ex Paetina erat), nihil in
penatibus eius novum disserebat, si sueta coniunx rediret...
(11) Dio 60.33.3 a (= Zonar. 11.10)
See 49 (13)
(12) Dio 60.33.5f.
o{ti oJ Navrkisso" th'" livmnh" th'" Foukivnh" sumpesouvsh" aijtivan
ejp∆ aujth' / megavlhn e[laben: ejpestavtei ga;r tou' e[rgou, kai; e[doxe
polu; ejlavttw w|n eijlhvfei dapanhvsa" ei\ta ejxepivthde" to;
suvmptwma, o{pw" ajnexevlegkton to; kakouvrghma aujtou' gevnhtai,
mhcanhvsasqai. (6) oJ de; dh; Navrkisso" ou{tw" ejnetruvfa tw' /
Klaudivw/ w{ste . . .
(13) Tacitus, Ann. 12.57
simul Agrippina trepidatione principis usa ministrum operis Narcissum incusat
cupidinis ac praedarum. nec ille reticet, impotentem muliebrem nimiasque
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(14) ib. 12.65f.
ob haec mors indicta [Lepidae], multum adversante Narcisso, qui Agrippinam
magis magisque suspectans prompsisse inter proximos ferebatur certam sibi
perniciem, seu Britannicus rerum seu Nero poteretur....(66) in tanta mole
curarum valetudine adversa corripitur, refovendisque viribus mollitia caeli et
salubritate aquarum Sinuessam pergit. tum Agrippina, sceleris olim certa ...
(15) Dio 60.34.4f. (= Xiph. 146.5ff.)
tau'ta de; dh; hJ ∆Agrippi'na poih'sai hjdunhvqh o{ti to;n Navrkisson
ej" Kampanivan, profavsei wJ" kai; toi'" u{dasi toi'" ejkei' pro;" th;n
podavgran crhsovmenon, proapevpemyen, ejpei; parovnto" ge aujtou'
oujk a[n pote aujto; ejdedravkei: toiou'tov" ti" fuvlax tou' despovtou
h\n. ejpapwvleto de; kai; aujto;" tw' / Klaudivw/, mevgiston tw'n tovte
ajnqrwvpwn dunhqeiv": muriavda" te ga;r pleivou" murivwn ei\ce, kai;
prosei'con aujtw' / kai; povlei" kai; basilei'": (5) kai; dh'ta kai;
tovte ajposfaghvsesqai mevllwn lampro;n e[rgon diepravxato: ta;
ga;r gravmmata tou' Klaudivou, o{sa ajpovrrhta katav te th'"
∆Agrippivnh" kai; kata; a[llwn tinw'n, oi|a ta;" ejpistola;" aujtou'
dioikw'n, ei\ce, pavnta prokatevkausen.
(16) Tacitus, Ann. 13.1
nec minus properato Narcissus Claudii libertus, de cuius iurgiis adversus
Agrippinam rettuli, aspera custodia et necessitate extrema ad mortem agitur,
invito principe, cuius abditis adhuc vitiis per avaritiam ac prodigentiam mire
congruebat.
(17) Pliny, NH 33.134
See 49 (14)
(18) Suetonius, Vitell. 2.5
Narcissi quoque et Pallantis imagines aureas inter Lares coluit.
(19) id. Vesp. 4.2
medium tempus ad proconsulatum usque in otio secessuque egit, Agrippinam
timens potentem adhuc apud filium et defuncti quoque Narcissi amici perosam.
(20) id. Tit. 2
quo quidem tempore aiunt metoposcopum a Narcisso Claudi liberto adhibitum,
ut Britannicum inspiceret, constantissime affirmasse illum quidem nullo modo,
ceterum Titum, qui tunc prope adstabat, utique imperaturum.
(21) 15.7500 = D 1666
NARCISSUS AUG L AB EPISTULIS
*For the possibility that Narcissus was a freedman of Gaius (5.6641 = D 191)
and for his wealth, including possible estates in Egypt, see PIR 2 N 23; RE
16.1701ff. For his involvement in hydraulic engineering, see (12), (13) and (21).
Of all the freedmen under Claudius he was the most influential and of all
imperial freedmen he was the most imperious. He deserves a detailed study.
530 Narcissus (2) (? freedman of Nero; PIR 2 N 25)
Dio 64.3.4 1
See 474 (6): Helius (1)
531 Ti. Claudius Nardus... Aug. libertus
6.9061
See 318
AD 54
Rome
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532 Neophytus (freedman of Nero; PIR 2
N 39)
Aurelius Victor, De Caes. 5.7
[Nero]... desertus undique noctis medio egressus urbe sequentibus Phaone
Epaphrodito Neophytoque et spado Sporo...
533 Claudia Aug. lib Nereis (1)
6.4923
D M / CLAUDIAE AUG LIB NEREIDI / M VALERIUS FUTIANUS / MATRI
CARISSIMAE
D M / M VALERIO SYNTROPHO / FUTIANUS / LIB OPTIMO
534 Claudia Nereis (2) (Ti. Claudi Augusti l. Pacori) l.
NS 1916, 391 n.
See 536
535 Neritus (1) Divi Claudii [libertus]
6.1921
NERITO DIVI CLAUDII [liberto] / PRINCIPI OFFICI IMPER[---] / VIATORI
APPA[ruit augusto?] / IULIAE CHRYSEI[di coniugi] / NERITO FILIO DIVI
[claudii l tabul vect] / IL(l)YRICI / CLAUDIAE MONTA[nae filiae? et] / LIBERTIS
LIBERTABU[sque postq eor --]
*Despite the uncertainty of the restorations (Mommsen, CIL), the freed status
of Neritus pater is probable, that of Neritus filius less so (cf. 3.4063).
536 Neritus (2)... Divi [Claudii l.]
6.1921
See 512
537 ? Neso(r) Aug.lib.
15.7271
NERONIS CLAUDI CAES AUG / SUB C NESO (?) AUG LIB PROC
2: 'sub c(ura) Nesto(ris) Aug. lib.'; CIL text as emended by Dressel, cf.
Chantraine 45; listed under 'Gnesius' in Solin (1) 981, (2) 485; cf. Bruun, 213
n.13. See 468*: Gnesius.
538 Nicanor (1) Aug. lib.
AE 1946, 213; cf. 1949, 191
TI CLAUDIO NICANORI NICANORIS AUG LIB PROC / CLAUD CALLIOPE
VIRO ET CONIUGI KARISS ET SANCT ITEM LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQ SUIS
POSTERISQ SUORUM FECIT
539 Ti. Claudius Nicanor Nicanoris Aug. lib. (lib.)
AE 1946, 213
See 514
540 [C]laudia Aug. l. Nice
RAC 20, 1943, 13
[--- c]LAUDIAE AUG L NICENI / [claudi]AE PROCULAE F VIX AN XIIX
B G
Rome:
mon. vin.
Codin.
B
Rome
A G
Rome
A B I
Rome
C I
Rome
I N P
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G I
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541 ? Tibeevv vrrioo"" v Neeikhvv vfoorroo"" v
IGR 4.914 = LBW 1212
(10) ªQuintus Veranius Philagerº hj
/thmevnon ajpo; Tiberivou Klau⁄divou
Kaivsaro" ajpeskeuavsqai Tibevrion Neikhvforon pravsªsoºvta th;ªnº
povlin ⁄ kaq∆ e{kaston e[to" dhnavria tªriºsceivlia kai; lambavnonta,
kai; th;n tou' seivtou ⁄ pra'sin geivnesqai ejn th' / ajgora' / kaªta;º
zeu'ªgºo" modivwn eJbdomhvkonta pevnte ⁄ ejk pavsh" th'" cwvra"...
*Nicephorus is conjectured (IGR ad loc. n. 10) to have been an Augusti
libertus removed from office by Claudius, on the petition of Veranius Philager,
for unauthorised exactions against the people of Cibyra. But his status and
nomen gentilicium are uncertain.
542 Nomaeus Neronis Aug. l.
6.194 = 14.2861
NOMAEUS / NERONIS / AUG L / TABULARIUS / FORTUNAE PRIMIGENIAE /
VOTUM SOLVIT / EX ARG P XIS =S ¢U
*8: 'ex arg(enti) p(ondo) undecim unciis novem semuncia scripulis quinque'.
The unusual precision of this sum () as a vow is unusual. It clearly was not
specifically promised in advance. It probably represents the actual weight of 'a
bar of silver' offered and accepted in fulfillment of a vow made in such general
terms. (I am indebted to Dr J. R. Melville Jones for helpful advice on this item.)
543 Claudia Nymphe (Demetri Aug. l. conliberta)
6.16810
See 369
544 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Nymphicus
6.34888
DIS MANIB / TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB / NYMPHICO FECIT / CLAUDIA
EPAGATHO / CONIUGI SUO / BENE MERENTI
545 Nymphius Aug. lib.
6.8829
CLAUDIA GE FECIT SIBI ET / NYMPHIO AUG LIB PATRONO / ET DONATO
AUG DISPESATORI / CONIUGI SUO ET IULIAE ANTIOCHIDI / MATRI SUAE
ET LIBERTIS LIBERTABUSQUE / SUIS POSTERISQUE EORUM / H M H N S
546 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Nymphodotus
6.15598
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE STEPTENI VIX / ANNIS LXXII FECIT TI /
CLAUDIUS AUG L NYMPHO/DOTUS PATRONUS ET CONTUB/ERNALIS
COIUGI SUAE KAR/ISSIMAE BENE MERITAE DE SE / CUM QUA VIX ANN
XLVI SIBI ET SUIS / POSTERISQUE EORUM
547 Claudia Aug. [lib.] O(b)sequens
6.15526
CLAUDIA AUG [lib] / OPSEQUENS (!) / HANC CASAM [---] / CUM AGRO ET [--
-] / ET POMARIS I[ta uti] / OPTIMAM MAXIMAMQUE / EMI ME VIVA
CONSACRA[vi] / CUSTODIAM SEPULCHR[i] / MEORUM QUI IN HAC AR[a] /
INSCRIPTI ERUNT / POSTERISQUE EORUM [---]
548 Claudia Aug. lib. Ode
14.3762
L FAENIO TELESPHORO / CONIUGI KARISSIMO / CLAUDIA AUG LIB ODE /
FECIT ET SIBI POSTERIS/QUE SUIS
Cibyra:
Asia
Rome /
Praeneste:
I
I L M N
Rome
A
Rome
A
Rome
G
Rome
A G H
Rome
K
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549 Ti. Claud(ius) Ones(imus) (1) Aug. l.
6.5654
DIS MANIBUS / LUCRETIA DIDYME / MATER ET / TI CLAUD ONES AUG L
ET / M ANTON EPAPHR FECER / FILIO SUO PIENTISSIM / Q LUCRETIO /
PAL PROCLO / VIX A VIII M V D VIIII
550 [Ti. Clau]dius Aug. l. Onesimus (2)
6.9034
(1) [ti clau]DIUS AUG L ONESIMUS / [rede]MPTOR OPERUM CAESAR /
QUINQ COLL FABR TIGNUA / LUSTRI XIIX
(2) AE 1941, 71 + Epigraphica. 37, 1975, 110
[fabrum tig]NARIORUM / [mag]ISTRI / [qui]NQ
[lust]R I / [---]S POLLIO / [---] C F TER / [---]S APHRODIS / [--ph]ILOTIMUS
/ [---]ROS MAIOR / [--- D]IOGENES
[LUST]R II / [C TACITIUS C] F RU[FU]S CN POMP CN L EUANGEL / [m
antoniu]S ANDRO / [c fictoriu]S FLACCUS / [m iul aug l] AMPHION / [c iulius
c] L MILO / [---] STABILIO
[lust]R III......
