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| Id | 1087 |
| Person id-code | Cantius Septiminus 001 |
| Name | Cantius Septiminus, L., L. f. Lem. |
| Gender | male |
| Gentilicia | CANTIA |
| Cognomina | Septimius |
| Tribus | Lemonia |
| Name comments | |
| Free text (when person flourished) | |
| Post quem (when person flourished) | 166 AD |
| Ante quem (when person flourished) | 259 AD |
| Notes on life data | |
| Geography notes | Tassaux (1990: 115) assumes he was not a native of Parentium, but rather of Aquilum. He does not, however, argue this point and it goes against the intepretation given to 'curialis vetus' by Mommsen in CIL. Septiminus in any case did belong to the 'tribus' that Parentium belonged to. His wife Coelia Marcia, however, did come from Issa (InscrIt-10-02, 00017). |
| Legal status | ingenuus |
| Servile affiliation | |
| Citizen status | civis romanus |
| Local citizenship or ethinicity | |
| Ordo affiliation | ordo equester |
| Highest civic rank | quinquennalis |
| Honorary civic status | |
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| Apparitor | |
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| Status notes and comments |
CIL 05, 00335
He had fulfilled all municipal offices at Parentium, which implies he achieved also the highest office. He is honoured as curialis vetus Parentii, which Mommsen (in CIL 5, p. 35) interprets as cuius etiam maiores in curia ea locum habuerint. If this interpretation is correct, Septiminus stems from an 'old' local aristocratic family.
patronus municipalis
flamen
praefectus collegii fabrum
patronus collegii fabrum
honoured with a statue offered by the 'plebs' of Parentium. (plebs aere conlato / d(ono) d(edit))
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