Republican
Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors
0
Imperial
Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)
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incl. 0 emperors
Notes:
TAM = Titulae Asiae Minoris;
Families from Cibyra in Phrygia in provincia
Asia. Datingof family members is
disputed.
The dating of the Asiarchs of Cibyra by
Friesen and Kearsley vary by a couple of generations. Thus Kearsley dates
Polemon's Asiiarch to around 114, Friesen argues
strongly in Appendix II, p.115-117 against and
with Halfmann prefers a dating of Polemon to around 170. Kearsley's first
asiarch Flavius Craterus of 5 BC
seems
wrong with a nomen beloning to the Flavian dynasty of 75 years later.
Literature
Balland, Andre: "Fouilles de Xanthos
VII,Inscriptions d'époque impériale
du Létôon", Paris, 1981, p.231-232 (Ti. Claudius Bias, archiereus Asia
under Domitian)
Campanile, I sacerdoti, 1994,p.39 (§13Claudius Bias, archiereus under Domitian9, p.74-76 (§62, 62a, 62b,
62c, 62d, see references in stemma below as Camxx)
Corsten, Thomas: "Kibyra und
Lykien", in Sculer, Christof: Griechische Epigraphik in Lykien, Eine
Zwischenbilanz, Akten des internationalen Kolloquiums
München, 24.–26. Februar 2005, 25. Ergbd. TAM
(Wien 2007) p.175–181, argues that Cibyra was part of provincia Asia, not
Lycia.
Corsten, Thomas: "Die Inschriften von
Kibyra", Bonn, 2002, p.93-97 (§62Ti. Claudius Celsus Orestianus, and wife Flavia Lycia), p. 96-98 (§63
Ti. Claudius Polemon,
asiarch and eques, C963), p.102 (§67 statue
for the eques Ti. Claudius Polemon, set up by his namesake nephew mid 2nd
century), p.102-104 (§69 Marcia
Tlepolemis, 3 times archiereia),p.104 (§70 Ti. Claudius Deioterianus,
Asiarch and eques, brother of C963), p.104-105 (§71 Claudia Tlepolemis,
C1128, statue
c.200, detailing her family. Her grandfather
is quoted as a consular, but this reading my be incorrect), p.166 (§149
Claudius Polemon, Asiarch, and his nephews
Claudius Polemo and 'Claudius Bias, this is
Bias' only mention),
Friesen, Steven J. : "Twice Neokoros :
Ephesus, Asia, and the cult of the Flavian imperial family",Leiden, (1993), p.193-201 (140? Ti. CI.
Hiero, Asiarch twice,
father
of Ti. CI. Polemon; 170 Ti. CI. Deioterianus, brother of Ti. CI.
Polemon;170 Ti. Cl. Polemon)p.182 (c.200 Ti. CI. Celsus Orestianus of
Cibyra)
Halfmann: Senatoren (1979) p.149-151 (§61
Claudius Orestes, C947, with stemma p.150), p.189 (§112 Claudius Iulianus,
father of Claudius Orestes)
Halfmann, Helmut: “Die Senatoren aus den
kleinasiatischen Provinzen des Römischen Reiches vom 1. bis 3. Jahrhundert
(Asia, PontusBithynia, LyciaPamphylia,
Galatia, Cappadocia, Cilicia) , in Epigrafia e
ordine senatorio, Tituli 5 1982, p.603-650 NOT
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Hall, A. S. , Milner, N. P. andCoulton, J. J.: "The Mausoleum of
Licinnia Flavilla and Flavianus Diogenes of Oinoanda: Epigraphy and
Architecture",
in Anatolian Studies, Vol. 46 (1996), p.
132-137, cf AE1996-1500-1502, on the family of Claudius Orestes and Hiero)
Herz, Peter: "Asiarchen und Archiereiai.
Zum Provinzialkult der Provinz Asia", in Tyche Band 7, 1992, p.93-116,
stemma p.100 of Ti. Claudius Hiero,
like Friesen he argues against Kearlsey's
dating.
Kearsley, Rosalinde A.: "A Leading Family
of Cibyra and Some Asiarchs of the First Century" in Anatolian Studies ,
Vol. 38, 1988, p.43-51, p.49-50 stemmata of the
family of three generations of Asiarchs at
Cibyra, dating Hiero to c.55 AD, Polemo to 8c.85 and Orestianus to c.114; cf
stemma in AE1990-973.
He assumes that Orestianus' wife Flavia Lycia
is the sister of T. Flavius Montanus, who was archiereus 102/116.This cannot be correct if the dating
of Orestianus is moved to c.200, as Herz and
Friesen argue.
PIR2 vol. 2 letter C (1936), stemma opp. p.230
of Ti. Claudius Hiero and Claudius Orestes)
PIR2 vol. 5 letter M (1983), stemma p.181 of
T. Marcius Deiotarianus M229 and daughter Marcia Tlepolemis, married to Ti.
Claudius Hiero
Puech, Bernadette: "Orateurs et sophistes
grecs dans les inscriptions d’époque impériale", Paris, 2002, p.406-415
(Ti. Claudius Polemo from Cibyra, C963, and family)
Raepsaet-Charlier: PFOS (1987) stemma XV
(Claudius Orestes, Hiero, Polemo)
Raepsaet-Charlier, Marie-Therese:
"Matronae Equestres", in Demougin, Devijver and Raepsaet-Charlier:
L'Ordre Equestre (1999) stemma p.236 of Claudius
Orestes and Hiero.
Rossner: Asiarchen und Archiereis (1974),
p.121 (Ti. Claudius Celsus Orestianus, who set dates to c.114 based on
Kearsley), p.121 (his uncle Ti. Deioterianus),
p.122 (Ti. Hiero), p.124 (Ti. Polemo, C963)
Changes
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literature list with refences in stemma below.
2020.12.14 added refetrence to book "Die
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