LUSTR XI / TELON AUG LIB / ......
[lustr xvii?] / ...... / (62) IN LOC CL / TI CL AUG [l ---]
LUSTR [xiix] / T FLA AUG L[ib penn---] / ...... / (78) IN LOC FLAVI PENN[---]
*See L. Pearse, Epigraphica. 37, 1975, 100–23; cf. A. Degrassi, Scritti Vari di
Antichità 1.379f. On the basis of the coincidence of the cognomina of the
masters of four slave ministri lustri secundi on an altar in Rome (6.30982) with
those of the magistri quinquennales of this collegium fabrum tignariorum for its
own second lustrum, Pearse (loc. cit.) convincingly made the restorations
incorporated above. One of these is M. Iulius Aug. l. Amphion, who was freed
by Livia not before AD 14. Furthermore, Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. [l. ---], although
apparently recorded under lustrum XVII, is clearly to be identified with [Ti.
Clau]dius Aug. l. Onesimus (2) who was 'quinq(ennalis) coll(egii) fabr(um)
tignua(riorum)' for its lustrum XIIX.
On the (as yet inconclusive) implications of the Imperial freedman nomina for
the dating of the foundation of the college of fabri tignarii, see Pearse, art. cit.
A possible schedule, however, which accommodates all these is as follows:
foundation of the college AD 10, lustrum I = 10–14; lustrum II = 15–19 (M. Iulius
Augustae l. Amphio [3045]); ... lustrum XI = 60–64 (Telon Aug. lib. [620]); ...
lustrum XIIX = 95–99 (Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Onesimus [527]; T. Flavius Aug lib.
Pennus [915]).
Telon Aug. lib., in any case, is unlikely to have been the freedman of a
Flavian emperor. He was possibly a freedman of Tiberius or Gaius, but more
likely of Claudius/Nero; in lustrum XVIII, 35 years later, a Claudian freedman is
still found holding office in the same college along with a Flavian Aug. lib.
551 Ti. Cla(u)dius Onesimus (3)... Imperatoris Caesaris l.
AE 1983, 64
TI CLA(u)DIUS ONESIMO OS/TIARIO IMPER/ATORIS CAES/ARIS L V A C /
TI CLA(u)DIUS / ONESIMUS F / CLA(u)DIA PALM/YRIS F ET IULIA
FELICU/LA CONTUBERNALI SUO / BENE MERENTI / FECERUNT
552 Ti. Claudius Onesimus (4) Actes (Aug. l.) lib.
6.15176
See 287(18)
553 Ti. Claudius Comici Aug. l. l. Onesimus (5)
6.15190
See 360
Rome
A B E H
Rome
I Q
Rome
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554 Ti. Claudius Augustorum lib. Onirus (1)
10.6475
TI CLAUDIO / AUGUSTORUM / LIB ONIRO
*On Augustorum lib.: see 378*.
555 Onirus (2) Aug. l.
14.2780
See 367
556 TTi. Kl(auvv vdio") v ∆OOyivv vmo" v aajj jpeel. j Kaivv vs. v
IGR 1.287 = IG 14.1761 = Moretti 689; cf. 6.29045
Ti Kl ∆Oyivmw/ ajpel ⁄ Kaivs Ti Kl Beitavlio" ⁄ qrevyanti ajxivw/ ⁄
ejpoivhsen ⁄ Q kat ⁄ Klaudiva/ Qallouvsh/ ⁄ mhtri; ejnteivmw/ ⁄ Tib Kl ⁄
Oujitavlio" ⁄ uiJo;" ejpoivei
557 Ti. Claudius Aug. libert. Optatus (1)
10.701
TI CLAUDIUS AUG / LIBERT OPTATUS / VIXIT ANN LXXV
558 Claudius Optatus (2) Aug. l.
14.163 = 15.7146 = IPO B 378 = D 1533
CLAUDI / OPTATI / AUG L / PROC PORTUS / OSTIE(n)SIS
559 Ti. Clau[dius] Aug. lib. P[---]
INAV 73
TI CLAU[dio] / AUG LIB P[---] / CLAUDIA [---] / CONTUBE[rnali]
560 Ti. Claudius Augusti l. Pacorus
NS 1916, 391
TI CLAUDIUS / AUGUSTI L / PACORUS / CLAUDIAE NEREI/DI L SUAE / ET
SIBI
561 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Paederos
6.15180
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / PAEDEROTI MAECENATIA /
TROPHIME CONIUGI / CARISSIMO BENE MERENTI OB HOC / FECIT
562 M. Antonius Pallas (freedman of Claudius and Nero; PIR 2
A 858)
(1) Josephus, AJ 18.182
[Antonia] ejpei; ga;r manqavnei ta; ejpi; tw' / Tiberivw/ sunteqeimevna,
gravfei pro;" aujto;n ta; pavnta ajkribw'" kai; Pavllanti ejpidou'sa
ta; gravmmata tw' / pistotavtw/ tw'n douvlwn aujth'" ejkpevmpei pro;"
Tibevrion eij" ta;" Kapreva".
*For the involvement of Caenis as Antonia's secretary in this episode, see
Dio 66.14.1f.
(2) Tacitus, Ann. 12.2f.
at Pallas id maxime in Agrippinam laudare quod Germanici nepotem secum
traheret, dignum prorsus imperatoria fortuna... (3) praevaluere haec adiuta
Agrippinae inlecebris.
(3) ib. 25.1
adoptio in Domitium auctoritate Pallantis festinatur, qui obstrictus Agrippinae ut
conciliator nuptiarum et mox stupro eius inligatus, stimulabat Claudium. Cf. ib.
65.4; 13.2.3; 14.2.4.
Setia: I
Labici: I
G
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(4) ib. 53.2
Pallanti, quem repertorem eius relationis [SC Claudiani] ediderat Caesar,
praetoria insignia et centiens quinquagiens sestertium censuit consul
designatus Barea Soranus. additum a Scipione Cornelio gratis publice
agendas, quod regibus Arcadiae ortus veterrimam nobilitatem usui publico
postponeret seque inter ministros principis haberi sineret. adseveraverat
Claudius contentum honore Pallantem intra priorem paupertatem subsistere.
et fixum est aere publico senatus consultum, quo libertinus sestertii ter miliens
possessor antiquae parsimoniae laudibus cumulabatur. Cf.Pliny, Ep. 7.29.2 &
esp. 8.6.1–15; Pliny Eld. NH 35.201.
(5) id. Ann. 13.2.4
sed neque Neroni infra servos ingenium, et Pallas tristi adrogantia modum liberti
egressus taedium sui moverat.
(6) ib. 14.1f.
et Nero infensus iis, quibus superbia muliebris innitebatur, demovet Pallantem
cura rerum quis a Claudio impositus velut arbitrium regni agebat; ferebaturque
degrediente eo magna prosequentium multitudine non absurde dixisse, ire
Pallantem ut eiuraret. (2) sane pepigerat Pallas, ne cuius facti in praeteritum
interrogaretur paresque rationes cum re publica haberet.
(7) ib. 23.1f.
deferuntur dehinc consensisse Pallas ac Burrus ut Cornelius Sulla claritudine
generis et adfinitate Claudii, cui per nuptias Antoniae gener erat, ad imperium
vocaretur... (3) nec tam grata Pallantis innocentia quam gravis superbia fuit;
quippe nominatis libertis eius quos conscios haberet respondit nihil umquam se
domi nisi nutu aut manu significasse, vel si plura demonstranda essent, scripto
usum ne vocem consociaret.
(8) id. Ann. 14. 65.1
eodem anno [Nero] libertorum potissimos veneno interfecisse creditus est,
Doryphorum quasi adversatum nuptiis Poppaeae, Pallantem, quod inmensam
pecuniam longa senecta detineret. Cf. Suetonius, Ner. 35.5; Dio 62.14.3.
*See also the passages given above under Callistus (49 [10, 11, 12, 14]),
Felix (436 [2, 6]) and Narcissus (505 [1, 10, 18]).
On the wealth of Pallas: Juvenal 1.108f.; his gardens: Frontinus, Aqu. 19, 20,
69; his estates in Egypt: cf. PIR 2
A 858. On his career, see especially S. I.
Oost, AJPh 79, 1958, 113–39.
563 Claudia Aug. l. Parata
6.8957
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIA AUG L / PARATA ORNATR/IX V A XXVII / TI IULIUS
ROMANUS / TI CLAUDIUS PRISCUS / NEDIMUS AUG SER / COIUGES EIUS
DE SUO
564 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Pardalas
11.7767
(a) TI CLAUDIUS AUG L PARDALAS / APOLLINIS PARASITUS / EGO SUM
BENE TIBI SIT QUI ME LEGIS ET TIBI / APOLAUSTI MAIORIS
CONDISCIPULUS APOLAUSTI IUNIORIS DOCTOR
(b) TI CLAUDIUS PARDALAS AUG L / APOLLINIS PARASITUS (A)EGO SUM /
BENE TIBI SIT QUI ME LEGERIS
(c) QUISQU(E ME VEX(S)AVERIT / QUISQU(A)E MEO CORPORI MANUS
INTULERIT / QUARTANAS DABO EX VISO MAGNO / IMPERIO IUSSUS SUM
CUM VIVEREM
AD 52
AD 54
AD 55
AD 62
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565 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. l. Paris
NSc. 1917, p. 291, no. 6
See 442 (2): Ti. Claudius Eutrapelus
For discussion and references, see 442 and [1595]: T. Aelius Paris.
566 (Ti. Claudius) Parthenius Aug. libertus (cubicularius of Domitian; PIR 2
C
951a)
(1) 6.8761 = D 1736
TI CLAUDIUS / EUTOMUS PARTHENI / AUG LIBERTI / A QUIBICLO (!)
LIBERTUS / FECIT CARI(n)THE BENE / MERENTI SUAE / CARISSIMAE
VIXIT / ANNIS XVIII
(2) Martial 4.45.1ff.
haec tibi pro nato plena dat laetus acerra, / Phoebe, Palatinus munera
Parthenius, / ut qui prima novo signat quinquennia lustro, / impleat innumeras
Burrus Olympiadas.
*The recipient of Martial's flatteries as benefactor and fellow-poet; cf. 4.78;
5.6; 8.28; 9.49; 11.1; 12.11.
(3) Suetonius, Domit. 16.2
iam periculo laetum festinantemque ad corporis curam Parthenius cubiculo
praepositus convertit, nuntians esse qui magnum nescio quid afferret nec
differendum. itaque summotis omnibus in cubiculum se recepit atque ibi
occisus est. Cf. ib. 17.2 (= 518 [1]).
(4) Dio 67.15.1
ejpevqento de; aujtw' / kai; suneskeuavsanto th;n pra'xin Parqevniov" te
oJ provkoito" aujtou', kaivper ou{tw timwvmeno" par∆ aujtou' wJ" kai;
xifhforei'n... Cf. ib. 17.2 (= 494 [2]); Tertullian, Apol. 35.9.
(5) Aurelius Victor, Epit. 11.11
igitur metu crudelitatis et conscientiae suae coniuravere plerique impulsoribus
Parthenio procurante cubiculum et Stephano...
(6) ib. 12.2
iste [Nerva] cum imperium suscepisset, mox rumore orto vivere atque affore
Domitianum perinde trepidavit, ut colore mutato verbis amissis vix consisteret.
sed a Parthenio confirmatus recepta fiducia ad sollemne delenimentum
conversus est. Cf. Eutropius 8.1.1 (= Orosius 7.11.1).
