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| Main location | Lugdunum |
| Main province | Lugdunensis |
| Main administrative district | |
| Date | 101 - 310 CE |
| Early post quem | 101 AD |
| Exact date | |
| Early ante quem | 200 AD |
| Late post quem | 176 AD |
| Late exact date | |
| Late ante quem | 310 AD |
| Date notes | |
| Category | fabri |
| English standard name | craftsmen |
| Sector | crafts |
| Subsector | building and construction |
| Specification | |
| Status | |
| Corporate designation | collegium ; corpus |
| Internal institutions | corporati ; omnes honores ; pertinens ; quaestores ; praefecti? |
| Protectors | patroni |
| Collective action | |
| Collective assets | burial ground |
| Collective entitlements | |
| Public recognition and privileges | |
| Private duties and liabilities | |
| Receive | sportula? ; burial ground ; statue for Genius collegii |
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| Notes |
The fabri tignuarii at Lugdunum, like the centonarii and the dendrophori, probably formed two different collegia, one of the colony (Colonia Copia Claudia Augusta Lugdunum) and one of the community of consistentes. The documents, however, are equivocal as to how they were related.
>The strongest indication for an association connected to the Colonia is a dedication to the Genius of the splendidissimum corpus fabrorum tignariorum, set up, it seems, on their common burial ground . The qualification splendidissimus is most often associated with the ordo decurionum (Tran 2006: 34) and so this corpus must be have belonged to the colonia:
The existence of a corpus of fabri tignuarii consistentes is explicitly confimed by four inscriptions:
One simply refers to a faber tignarius Lugduni but the person in question (Sennius Metilus) was a Treveran residing in Lugdunum (a consistens Lugduni)
Similarly, another inscription refers to a consistens Lugduni who 'belonged' (pertinens) to the collegium fabrorum
One inscription refers to a curator of the negotiatores vinarii Lugduni in cannabis consistentes who was also praefectus of an unknown association (AE 1909, 00081) that may have been the fabri but equally well the nautae Rhodanici or even another guild.
One refers to a young blacksmith who was a member of the fabri tignuarii at Lugdunum:
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