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Id	150
Person id-code	Primius Secundianus 001
Name	Primius Secundianus, M.
Gender	male
Gentilicia	PRIMIA
Cognomina	Secundianus
Tribus
Name comments	His name and those of his son follow the Roman tradition, but the gentilicium Primius, is derived from the cognomen Primus, which accords with the Gallo-Roman tradition to change a father's cognomen, into his children's gentilicium.
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Post quem (when person flourished)	101 AD
Ante quem (when person flourished)	310 AD
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Legal status	ingenuus
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Citizen status	civis romanus
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Ordo affiliation	ordo augustalium
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Status notes and comments	<div>CIL 13, 1966 ; 1967 ; Verboven 2009: 164 ; 2012: 27-28 &nbsp;professions, offices and titles &nbsp;sevir augustalis (CIL 13, 1966: IIIIIIvir(i) Aug(ustalis) / c(oloniae) C(opiae) C(laudiae) Aug(ustae) Lug(uduni)) curator corporis sevirorum augustalium (CIL 13, 1966: curator(is) eiusd(em) cor/por(is)) nauta Rhodanicus Arare navigantis (CIL 13, 1966: &nbsp;nautae Rhodanic(i) Arare na/vigant(is)) corporatus inter fabros tignarius Luguduni consistentium (CIL 13, 1966: corporat(i) inter fabros / tign(arios) Lug(uduni) consist(entium)) negotiator muriarius (CIL 13, 1966: negot(iatoris) muriar(ii)) &nbsp;Although he was a sevir augustalis, he was nevertheless freeborn, as appears from the funerary inscription he erected in honour of his father C. Primius Secundus (CIL 13, 1967, see biogram). His father has started his career as a carpenter/builder, rising through the ranks of the 'collegium fabrum tignuariorum' until, eventually becoming its patron and being made a 'sevir augustalis'. Secundianus father had already become a barge skipper on the Rhone and was appointed 'praefectus' of that corporation.</div>