(7) ib. 12.8
sed milites neglecto principe requisitos Petronium uno ictu, Parthenium vero
demptis prius genitalibus et in os coniectis iugulavere...
(8) Joann. Antioch. De Insid. 44f. (= frag. 110 M)
o{ti Nevpba" ejpeidh; prov" tinwn dia; to; gh'ra" katafronhqei;"
ejpebouleuvqh pollavki", kai; to;n Petrwvnion kai; to;n Parqevnion,
prosfilestavtou" oiJ o[nta", ejkdou'nai toi'" stratiwvtai" pro;"
Aijlianou' tou' tw'n dorufovrwn hJgoumevnou ejbiavsqh: ejf∆ oi|" dh; kai;
sfovdra hJnia'to. Cf. Dio 68.3.3; Pliny, Paneg. 6.2.
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567 Patrobius (freedman of Nero; PIR 1
P 119)
(1) Dio 63.3.1f.
oJ ou\n Nevrwn kai; ejpi; touvtw/ aujto;n (Tiridates) qaumavsa"...
monomaciva" ejn Pouteovloi" e[qeto. hjgwnoqevthse de; Patrovbio"
ejxeleuvqero" aujtou', kai; tosauvth/ ge th' / lamprovthti kai; th' /
dapavnh/ ejcrhvsato... (2) kai; e[dei ga;r tw' / Patrobivw/ timhvn tina
dia; tau'ta genevsqai, ejtovxeusen oJ Tiridavth" a[nwqen ejk th'"
e{dra" qhriva...
(2) id. 64.3.4 1
See 450 (6). Cf. Plutarch, Galb. 17.2 (= 450 [7]).
(3) Tacitus, Hist. 1.49
caput [Galbae] per lixas calonesque suffixum laceratumque ante Patrobii
tumulum (libertus is Neronis punitus a Galba fuerat) postera demum die
repertum et cremato iam corpori admixtum est.
(4) ib. 2.95
nondum quartus a victoria mensis, et libertus Vitellii Asiaticus Polyclitos
Patrobios et vetera odiorum nomina aequabat.
(5) Suetonius, Galb. 20.2
ab iis [lixis calonibusque caput Galbae] Patrobii Neroniani libertus centum
aureis redemptum eo loco, ubi iussu Galbae animadversum in patronum suum
fuerat, abiecit. Cf. Plutarch, Galb. 28.2.
(6) Pliny, NH 35.168
[e Nilo harena] inde certe Patrobio, Neronis principis liberto, advehebatur.
568 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Patroclus
6.34401
D M / P ANNIO / COMMUNI / V ANN LXX / ANNIA EUHODIA / FECIT
PATRONO / OPTUMO ET SIBI / ET TI CLAUDIO AUG LIB / PATROCLO
CONIUGI SUO / VIX ANN LIII
569 [Ti.] Clau[dius Aug. lib. ? Pa]tronus
6.37745
[--- ti] CLAU[dio aug.lib / ? pa]TRONO A VESTE [--- / ---] CLAUDIAE SOTER[idi
--- / --- ti] CLAUDIO PRI[--- / ti cl]AUDIU[s--- / ti cl]AUDI[---]
*For 'Patronus' as cognomen: 6.5894, 9033 (Aug. lib.), 34563; Vidman 305;
Kajanto 314.
570 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. lib. Petronius
6.15648
See 408
571 Phaon Aug. l. (freedman of Nero; PIR 1
P 248)
(1) 3.14112.2
PHAONTIS / AUG L A RAT / LOGI
*Amphora stamp.
AD 66
AD 68
AD 69
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(2) Suetonius, Ner. 48.1–3
[Nero] aliquid secretioris latebrae ad colligendum animum desideravit, et
offerente Phaonte liberto suburbanum suum inter Salariam et Nomentanam
viam circa quartum miliarium... equum inscendit, quattuor solis comitantibus,
inter quos Sporus erat. (3)... ad aversum villae parietem evasit. ibi hortante
eodem Phaonte ut interim in specum egestae harenae concederet, negavit se
vivum sub terram iturum...
(3) ib. 49.2
[Nero] inter moras perlatos a cursore Phaonti codicillos praeripuit legitque se
hostem a senatu iudicatum et quaeri ut puniatur more maiorum...
(4) Cassius Dio 63.27.3
[Nero]. pro;" cwrivon ti Favwno" Kaisareivou, metav te aujtou'
ejkeivnou kai; meta; ∆Epafpodivtou tou' te Spovrou nukto;" e[ti ou[sh"
h[lase.
(5) Aurelius Victor, De Caes. 5.7
[Nero]... desertus undique noctis medio egressus urbe sequentibus Phaone
Epaphrodito Neophytoque et spado Sporo...
*Phaon is attested as an imperial freedman and close confidant of Nero. In
particular, he gave refuge and support to the emperor in his last few hours. It is
plausible, on the basis of an amphora stamp (1), that he became Nero's a
rationibus in AD 55 in succession to M. Antonius Pallas (562) (see Pflaum (1)
208; Boulvert (1) 97 n.37; Weaver 289). His nomen is not attested.
It has been argued by A. P. Gregory (Athenaeum 83, 1995, 401-10, following
Stein, RE 19.1795-6, Phaon 2), that Phaon may not have been manumitted by
an emperor, but could have entered the imperial service as a freedman of
Nero's aunt Domitia Lepida who was executed in 54 shortly before the end of
Claudius’ reign, when her freedmen and properties would have passed to the
emperor (i.e. by confiscation, to Claudius and soon thereafter to Nero or, less
likely, directly inherited by Nero in Lepida’s will).
Despite the precedent of the previous a rationibus, M. Antonius Pallas, not
being himself an Augusti libertus, but a freedman of Claudius’ mother Antonia
Minor, the case of Phaon is not compelling and raises questions of interest for
the recruitment of the developing imperial administration. (See separate note.)
This is on the basis of a L. Domitius Phaon ‘ex domo Domitiae L.f. Lepidae’
from Fundi, dated to 20 June 67 (AE 1914, 219 = Epigraphica 40, 1978,175-81,
no. 21; cf. CIL 10.444 = D 3546 = I.It. III. 1.7-8: L. Domitius Phaon, a
benefactor of a collegium Silvanorum in Lucania under Domitian.)
It remains, however, to explain how Phaon’s status indication ‘Augusti l(ib).’
could reflect the circumstances of such a manumission, ‘Augustae lib.’ not
being possible, and the likelihood that Nero on his accession would have
preferred a confidential freedman of his own for the key post of head of the
financial administration. A more plausible explanation is that of Nero’s
procurator patrimoni et hereditatium, Lemnus Aug. l. (6.8499 = D 1489) who
before Nero’s adoption by Claudius appears as (L.) Domitius Lemnus
procur(ator) Germanici Caesaris (6.8500 = 11. 1753 = D 1490) but after Nero’s
accession simply dropped his praenomen and nomen ‘L. Domitius’ as no longer
felt to be appropriate (Weaver, Historia 14, 1965, 509ff.; Chantraine 65 n.15).
572 Pheronactus (freedman of Claudius; PIR 1 P 255)
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573 Claudius Aug. l. Philades[p]otus
10.1549
C AVILLIUS DECEMBER / REDEMPTOR MARMORARIUS / BONAE DIAE /
CUM VELLIA CINNAMIDE CONT / V S L M / CLAUDIO AUG L /
PHILADES[p]OTO SACERDOTE POSITA / DEDICATA VI KAL NOVEMBRIS /
Q IUNIO MARULLO COS
574 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Philargyrus
6.8526 = D 1704
TI CLAUDIUS / AUG LIB / PHILARGYRUS TABELLAR / CASTRENSIS SIBI ET
/ DOMITIAE PHILARGYRIDI / ET TI CLAUDIO IANUARIO FILIS SUIS ET /
CLAUDIAE PITHUSAE LIB SUAE / ET SUIS / POSTERISQUE EORUM
575 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Phileros (1)
6.15194
TI CLAUDIO / AUG L PHILEROT V A LX / IULIA THYMELE / CONIUGI
MERITO [---]
576 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Phileros (2)
10.1728
TI CLAUDI AUG / L PHILEROTIS / AEDIT O S S
577 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. lib. Philetus (1)
6.10089 = D 1766
D M / CLAUDIAE FAUSTINAE / FILIAE PIENTISSIMAE / QUAE VIX ANN XVI /
TI CL AUG LIB PHILETUS / A COMMENT RAT VESTIUM SCAENIC ET /
GLADIAT ET FLAVIA PROCULA PARENTES / ITEM FLAVIUS DAPHNUS ET
CL MARTIALIS / FRATRES FECERUNT ET SIBI LIB LIBERTABUS / SUIS
POSTERISQ EORUM
578 Philetus (2) Aug. lib.
13.2106
CLAUDIAE / PHILETI AUG L LIBER/TAE HEURESI URBA/NUS ET SURUS
FRATRES / SORORI PIISSIMAE
579 Ti. Claudius Divi Claudi lib. Philius
(1) AE 1946, 99
(a) DIIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIUS / DIVI CLAUDI LIB / PHILIUS SCRIB /
CUBICULARIORUM / ITEM DECURIO / NERONIS AUG / PROCURATOR / A
PAEDAGOGIS
(b) DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE / AMME / PHILI AUG LIB / SORORI ET / LIB
(2) AE 1946, 98
DIS MANIBUS / T FLAVIUS AUG / LIB PHILIUS / CUBICULARIUS / PHILIUS
FRATRI OPTUMO FECIT
*An unusual case in the Fam. Caes., and indeed elsewhere, of two brothers
both with the same cognomen. They also shared an occupational connexion
with the cubicularii, but were freed at least 16 years apart, the elder (1) by
Claudius, the younger (2) (966) by, presumably, Vespasian. The elder Philius is
claimed to have the earliest known cursus for an Imperial freedman (Boulvert
(1) 83 n. 476, 177 n. 593; (2) 121 n.63). But (1a) is later than (2) and Claudius
Philius' procuratorship in charge of the staff of the Palatine training school for
imperial slaves was most likely to have been held under the Flavians, rather
than under Nero. For full discussion: Weaver, Antichthon 13, 1979, 73–6.
On imperial paedagogi and the paedagogium Palatinum, see Mohler 264ff.;
Boulvert (1) 177-8 + nn. 593-604.
Puteoli: I
F I L N
AD 62
Rome
a B G I
Rome
A H
Puteoli: I
I L
Rome
A B H I
Lugdunum
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Lugd.
G
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580 [Ti. C]laudius [Au]gusti lib. [Phil]ologus
(1) 6.8601
[dec]IMIAE L L / [li]BERALI / [ti c]LAUDIUS / [au]GUSTI LIB / [phil]OLOGUS /
[ab epist]ULIS UXORI / [in ho]NOREM
(2) 6.9449 = D 1848
PUDENS M LEPIDI L GRAMMATICUS / PROCURATOR ERAM LEPIDAE
MORESQ REGEBAM / DUM VIXI MANSIT CAESARIS ILLA NURUS /
PHILOLOGUS DISCIPULUS
*A previous husband of Decimia Liberalis (1), M. Aemilius Lepidi lib. Felix
(6.8602), was also connected with the Imperial family as a freedman of M.
Lepidus (2) (cos. ord. AD 6, 'capax imperii'), the father of this notorious (Aemilia)
Lepida (2) (PIR2 A 421) who was married to Drusus the son of Germanicus and
committed suicide in AD 36.
