Republican
Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors
0
Imperial
Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)
2
incl. 0 emperors
Notes:
Included are persons from (1) Aphrodisias in
Caria in Asia Minor, (2) Pergamum,the
Paterculiani, but possibly from Aphrodisias, (3) Laodicea and (4) Ephesus.
MAMA =Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua, I.Eph. = Die Inschriften von Ephesos
(8 vols; IK 11.1-17.4; Bonn, 1979-1984)
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(180/220 Claudius Diogenes;198-210 Ti. CI. Attalos Melior Cle[.. .]);
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Diogenes I; 193-211 L. Ant. CI. Dometinus
Diogenes II)
Hächler: Kontinuität und Wandel (2019) p.359
(§79 Ti. Claudius Attalus Paterclianus, C795, leg Aug pro pr Pontus et
Bithynia 243/4-244/5)
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is the son of Tiberius Paterculianus and
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Severus Alexander)
Changes
2020.11.19 initial version
2020.11.24 update to entry of Camponile: I
Sacerdoti; added references to stemma with Camxx