581 Claudia Philomela (Ti. Claudi Trop[himi] Aug. l. lib.)
6.15302
See 647
582 Phoebe (Ti. Claudi Crispi Act[es Aug. l.] n. l.) liberta
6.14987
See 287 (16)
*Phoebe, freedwoman and wife of Crispus, who was in turn a freedman of an
Imperial freedwoman (Acte), illustrates the range and complexity of legal status
relationships within the Fam. Caes. and slave society in general.
583 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Phoebus (1)
6.6189
IMMERITO ABDUCTAS PHOEBI D[e ---] / NICEN ET PHOEBEN ARCULA
ACE[rba tenet] / UNA ANNOS SEPTEM COMPLEVIT ET ALTERA [quinque?] /
AD SPEM NON PATRIA SUPPLICE VOCE IACENT / TI CLAUDIUS AUG L
PHOEBUS PATER / PLOTIA VENUST[a] MATER FECERUNT / FI[lis] SUIS
584 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Phoebus (2)
6.15207
D M S / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / PHOEBO / CLAUDIA PANNYCHIS / FECIT
CONIUGI BENE / MERENTI SIBIQ ET L L Q / POSTERISQ EORUM
*For the same combination of cognomina, cf. 6.8697a: Phoebus Octaviae
(Neronis) (ser.) & Antonia Pannychis.
585 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Phoebus (3) Antonianus
14.2835
TI CLAUDIO / AUG L PHOEBO / ANTONIANO / SIBI ET LIBERTIS /
LIBERTABUSQUE
*Most probably a former slave of Antonia Minor, freed by Claudius; possibly a
former slave of Antonia, daughter of Claudius; but certainly not of Pallas (538),
as CIL ad loc. On the agnomen 'Antonianus': Chantraine 301f.
586 Phoebus (4) (freedman of Nero; PIR 1 P 293)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 16.5
ferebantque Vespasianum, tamquam somno coniveret, a Phoebo liberto
increpitum aegreque meliorum precibus obtectum, mox inminentem perniciem
maiore fato effugisse.
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A I
Rome
F
Rome
G
Rome
A B G
Rome
A B H
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A M
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(2) Dio 66.11.2
tou' te Foivbou proselqovnto" aujtw' / [Vespasian] kai; ajpologoumevnou
o{ti ejpi; tou' Nevrwno" ejskuqrwpakovta pote; aujto;n ejpi; tou'
qeavtrou ejn th' / ÔEllavdi, ejf∆ oi|" ajschmonou'nta eJwvra to;n
aujtokravtora, ejkevleuse pro;" ojrgh;n ajpelqei'n, tou' de; ejromevnou
o{poi, Æej" kovraka"Æ ei\pen, uJpe;r touvtou ou\n ajpologoumevnou tou'
Foiv vbou ou[te ti kako;n aujto;n eijrgavsato, ou[te ajpekrivnato aujtw' /
a[llo oujde;n plh;n aujto; tou'to o{ti Æej" kovraka" a[pelqe.Æ
587 Phoebus (5) Actes Aug. l. l. (= Claudius Phoebus)
(1) 6.9030 = D 7386
See 287 (11a); cf. ib. (11d)
(2) 6.15410 = 34865b
See 287 (11c)
588 Phylax August. l.
14.4221
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE AGIDIAE / SORORI / PHYLACIS AUGUST L /
VIXIT ANNIS XVIIII
589 Pinytus (freedman of Epaphroditus [391])
Stephanus Byzantius, s.v. Biquvnion
ajf∆ ou| Pinuto;" ejgevneto ÔRwvmh" grammatikov" ∆Epafrodivtou tou'
Nevrwno" w]n ejxeleuvqero"
*Cf. PIR 2 E 69.
590 Claudia Aug. l. Piste
6.15545
DIS MANIBUS CLAUDIAE / AUG L PISTE
591 Claudia Pithusa (Ti. Claudi Aug. lib. Philargyri) lib.
6.8526 = D 1704
See 549
AD 70
Rome
B G I
Rome
A D
Albanus: I
D H
G
Rome
Rome
F G
Ti. Claudius Plokamos (Aug. lib.?)
? Perge
592 Polybius (1) (freedman of Claudius; PIR 1 P 427)
(1) Suetonius, Claud. 28
libertorum praecipue suspexit Posiden... Felicem... Harpocran... ac super hos
Polybium ab studiis, qui saepe inter duos consules ambulabat.
(2) Seneca, ad Polyb. 5.2
quid ergo? quem nemo adversus te animum gerit, eum esse tu credis fratris
tui, ut cruciatu tui noceat tibi, ut te velit abducere ab occupationibus tuis, id est a
studio et a Caesare?
(3) ib. 6.2
olim te in altiorem ordinem et amor Caesaris extulit et tua studia eduxerunt.
nihil te plebeium decet, nihil humile.
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(4) ib. 6.5
magna servitus est magna fortuna; non licet tibi quicquam arbitrio tuo facere.
audienda sunt tot hominum milia, tot disponendi libelli; tantus rerum ex orbe toto
coeuntium congestus, ut possit per ordinem suum principis maximi animo
subici, exigendus est. non licet tibi, inquam, flere; ut multos flentes audire
possis, ut periclitantium et ad misericordiam mitissimi Caesaris pervenire
cupientium lacrimas siccare, lacrimae tibi tuae adsiccandae sunt.
(5) ib. 7.3f.
non licet tibi ad utilitates tuas, ad studia tua respicere. Caesare orbem
terrarum possidente impertire te nec voluptati nec dolori nec ulli alii rei potes;
totum te Caesari debes. (4) adice nunc quod, cum semper praedices cariorem
tibi spiritu tuo Caesarem esse, fas tibi non est salvo Caesare de fortuna queri.
hoc incolumi salvi tibi sunt tui, nihil perdidisti. Cf. ib. 12.3f.
(6) ib. 8.2
Caesaris tui opera, ut per omnia saecula domestico narrentur praeconio,
quantum potes, compone; nam ipse tibi optime formandi condendique res
gestas et materiam dabit et exemplum.
(7) ib. 11.5
agedum illa, quae multo ingenii tui labore celebrata sunt, in manus sume
utriuslibet auctoris carmina [Homeri vel Vergilii], quae tu ita resolvisti, ut
quamvis structura illorum recesserit, permaneat tamen gratia – sic enim illa ex
alia lingua in aliam transtulisti ut, quod difficillimum erat, omnes virtutes in
alienam te orationem secutae sunt. Cf. ib. 8.2.
(8) ib. 12.1
respice optimos fratres, respice uxorem, filium respice... multos habes in quibus
adquiescas. Cf. ib. 3.4f., 9.7.
(9) Dio 60.29.3
tou;" mevntoi ajllotrivou" ajpeleuqevrou" oJ Klauvdio", ei[ pou
kakourgou'nta" lavboi, deinw'" timwrw'n, toi'" ijdivoi" ou{tw
prosevkeito w{sq∆ uJpokritou' tino" ejn tw' / qeavtrw/ pote; tou'to dh;
to; qrulouvmenon eijponto" o{ti Æajfovrhtov" ejstin eujtucw'n
mastigiva",Æ kai; tou' te dhvmou panto;" ej" Poluvbion to;n
ajpeleuvqeron aujtou' ajpoblevyanto", kai; ejkeivnou ejkbohvsanto" o{ti oJ
aujto;" mevntoi poihth;" ei\pen o{ti Æbasilei'" ejgevnonto coiJ pri;n
o[nte" aijpovloi,Æ oujde;n deino;n aujto;n eijrgavsato.
(10) ib. 31.2
tevw" me;n ga;r oiJ Kaisavreioi pavnte" wJmolovgoun aujth' / [Messalina],
kai; oujde;n o{ ti oujk ajpo; koinh'" gnwvmh" ejpoivoun: ejpei; de; to;n
Poluvbion, kaivtoi kai; ejkeivnw/ plhsiavzousa, kai; dievbale kai;
ajpevkteinen, oujkevti aujth' / ejpivsteuon, kajk touvtou ejrhmwqei'sa th'"
par∆ aujtw'n eujnoiva" ejfqavrh.
(11) Seneca, Apocol. 13
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*Polybius was already a senior freedman early in the reign of Claudius, as the
consolatio addressed to him by Seneca in AD 43 makes apparent. He was
therefore almost certainly freed before AD 41, either by Gaius, as was Callistus
(49), or by Tiberius, or by Antonia Minor, as was Pallas (538), or by Claudius
himself before becoming emperor. His prominence early in the latter's reign
and his earlier link with Claudius, implied in (3) ('olim te in altiorem ordinem et
amor Caesaris et tua studia eduxerunt') would perhaps favour the last
alternative. He would differ in that case from the dominant triumvirate of
freedmen in Claudius' reign, Callistus, Narcissus and Pallas, none of whom,
except possibly Narcissus, was actually manumitted by Claudius himself. He is
not to be identified with C. Iulius Polybius Caesaris l. (215). (The assumption of
Hanslik [RE 21.1579f. & Der Kleine Pauly 4.982f.] that he was 'C. Iulius Sabbio
[?] Polybius' in 6.20252 is quite untenable; see Chantraine 388, 394 n. 44.)
From the evidence of Seneca (4), he was the Palatine secretary a libellis
under Claudius from near the beginning of the reign. According to Suetonius
(1) he was simply ab studiis. Whether he formally held both posts at the same
time is uncertain but unlikely. His reputation as a literary scholar and translator
of Homer and Virgil was also well established by AD 43. The references in
Seneca's consolatio to 'studia' (2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and possibly 9) relate more naturally
to his private pursuits than to formal public duties. He was evidently succeeded
as a libellis by Callistus and perhaps at that stage formally became a studiis.
(See, however, Hirschfeld 332 n. 2; Griffin 21 n. 2, 61.)
It is most improbable that 'long before' AD 43 (olim) Polybius had been
raised to the equestrian order (Friedländer 4 10
. 33 [Bang]; Hanslik, RE 21.1580).
This is based on a misunderstanding of the rhetoric of Seneca, Consolatio 6.2:
'olim te in altiorem ordinem et amor Caesaris et tua studia deduxerunt' (3),
which need imply only freedman procuratorial and not even Palatine secretarial
rank, and is otherwise unsubstantiated. (Cf. the similar sentiments of Statius in
Silvae 3.3.76 about Claudius and the father of Claudius Etruscus: 'praecipuos
sed enim merito surrexit in actus... Claudius'; see Weaver 286.)
593 Polybius (2) (Hospitis Divi Claudi liberti Leonidiani) lib.
6.9060 = D 1641
See 464
594 Polyclitus (freedman of Nero; PIR 1
P 430)
(1) Tacitus, Ann.14.39
igitur ad spectandum Britanniae statum missus est e libertis Polyclitus, magna
Neronis spe posse auctoritate eius non modo inter legatum procuratoremque
concordiam gigni, sed et rebellis barbarum animos pace componi. nec defuit
Polyclitus, quo minus ingenti agmine Italiae Galliaeque gravis, postquam
Oceanum transmiserat, militibus quoque nostris terribilis incederet. sed
hostibus inrisui fuit, apud quos flagrante etiam tum libertate nondum cognita
libertinorum potentia erat; mirabanturque, quod dux et exercitus tanti belli
confector servitiis oboedirent.
(2) Dio 63.12.3
See 450 (2) [Helius]; 609 (3) [Sporus]
(3) Tacitus, Hist. 1.37
'septem a Neronis fine menses sunt, et iam plus rapuit Icelus quam quod
Polycliti et Vatinii et Aegali perdiderunt.' (Otho)
(4) Plutarch, Galb. 17.2
See 450 (7)
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(5) Tacitus, Hist. 2.95
nondum quartus a victoria mensis, et libertus Vitelii Asiaticus Polyclitos
Patrobios et vetera odiorum nomina aequabat.
(6) Pliny, Ep. 6.31.9
[Trajan] reversus diem dederat, et cum ex heredibus quidam quasi reverentia
Eurythmi omitterent accusationem, pulcherrime dixerat: 'nec ille Polyclitus est
nec ego Nero.'
595 Posides (freedman of Claudius; PIR 1
P 654)
(1) Suetonius, Claud. 28
libertorum praecipue suspexit Posiden spadonem, quem etiam Britannico
triumpho inter militares viros hasta pura donavit.
(2) Juvenal 14.91
vincens Fortunae atque Herculis aedem, / ut spado vincebat Capitolia nostra
Posides.
(3) Aurelius Victor, Epit. 4.7
Posidonio (!) eunucho post triumphum Britannicum inter militarium fortissimos
arma insignia tamquam participi victoriae dono dedit.
*On the exceptional award of dona militaria to freedmen: Stein, Ritterstand
125; Eck, Historia 25, 1976, 381–4, esp. 383.
596 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Potiscus
(1) 15.2399a = 14.4089.29
TI CLAUDI AUG L POTISCI
15.2399b
TI CLAUD[i aug l p]OTISCI
15.2399c = 10.8042.36; cf. Steinby, Agg. 90
TI CLAUD[i aug l p]OTISCI
(2) 15.2400 = 10.8043.76
POTISCI AUG L
(3) Bloch 461 = 14.5308.16
TI CLA POTISCI
*These single-name brick stamps are the earliest that record an Imperial
freedman in charge of a brickmaking production process. On first-century
bricks, the name alone, in the absence of any reference to the place of
production, serves as an early form of 'trade mark', guaranteeing the quality of
the mass produced bricks. For the difference in form between first-century and
second-century brick stamps, and for the difference between brick stamps and
other ceramic stamp 'signatures', see esp. Helen 47-53.
597 Claudia Prima (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Seleuci) l.
13.3542
See 603
598 Ti. Claudius Aug. [lib.] Primianus
6.8450a
MATIA TERT[---] / TI CLAUDIO AUG [lib] / PRIMIANO TABULA[r f lib] / ET
PECULIORUM [---] / ET SUIS LIBERTIS [dumtaxat] EOS QUOS IN
TESTA[mento meo / n]OMINAVERO POST[erisque eor]
*3: 'tabula[r(io) f(isci) lib(ertatis)'.
Ostia: I
P
Rome
P
Pompeii: I
P
Latium: I
P
Ostia: I
P
Morini:
Belgica
G
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599 Claudia Primigenia lib. Aug.
14.2690
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE PRIMIGENIAE / LIB AUG BENEMERENTI /
MAMILIA ALBANA / FILIAE / SUAE VIXIT ANNIS XV / MENSIB IIII
*The order 'lib. Aug.' in the status indication is rare in the Fam. Caes.,
perhaps influenced by the Greek version ajpeleuvqero" Sebastou': see Chantraine
165–70. On this teenage girl's manumission and nomen: Weaver 101 n. 3.
600 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Primigenius
(1) 6.8506
TI CLAUDIUS AUG L / PRIMIGENIUS TABUL / RAT PATRIM FEC SIBI ET /
IULIAE SEPTIMINAE F PIISSIMAE / Q V A XXII D II ET IUL PALATINAE /
FILIAE ET C IUL FELICI F ET IULIAE / PRIMAE CONIUGI KARISSIM ET /
LIBERT LIBERTAB POSTERISQ EOR / IN FR P XI IN AGRO P XIV / H M H N
S
*The three children take the same nomen as their mother, Iulia Prima, and
were born before the manumission of their father Claudius Primigenius. None
have a freed status indication; mother and children, despite their Imperial
nomen, may all well be freeborn.
(2) 6.8507 = 18070
PRIMIGENIUS AUG L / TABULARIUS PATRIMONI / TUTOR / DIIS MANIBUS /
C FLAVI C F QUIR / FIRMIANI VIXIT AN V / M IIII DIEBUS XI ET / ATENNIAE
IADI MATRI V A XXI / ET SORORI SUAE FECIT / ATENNIA THYAS ET / A
FURIUS VELITER [---] / CUM STA[---]
601 Ti. Claudius Augusti libertus Primio
6.8603 = D 1670
TI CLAUDIO AUGUSTI LIBERTO / PRIMIONI AB EPISTULIS / VOLUSIA
MYRALLIS FECIT VIRO SUO / BENE MERENTI ET SIBI QUI VIXIT ANNIS [---]
*PIR2 C 976
602 [Ti. Cl]a(u)dius Aug. lib. Primiti[vus]
9.5766
[---] LIB CLODIANO / ET / [ti cl]A(u)DIO AUG LIB PRIMITI/[vo ---] BENE
MERENTI FECIT / [---]IA MAGNILLA COIUX
603 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Primus
6.23398
OFILLIA METHE / TI CLAUDIO AUG / LIB PRIMO / CONIUGI ET / SIBI FECIT
SUIS / LIB LIBERQ
604 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Priscus
6.70
BONAE DIAE / CASTR FONT / TI CLAUDI / AUG L PRISCI / CELER / SER
TABUL / POSUIT
*2: 'Castr(i) Font(anorum)' CIL.
605 Priscus Aug. l. Gamianus
6.10245
LIBERTI LIBERTAE / PRISCI AUG L GAMIANI / EX TESTAMENTO
DESCRIPTU ITA UT / CAUTUM ERAT SUBSCRIPSER / LOCUS MONIMENTI
SIVE AGER EST VIA LATIN / AD MILLIARIUM V SUPRA PONTEM AD /
MONIMENTUM GAMI CAESARIS AGATHOCLIANI / DO LEGO LIBERTIS
MEIS UTRIUSQUE SEXSUS / POSTERISQUE EORUM ET IIS QUOS
MANU/MITTI ROGAVI IBIQUE TABERNAM FIERI / INQUE EAM REM
CONSUMI HS N L))) / ARBITRATU AGATHANGELI COLLIB
Tusculum:I
C H
Rome
A B H I
Rome
F H I
Rome
A h I
Ricina: V
A E
Rome
A
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*11: HS 50,000. Date is 1st C.; cf. Chantraine 296, no. 7; 314, no. 151; Solin
177. Manumission by Claudius/Nero is preferred, as Priscus was a former
slave of Gamus Caesaris Agathoclianus (0000) who probably died as slave of
Gaius; cf. 6.20706a: '[---] C. Caesa[ris A]gathocliano', where a Iulia Theonoe
also appears, and 6.15350, where a 'Claudia Aug. l. Amanda' is the
contubernalis of another Gamianus.
606 Claudia Tarsi Aug. l. liberta Privata
6.9068
See 617
607 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Privatus
6.15228
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / PRIVATO / CLAUDIA FORTUNATA /
CONIUGI SUO ET / SATTIA VICTORINA / PATRI SUO FECERUNT
607a [Ti.] Claudius Aug. libertus [Pro?]culus
10.1971 = AE 1999, 455
See 517: Claudius [Mas?]culus.
608 Claudia Aug. lib. Proposis
10.7536
CLAUDIA AUG LIB / PROPOSIS NISO TI CLAUDI / CAESARIS AUG GERMAN
/ CONTUBERNALI SUO / BENE MERENTI DE SE / FECIT
609 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib Protas
6.15235
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI AUG LIB PROTAE / V A LX / FLAVIA AUG LIB
HELIAS / CONIUGI BENE MERENTI
610 Pythagoras (freedman of Nero; PIR 1 P 826)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 15.37
ipse [Nero] per licita atque inlicita foedatus nihil flagitii reliquerat, quo corruptior
ageret, nisi paucos post dies uni ex illo contaminatorum grege (nomen
Pythagorae fuit) in modum sollemnium coniugiorum denupsisset.
(2) Dio 62.28.3
kai; proiüovnto" tou' crovnou kai; e[ghmen aujtovn [Sporus], kaivper
Puqagovra/ tini; ejxeleuqevrw/ gegamhmevno".
(3) id. 63.13.2
kajk touvtou sunegivnonto a{ma tw' / Nevrwni Puqagovra" me;n wJ"
ajnhvr, Spovro" de; wJ" gunhv. Cf. ib. 22.4.
(4) Martial 11.6.10
misce dimidios, puer, trientes, / quales Pythagoras dabat Neroni...
611 Claudia Aug. l. Pythias Acteniana
10.7980
DIS / MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE CALLISTES / CLAUDIA AUG L PYTHIAS
ACTENIANA / FILIAE KARISSIMAE / V A XXI M X D XIIII
*A former slave of Acte, no doubt from the latter's extensive properties in
Sardinia; cf. (287 [25–30]); Chantraine 295f., no. 2.
Rome
A G
Rome
A B
nr.Puteoli:I
Tharros:
Sardinia
A N
Rome
A H
AD 64
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612 [? Ti. Claudius Aug. l.] Quadratus (1)
6.8617 = D 1675
[---] / QUADRATO / SCRINIARIO / A LIBELLIS / CLAUDIA / TRYPHERA /
FECIT / CONTUBERNALI / SUO
*Scarcely the same as Quadratus (2) below (590), on the basis of the
incompatible occupational data; for a freedman scriniarius of the Claudian
period, cf. Ti. Claudius Divi l. Erastus (397).
613 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Quadratus (2)
6.8873 = D 1750
TI CLAUDIUS AUG / L QUADRATUS DEC / LECTICARIOR BRITANNICI / VIX
AN LX
614 Claudia Aug. l. Qu(ie)ta
6.15593
(a) CLAUDIAE AUG L / QUEITAE (!) / HIC SITA EST
(b) TI CLAUD QUIR / PLOLO (!) FILIO / SITUS EST
*Spelling! a2: 'Quietae'; b2: 'Polo'.
615 Romanus (freedman of Nero; PIR 1 R 59)
Tacitus, Ann. 14.65
Romanus secretis criminationibus incusaverat Senecam ut C. Pisonis socium,
sed validius a Seneca eodem crimine perculsus est. unde Pisoni timor et orta
insidiarum in Neronem magna moles et improspera.
*'Romanus' is a frequent cognomen in the Fam. Caes. — there are over 20
examples; cf. Vidman 323. The Tacitus reference is in the context other
'libertorum potentissimi', Doryphorus (380) and Pallas (538).
616 Ti. Claudius Rothus Aug. l.
6.15243
DIS MANIB / TI CLAUDIO / ROTHO AUG L / ET ANTONIAE HILARIAE
PATRONIS / BEN[e] MER[e]NTIB
617 Claudia Aug. l. Sabina
6.15579
CLAUDIA AUG L / SABINA / VIX ANN XVIIII ET / MENS II FEC MAT F
*4: 'mat(er) f(iliae)'.
618 Claudia Saeclaris (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Auxeti lib.)
6.15580
See 331
619 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. lib. Salvius
14.3474
D M / TI CL EVENTI / QUI VIXIT ANN XVI / TI CL AUG LIB / SALVIUS
ALUMNO / BENEMERENTI / FECIT
620 Ti. Claudius Aug. libertus Saturninus
6.8443 = D 1546
D M / TI CLAUDII / AUG LIBERTI / SATURNINI / PROC XX HERE /
PROVINCIAE / ACHAIAE / ET SATURNINA / CONIUNX F
*PIR2 C 1013.
Rome
A I
Rome
H I
Rome
b
AD 62
Rome
A g
Rome
c H
Rome
G H
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621 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Scapula
6.33738 = D 9027
D M / TI CLAUDIO AUG / L SCAPULAE TA/BUL CASTR CLAUDII / VICTOR
IANVARIA / SCORPUS INCITAT / LIB PATRONO B M F
*3-4: 'tabul(ario) castr(ensi)'; 6: Scorpus and Incitat(us), two of the four exslaves
of Scapula the tabularius, are declared charioteers by Syme (RP 3.1064)
because their cognomina are the same as those of two charioteers who were
later famous under Domitian and are similarly paired in Martial (11.1.16). This
is unlikely and may well be pure coincidence. See further 600 & 685 below.
622 Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. l. Scirtus
(1) 10.1739 = D 1587 = PIR2 C 1014
TI CLAUD AUG L / SCIRTI PROC BYBL / VETTIA TYCHE / SCIRTI
(2) 10.6638 = I. It. 13.2.26
See 314
*Chantraine, 39 n. 87, makes the identification of '[Sc]irtus l. a by(bliotheca)'
(2) with 'Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. l. proc(urator) bybl(iothecae)' (1), pointing out that
before AD 41 members of the collegium in (2) were freedmen of Claudius
before he became emperor, and therefore they did not have the Imperial status
indication.
623 Claudius Scorpus (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Scapulae) lib.
6.33738 = D 9027
See 596
*Not to be identified with (Flavius) Scorpus the Domitianic charioteer (as
implied by Dessau ad loc. n. 2); see 685*; Syme, RP 3.1064.
624 Claudia Caesaris [l.] Secunda (1)
5.1167
CLAUDIAE / CAESARIS [l] / SECUNDAE / VIRU[---]
625 Claudia Aug. l. Secunda (2)
6.15589
DIS MANIB / CLAUDIAE AUG L / SECUNDAE ET / CLAUDIAE RHOMENI / TI
CLAUDIS MENODOTUS / CONIUGI CARISSIM / ET FILIAE PIAE FEC
626 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Secundus (1) Philippianus
(1) 6.1859
[ti claudius a]UG LIB SECUNDUS / [philippianus / coactor] AR[gentarius? /
acce]NSUS [velatus] / SCRIBA LIBRAR VIAT[or ---] / FLAVIAE IRENE VXORI
OP[timae et] / TI CLAUDIO SECUNDINO [filio et] / CLAUDIAE SECUNDINA[e
filiae]
(2) 6.1860
TI CLAUDIO / AUG LIB / SECUNDO / PHILIPPIANO / COACTORI / FLAVIA
IRENE / MARITO / INDULGENTISSIMO
(3) 6.1936 = 32306 = D 1929
IN HONOREM DOMUS AUGUST / TI CLAUDIUS SECUNDUS COACTOR
CUM TI CLAUDIO TI [f] QUIR SECUNDO F VIATORIBUS IIIVIR ET IIIIVIR /
SCHOLAM CUM STATUIS ET IMAGINIBUS ORNAMENTISQUE OMNIBUS
SUA IMPENSA FECIT
Rome
G I
Puteoli: I
A I
Antium: I
AD 37
F I N
Rome
G
Aquileia: X
Rome
A B
Rome
A B I
Rome
A I S
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*Chantraine 328, nos. 264–5; Boulvert (1) 139, 318; (2) 237; Purcell 152ff. If
Ti. Claudius Secundus (3) is indeed the same as Ti. Claudius Aug. lib.
Secundus Philippianus of (2) & (3), which is likely also on grounds of
occupational title, the variation in the cognomen of the son Secundinus (1) who
is Secundus in (3) and freeborn, is curious. The restorations in (1) are possibly
incorrect. If the mother Flavia Irene was an Imperial freedwoman (as
Chantraine, loc. cit.), both children would be freeborn in the Flavian period after
the manumission of both parents.
627 Secundus (2) Aug. l. Vitalianus
10.1732
See 456
628 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Seleucus
13.3542
TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L SELEUCUS / TR MONUMENT / FECIT CLAUDIAE /
PRIMAE L SUAE
*3: 'tr(ierarchus)' (of the classis Britannica); cf. Boulvert (1) 62 n. 321.
629 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Severus
6.4545
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIO AUG L / SEVERO / CLAUDIA THALAME LIB /
PATR S F B M ET SIB ET SUIS
*5: 'patr(ono) s(uo) f(ecit)'.
630 Sosibius (freedman of Claudius; PIR 1 S 552)
(1) Tacitus, Ann. 11.1
adiungitur Sosibius Britannici educator, qui per speciem benevolentiae moneret
Claudium cavere vim atque opes principibus infensas.
(2) Dio 60.32.5
hJ ∆Agrippi'na touv" te a[llou" tou;" perievponta" aujto;n
[Britannicus] tou;" me;n ejxevbale tou;" de; kai; ajpevkteine, kai; to;n
Swsivbion, w| / h{ te trofh; kai; hJ paideiva aujtou' prosetevtakto,
katevsfaxen wJ" kai; tw' / Nevrwni ejpibouleuvonta.
631 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Soterichus (1)
AE 1980, 57 = 1953, 24 = Gordon 90
(a) [ti claudio] DRUSI F CAISARI AUGUSTO GERMANICO PONTIF MAXIM /
[et larib]US DOMNICIS DECURIAE ET COLLEGIO AUGUSTIANO MAIORI /
[mag coll] HUIUS ANNI D S P D D AEDICULAM MARMORATAM ITA UTI EST /
[---] AUG IULIANUS PEDISEQ M LIVIUS AUGUSTAE LIBERTI LIBERTUS
TANAIS / [--- at?]TALUS TI CLAUDIUS AUG L SOTERICHUS TI
IULIUS OLYMPICUS Q PRIM FACTUS EX DECURION / [ti iulius daphnus
decu]R DEDICATUM K AUG CN HOSIDIO GETA T FLAVIO SABINO COS
(b) [ti claudio caisari augu]STO GERMAN PONTIF MAXIM / [larib domnic decur
et c]OLLEGIO AUGUSTIANO MAIORI CAST / [mag coll huius anni] D S P D D
AEDICULAM MARM ITA UT EST / [--- aug iulianus pediseq t]I CLAUDIUS AUG
L SOTERICHUS / [m livius augustae liberti lib tanais t]I IULIUS OLYMPICUS Q
PRIMUS FACT EX DECURION / [--- attalus? ti i]ULIUS DAPHNUS D DEDIC K
AUG HOSID GETA FLAVIO SABINO COS / [--- iu]LIA OLYMPICI F
SATURNINA AEDICUL / [vi terrae motus dilapsam reficiu]NDAM DE S P
CURAVERUNT ISDEM DEDICARUNT / [kal aug sulla felice ma]RCIO BAREA
SORAN[o cos]
Puteoli: I
F G K S
Morini:
Belgica
G I
Rome
G
AD 47
I N
AD 51
Rome
F M N Q
Aug. 1,
AD 44
Aug. 1,
AD 44
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*a6: for the consular date of Geta and Sabinus, see P. A. Gallivan, CQ 28,
1978, 420; b2: 'collegio Augustiano maiori cast(rensi)', probably a funerary
college for Fam. Caes. members and their families; cf. AE ad locc.
632 Ti. Claudius Sotericus (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Diomedis) l.
6.22423
See 394
633 Ti. Claudius Spec(u)lator Aug. lib.
6.8583 = D 1578
D M / TI CLAUDIO SPECLATORI / AUG LIB PROCURATOR / FORMIS
FUNDIS CAIETAE / PROCURATOR LAURENTO AD / ELEPHANTOS /
CORNELIA BELLICA CONIUGI
634 Sporus (freedman of Nero; PIR 1 S 582)
(1) Suetonius, Ner. 28
puerum Sporum exectis testibus etiam in muliebrem naturam transfigurare
conatus, cum dote et flammeo per sollemnia nuptiarum celeberrimo officio
deductum as se pro uxore habuit. extatque cuiusdam non inscitus iocus, 'bene
agi potuisse cum rebus humanis, si Domitius pater talem habuisset uxorem'.
hunc Sporum, Augustarum ornamentis excultum lecticaque vectum, et circa
conventus mercatusque Graeciae ac mox Romae circa Sigillaria comitatus est,
identidem exosculans. Cf. ib. 29; Dio 62.28.3a.
(2) Dio 62.28.2f.
[Nero] e[peita kai; pai'da ajpeleuvqeron, o}n Spovron wjnovmazen,
ejktemwvn, ejpeidh; kai; aujto;" th' / Sabivnh/ prosewv /kei, (3) tav te a[lla
wJ" gunaiki; aujtw' / ejcrh'to kai' proi>ovnto" tou' crovnou kai; e[ghmen
aujtovn, kaivper Puqagovra/ tini; ejxeleuqevrw/ gegamhmevno", kai;
proi'ka aujtw' / kata; suggrafh;n e[neime, kai; tou;" gavmou" sfw'n
dhmosiva/ oi{ te a[lloi kai; aujtoi; oiJ ÔRwmai'oi eJwvrtasan. Cf. id. 63.
13.1f., 22.4; 587 (2, 3) [Pythagoras]; Dio Chrys. 21. 6–9.
(3) id. 63.12.3f.
cwri;" de; o{ te Poluvkleito" kai; Kalouiva Krispinivlla h\gon
ejpovrqoun ejsuvlwn pavnq∆ o{sa ejnedevceto, ejkei'no" me;n meta; tou'
ÔHlivou ejn th' / ÔRwvmh/, au{th de; metav te tou' Nevrwno" kai; meta;
th'" Sabivnh" tou' Spovrou. (4) thvn te ga;r fulakh;n
aujtou'... ejpepivsteuto.
(4) Suetonius, Ner. 46.3
[Neroni] auspicanti Sporus anulum muneri optulit, cuius gemmae sculptura erat
Proserpinae raptus.
(5) ib. 48.1
[Nero] equum inscendit, quattuor solis comitantibus, inter quos et Sporus erat.
Cf. Dio 63.27.3 = 391 (3) [Epaphroditus].
(6) ib. 49.2
ac modo [Nero] Sporum hortabatur ut lamentari ac plangere inciperet, modo
orabat ut se aliquis ad mortem capessendam exemplo iuvaret.
(7) Aurelius Victor, De Caes. 5.15
[Nero] desertus indique nisi ab spadone, quem quondam exsectum formare in
mulierem tentaverat, semet ictu transegit. Cf. ib. 5.7; see 509 (Neophytus).
Rome
B D E G
Rome
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(8) John Antioch. fr. 92 M
[Nero] deinw'" ajlghvsa" ejstevnaxen o{ti mhde;n dunhqeiv"... meta; de;
tou'to to;n Spovron boulhqei;" ajpoktei'nai dihvmarten, ajpofugovnto"
ejkeivnou. Cf. Dio 63.29.2.
(9) Plutarch, Galb. 9.3
[Nymphidius] e[rgon me;n auJtou' movnou th;n Nevrwno" ejpoiei'to
katavlusin, a\qla de; aujth'" ouj nomivzwn iJkana; karpou'sqai ta;"
tima;" kai; ta; crhvmata kai; to; Spovrw/ sugkaqeuvdein, o}n eujqu;"
ajpo; th'" pura'" e[ti kaiomevnou tou' nekrou' metapemyavmeno"
ejkei'no" ejn gameth'" ei\ce tavxei kai; Poppaivan proshgovreuen, ejpi;
th;n diadoch;n pareduveto th'" hJgemoniva".
(10) Dio 64.8.3
[Otho] kai; oJ bivo" aujtou' kai; hJ divaita, tov te tw' / Spovrw/ sunei'nai
kai; to; toi'" loipoi'" toi'" Nerwneivoi" crh'sqai pavnu pavnta"
ejxefovbei.
(11) id. 65.10.1
[Vitellius] th'
/ te a[llh/ trufh' / kai; tovte crwvmeno" kai; ajgw'na"
monomaciva" tiqeiv" (ejn oi|" kai; oJ Spovro" mevllwn ejn kovrh"
aJrpazomevnh" schvmati ej" to; qevatron ejsacqhvsesqai oujk h[negke
th;n u{brin ajll∆ eJauto;n proapevsfaze).
635 Stephanio Au[g. l.?]
6.20141
[---] OLLI / [---] POSUERUNT / C IULIUS CALLIAE L MOSCHUS / ET / C
IULIUS C F ALCI[---] / IN HORTIS / STEPHANIONIS AU[g l?] / IDIB MAIS / CN
SENTIO SATURNINO / Q POMPONIO SECUND / COS
*Equally possibly a Julian freedman in view of the very early Claudian date —
15 May, 41 (Gaius was assassinated 24 January, 41) — and the indication that
Stephanio already possessed established gardens.
636 Claudia Stepte (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Nymphodoti lib.)
6.15598
See 522
637 Claudius Storax Actes (Aug. l.) lib.
6.8767a
See 287 (4)
638 Ti. Claudius Strenuus (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Diomedis) l.
6.22423
See 374
639 Ti. Claudius Successus ([Ti.] Claudi Aug. l. Felicis lib.)
AE 1985, 183
See 437
640 Ti. Claudius Symmachus Aug. lib.
6.8660
D M / TI CLAUDIO / SYMMACHO / AUG LIB / SPECLARIARIO / DOMUS
PALATI/NARUM FECIT / EPICTETUS NU/TRICI SUO / VIXIT ANNIS LXXXII
*8–9: 'nutrici' = 'nutrici' (i. e. foster-father)?
AD 69
Rome
F N
15 May,
AD 41
Rome
A G H
Rome
A B G H I
Rome
A E G
Ostia: I
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641 [Ti. Cl]audius Aug. l. T[---]
10.6646 & add.
[---]VENI[--- / ti cl]AUDIUS AUG L T[--- / ---] MATERNUS [---]
642 Tarsus Aug. l.
6.9068
DIS MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE TARSI / AUG L TABULARI / LIBERTAE /
PRIVATAE / TITHASUS CONIUGI / CARISSIMAE
643 Telon Aug. lib.
AE 1941, 71; cf. Epigraphica 37, 1975, 110
See 526 (2)
*For the dating problems and probable Claudian nomen of Telon, see 526*.
644 Claudia Aug. liberta Tertulla
3.456 = IGR 4.957 = I. Chios 377
See 321
645 Claudia Thalame (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Severi) lib.
6.4545
See 604
646 Thalamus (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Dioscori conlibertus)
6.8748
See 375
647 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Thales Vinicianus
6.8938 = D 1690
DIIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI AUG LIB / THALETIS VINICIANI /
NOMENCLATORIS / A CENSIBUS / THALLUS ET IANUARIA / LIB DE SUO
POSUERUNT / LOCO LEGATO AB / IULIO ALCIDE COLL EIUS / CUIUS
HERES FUIT
*9: 'coll(iberto)', rather than 'coll(ega)': cf. 13; see Chantraine 119 + n. 43; on
colliberti with different nomina: id. 118ff.; on agnomen 'Vinicianus': id. 341f., no.
334.
648 Thaliarchus Aug. l.
3.12131 = TAM 2.486
[---] ET THALIARCHI AUG L F / [---] THALIARCHILLAE / [---]S NERONIS AUG
DISP / [c]ONTUBERNALI SUAE
649 ?Ti. Cl(audius) Thallus (1)
6.8649 = D 1775
D M / TI CL THALLUS / PRAEPOSITUS VELARIORUM / DOMUS
AUGUSTIANAE / FEC SIBI ET FILIS SUIS L L / POST EORUM
*5-6: ‘l(ibertis) l(ibertabus) pos(teris)’. Freedman status is imputed from the
occupational title 'praepositus'; cf. Boulvert (1) 28 n. 67; 183 n. 641.
650 Thallus (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. lib. Thaletis Viniciani) lib.
6.8938 = D 1690
See 621
651 Claudia Thallusa Aug. lib.
6.10163 = D 5155
D M / CLAUDIAE / THALLUSAE AUG / LIB ET THALLIAE / F EIUS
HYACIN/THUS VILICUS MA/PHITHEATRI (!) CON/IUGI SUAE ET FILIAE /
EIUS ET SIBI ET SU/IS
Antium: I
E
Rome
G I
Rome
F I K Q
Chios:
Asia
A K M
Rome
G
Rome
F
Rome
F G I S
Patara:
Lycia-
Pamphylia
C I
Rome
b I
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652 Ti. Claud(ius) Aug. l. Thamyrus
6.15266
See 392
653 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Theodotus
6.15290
TI CLAUDIUS / AUG L THEODOTUS / VIX ANNOS L
654 ? 'Thessalicus' (PIR 1 , T 131b)
Pliny, NH 12.12
inde [Creta] in Italiam quoque ac suburbana sua Claudio principe Marcelli
Aesernini libertus sed qui se potentiae causa Caesaris libertis adoptasset,
spado Thessalicus praedives, ut merito dici posset is quoque Dionysius,
transtulit id genus [platani].
*'Thessalicus' is doubtful as cognomen (but see PIR ad loc.), as is perhaps, in
this case, also 'Dionysius'; cf. RE 3.2702, s.v. 'Claudius' (133), under the entry
'(M. Claudius) Dionysius (?)'. As a freedman of M. Claudius Marcellus
Aeserninus (praet. AD 19, cos. ? under Tiberius; PIR2 C 928), he is recorded by
Pliny the Elder as having simply 'joined' the Fam. Caes. (se adoptaverat libertis
Caesaris), presumably by irregularly calling himself 'Ti. Claudius Aug. l. ...'.
For discussion of this extraordinary case, see esp. Chantraine 81 + n. 88.
655 [Ti. Claudius Threp]tus Aug. liber[tus] = ªTi Klauºdiio"" Qrevv vpto"" v
Kaiªvv vsaro" v ajj jpeleuºvv j vqero" v
IManisa 520 + Fig. 224= R. Kearsley, ---
[ti claudius threp]TUS AUG LIBER[tus / et cornelia --- ]NASSA UXOR
[fecer(unt)/ claudiae fla--]AE FILIAE SUAE QUAE / [vixit annos viii e]T MENSES
IIII ET SIBI VIV[i]
ªTi Klauºvdio" Qrevpto" Kaiv⁄ªsaro" ajpeleuºvqero" kai; Korneliªva ⁄ -nassa
hJ guºnh; Klaudiva/ Qlaª--a/ ⁄ th' / eJautw'n qºugatri; zhsavsh/ e[th
hæ mh'(na") ªdæ ⁄ kai; eJautºoi'" zw'nte" e[poivhsan
*3: '[Claudiae Flavi]ae' ed. H Malay, who also restores Flaªbiva/º in line 7.
The inscription should be dated to the mid- to late 1st century from the name of
the dedicator Claudius Threptus Aug. lib. who is still living at the time it was
erected. His deceased daughter, Claudia Fla[--],who takes the nomen of her
father not her mother's, is presumably freeborn after her father's manumission.
The editor of IManisa 520, H Malay, assumes that her cognomen was 'Flavia',
but the use of the nomen 'Flavia' as cognomen would be unusual at this period
and is unlikely and unnecessary. Other possibilities are 'Flava', 'Flamma',
'Flavina'.
656 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Tigranus
6.8872
(a) DIS M / TI CLAUDIO / AUG LIB / TIGRANO / EX CORPORE /
LECTICARIORUM / CAESARIS / VIXIT ANNIS / LXXXV / M LICINIUS /
ATIMETUS ET / SEXTIA FELIX / BENEMERENTI / POSUERUNT
(b) DIS M / TI CLAUD/IO AUG LIB / TIGRANO / EX CORP/ORE
LEC/TICARIO/RUM CAE/SARIS VIX AN/NIS LXXXV M / LICINIUS ATIME/TUS
ET SEXTIA FE/[lix] BENE MEREN/[ti fe]CERUNT
657 Claudia Ti. Augusti l. Toreuma
5.2931
DIS / MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE / TI AUGUSTI L / TOREUMAE / ANNOR XVIIII /
HAC EGO BIS DENOS NONDUM / MATURA PER ANNOS / CONDOR HUMO
MULTIS NOTA / TOREUMA IOCIS / EXIGUO VITAE SPATIO FELICITER /
ACTO / EFFUGI CRIMEN LONGA SENECTA / TUUM
Rome
C D
Rome
H
K N
Manisa:
Asia
A B H
Rome
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658 Trophime Aug. lib.
6.15478
DIIS / MANIBUS / CLAUDIAE IDES / TROPHIME / AUG LIB / FILIAE
PIISSIMAE / ET L VENTICO / MODESTO NEPOTI / DULCISSIMO
659 Ti. Claudius Trop[himus] Aug. l.
6.15302
[dis] MANIB / TI CLAUDIO TROP[himo] / AUG L / CLAUDIA PHILOMELA /
PATRONO OPTIMO / Q Q VER A MACER P III
*6: 'q(uo)q(uo)ver(sus) a macer(ia)'.
vrio" v Klauvv vdio" v Sebaasttou'' ' ' ajj jpeleuvv j vqero" v Truvv vfwn v
660 ªTibºevv
IGR 4.847 = MAMA 6.2; cf. 3.14192.10
Dªii;º megivsªtw' /º Sªwºth'ri kai; Aujtokravtori ªDomitianºw/ ' Kaivsari
Sebastw' / ⁄ ajrcierei' megivstw/ dhmarcikh'" ejxªousiva" to; .. uJpavtw/
to;... Aujtokravtori to;... Tibºevrio" Klauvdio" Sebas⁄tou' ajpeleuvqero"
Truvfwn tou;" puvrgou" kai; ⁄ ta; peri; tou;" puvrgou" kai; to;
trivpulon su;n ªpanti; tw' / kovsmw/ kaqievrwsenº
661 [Cl]audia Tyche (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Cosmi Clariani lib.)
6.4741
See 362
662 TTiibevv
I. Magn. 113
vrio"" v Klaauvv vdio"" v Sebastou'' ' ' ajj jppeleuvv j vqero"" v Tuvv vranno"" v
ejpi; stefanhfovrou Tiberivou Pankrativdou tou' ⁄ Diofavntou
mhno;" Kourew'no" Sebastªh' /º ⁄ e[doxen th' / boulh' / kai; tw' / dhvmw/
gnwvmh stra⁄thgw'n kai; tou' grammatevw" tou' dhvmou kaªi;º ⁄
ajrcierevw" tw'n patrivwn qew'n kai; tw'n Se⁄bastw'n Pammevnou" tou'
Dioklevou" ⁄ æejpãeÃi; Tibevrio" Klauvdio" Sebastou' ajpeleuv⁄qero"
Tuvranno" poleivth" hJmevtero" ajnh;ªrº ⁄ dedokimasmevno" toi'" qeivoi"
krithrivoi" ⁄ tw'n Sebastw'n ejpiv te th' / tevcnh/ th'" ijatri⁄kh'" kai;
th' / kosmiovthti tw'n hjqw'n paragenovmeno" ⁄ ij" th;n patrivda
ajnavlogon pepoivhtai th;n ejpidh⁄mivan th' / peri; eJauto;n
ejn pa'si semnovthti pros⁄enecqei;" fªiºlanqrwvpw" pa'si toi'"
poleivtai" ⁄ wJ" mhdevna uJf∆ auJtou' para; th;n ajxivan tou' kaq∆
eJ⁄auto;n megevqou" ejpibebarh'sqai ejf∆ oi|" hJ boulh; ⁄ kai; oJ dh'mo"
ajpodecovmenoªiº to;n a[ndra pros⁄h'kon h{ghvtai timh'sai aujtovn:
dedovcqai th' / ⁄ boulh' / kai; tw' / dhvmw/ tetimh'sqai Tibevrion Klauv⁄dion
Sebastou' ajpeleuvqeron Tuvrannon kai; ⁄ ei\nai ejn ajpodoch' / tw' /
dhvmw/ dedovsqai te auj⁄tw' / ajtevleian pavntwn ãde;Ã tw'n telw'n w|n
kates⁄keuvake ejrgasthrivwn ejpi; th'" cwvra" h|" ⁄ kwvmh Kaduivh
663 Tyrannus Actes (Aug. l.) l.
6.32269 ad 1867a
See 287 (22)
664 [Ti. Clau]dius Aug. lib. Va[---]
6.4306
[ti clau]DIUS AUG LIB VA[--- / hono]RATUS PERMISS[u--- / s]IBI ET TI
CLAUD[io ---]
Rome
B
Rome
G
Laodicea
ad Lycum:
Asia
K L N
Rome
G
Magnesia
ad
Menander:
Asia
F I K O
Rome
A C G H I
Rome:
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665 Ti. Claudius Aug. lib. Veteranus
6.1959 = 4013 = D 7886
TURANNUS VERNA TAB APPARITOR / SACRIS OMNIUM IMMUNIS / IS
DEDIT TI CLAUDIO AUG L VETERANO / COLUMBARIUM TOTUM / [---] IS
INTULIT IANTHUM AUG L / FRATREM SUUM
666 Ti. Claudius Vi[ctor] (1) Antonia[nus] Divi Claudi lib.
6.15314
TI CLAUDIO VI[ctor]I ANTONIA[no] / DIVI CLAUDI LIB V A V[---] / CLAUDIA
NEBRIS MATER CLAUDIUS HERMA PA[ter] / FILIO PIISSI[mo] / FECERUNT /
TI CLAUDIUS PHILETUS P F PIISSIMO / ET CLAUDIA CALLISTE M SIBI ET
SUIS P
*For the difficulties in reconciling the agnomen 'Antonianus' with the status
indication 'Divi Claudi lib.' and the very early age at death of Vi[ctor], see
Chantraine 301f., no. 51.
667 Claudius Victor (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Scapulae) lib.
6.33738 = D 9027
See 598
668 Ti. Claudius Aug. l. Vitalis (1)
INAV 50
See 282
669 Claudia Vitalis (2) (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Eupais) liberta
6.8685
See 414
670 Xenia Caesaris lib.
6.4058
See 343
*From the monumentum Liviae and possibly freed by a Julian emperor, or
even (but unlikely) a slave, if reading (with Bang) in 5: 'lib(rario)' for 'lib(erto)'.
671 TTii. Klauvv vddio"" v Sebbastou'' ' ' ajj jpeleuvv j vqero"" v Zhna'' ''
IGR 1.781
Dii; Zbelouvrdw/ ⁄ Aujtokravtori Kaivsari Domitia⁄nw' / Sebastw' /
Germanikw' / to; idæ ⁄ uJpavtw/ ejpitropeuvonto" Qrav /kh" ⁄ K.
Oujettidivou Bavssou Ti Klauv⁄dio" Sebastou' ajpeleuvqero" ⁄ Zhna'
trihvrarco" klavssh" Perin⁄qiva" su;n Klaudivoi" Ti uiJoi'" Kureivna/
⁄Maxivmw/ Sabivnw/ Louvpw/ Fou⁄touvrw/ tevknoi" ijdivoi" prw'to" ⁄
kaqievrwsen
*For the dating (Domitian cos XIV 88, cos XV 90; Q. Vettidius Bassus [PIR1 V 316] proc. prov. Thraciae 88), cf. Pflaum, CP p. 1069.
672 Ti. Claudius Aug. l./lib. Zosimus
(1) 6.9003 = D 1796
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDI AUG LIB / ZOSIMI PROCURAT /
PRAEGUSTATORUM / CLAUDIA ENTOLE CONIUNX / VIRO BENE MERENTI
/ ET CLAUDIA EUSTACHYS FILIA / PATRI PIENTISSIMO
(2) AE 1976, 504
DIS MANIBUS TI CLAUDIO / AUG L ZOSIMO PROC / PRAEGUSTATORUM
IMP / DOMITIANI C[a]ESARIS / AUG GERMANICI H M H N S
Rome
D F I M
Rome
a b C F G
H S
Rome
G
Rome
A B
Rome
G
Rome:
mon.
Liviae
F Q
Heraclea-
Perinthus:
Thracia
AD 88–90
B I L N
Rome
A B I
Mainz:
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*(2) is probably earlier than (1), due to the respective location and
circumstances of the dedications; cf. the earlier form of status indication 'Aug. l.'
against the later 'Aug. lib.' in (1). (2) is convincingly dated to as late as AD 89
(see below) when Zosimus had been manumitted for at least twenty-one years
and was probably in his mid-fifties or older. As holder of the sensitive post in
charge of the emperor's foodtasters (praegustatores), he can be assumed to
have accompanied Domitian to Mainz at the time of the revolt of Saturninus in
January 89. For the date and for the circumstances of the two separate
dedications, on the Rhine and at Rome, see G. Walser, Chiron 19, 1989,
449–56 against L. Schumacher, Epig. Stud. 11, 1976, 131–41.
673 Tib. Clau[dius Aug. l. ? ---]
2.4183
TIB CLAU[dius ---] / TABULARIU[s ---]
674 Claudia Au[g. l. ---]
3.422 = I. Teos 188
CLAUDIA AU[g l ---] / MONUMEN[tum fecit] / LAE[t]O CAES[aris n] / [---] /
Klaudiva S[ebastou' ---]
675 [Clau]dia Aug. l. [---]ndria
5.7209
(a) [i]OM / [t fl]AVIUS / [aug] L ALYPUS / [---] XL GAL(l)IC / ET / [clau]DIA AUG
L / [---]NDRIA / [l] M
(b) IO[m] / ALYPUS AU[g l] / V [s]
676 Ti. Claudius Diƒi Claudi lib.[---]pterus
6.8554 = D 1765
DIS MANIBUS / TI CLAUDIUS / DIƒI CLAUDI LIB / [---]PTERUS / VESTIFICUS
CAESAR / A VESTE SCAENICA / CLAUDIA LYCORIS / FECIT CONIUGI SUO
ET / SIBI ET SUIS
*3: Claudian letter ƒ = digamma; 4: '[Di]pterus' CIL, Dessau, but cf. Solin
1315.
677 [Ti. Cla]udius Aug. l. [---]nius
6.14883
[ti cla]UDIUS AUG L / [---]NIUS / [---]AM CUM OLLIS / [---]S SIBI ET SUIS /
[poste]RISQ EORUM
678 Ti. Claudius Aug. [l. ---]
6.14892
TI CLAUDIUS AUG [l ---]/QUE SUIS LOCUM O[---]
679 Ti.Claudius Aug. l. [---]
6.31295a
IMP CAESARI [---] / AUG GERMA[nico ---] / TRIBUNIC POT[---] / LICTORES [--
-] / CURATORIBU[s ---] / TI CLAUDIO AUG L [---]
680 Claudia [---] ([Ti. Cla]udi Aug. lib. [Ac]rati) conl(iberta)
6.33194 = D 7297
See 294
681 [T]i. Cl[audius] Aug. l. [---]
8.21008 = Carm. Lat. Epig. 125
[tu qui praete]RIENS SPECTAS / [monimentum] MEUM ASPICE / [indignans
hic] DATA MORTE / [t]I CL[audi] AUG L / [---] TABULAR[i] A RATIO/[nib]
CANNUTIA T[---] / CONIUGI BENE [merenti fec / h s e]ST S T T [l]
Tarraco:
Hisp. Cit.
I L M
Teos: Asia
A
fines
Cottii: Alp.
Cott.
A I L
Rome
A I
Rome
M
Rome
Rome
I
Rome
A I
Caesarea:
Mauret.
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682 [Ti.] C[l]audi[us ---]si(p)pus? Aug[---] lib.
10.699/700
[ti] C[l]AUDI[- / ---]SIIPI AUG[---] / LIB VIX A[--- / ---]
*2: '[Chry]sippus'?.
683 Ti. Claudi[us] Aug. liber[t --]diorus
10.7979
D M / TI CLAUDI[us] / AUG LIBER[t --]/DIORUS [--] / F[--]
*4: 'Diorus'; 'Diorus' does not seem otherwise to occur as a
cognomen.
684 Ti. Cl(audius) Au[g. l. ---]mus
11.3851
D [m] / TI CL AU[---]/MUS S[---] / SATUR[---] / FECIT I[---] / LIBERT[--pos]/TERIS[que
---]
*2ff.: 'Ti. Cl(audius) Au[g. l. Cos]mus s[ibi et Claud(iae)] Satur[ninae coiugi]
fecit [et libertis] libert[abusq. pos]teris[que eorum' CIL ad loc.
685 [--- Ner]onis Aug. l.
11.4360
[--- aug] L L A RATIONIBUS / AVUNCULIS / [--- ner]ONIS AUG A RATIONIBUS
/ [--- ne]RONIS AUG L A RATIONIBUS ET / PARENTIBUS
INDULGENTISSIMIS / [a]VIAE POSTERISQUE EIUS ITEM / [libertis et]
LIBERTABUS FECIT
686 Ti. Cl(audius) Aug. [l. ---]
AE 1941, 71 + Epigraphica. 37, 1975, 110
See 526 (2)*
687 [Ti. Cla]udius Aug. lib.[---]lio
AE 1988, 399 = ZPE 71, 1988, 196 no. 4; cf. Epigraphica 34, 1972, 141
[ti cla]UDIUS AUG LIB / [---]LIO FECIT / [sibi e]T LIBERTIS / [et lib]ERTABUS /
[p]OSTERISQUE SUIS
688 Ti. Claudius (Ti. Claudi Aug. l. Erasti) lib.
10.6144 = AE 1978, 91
See 398
689 Claudi Senecionis pater (freedman of Claudius; PIR 2 C 1016)
Tacitus, Ann. 13.12 (= 287 [32] [Acte])
Senecio liberto Caesaris patre genitus.
*Claudius Senecio, the freeborn son of an Imperial freedman, rose to become
an eques Romanus, then a confidant of Nero, but was later ingloriously involved
in the Pisonian conspiracy; cf. Tacitus, Ann. 15. 50, 56, 57, 70.
690 — (freedman of Nero)
Pliny, NH 35.52
libertus [Neronis], cum daret Anti munus gladiatorium, publicas porticus
occupavit pictura, ut constat, gladiatorum ministrorumque omnium veris
imaginibus redditis.
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