Republican
Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors
0
Imperial
Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)
4
incl. 0 emperors
Notes:
Literature
Alexander: Trials (1990) p.88-89 (§177 in 70
BC vs C. Verres; Q. Lucceius of Rhegium, RE9, was a witness), p.108-109
(trial §217 in 64 BC; L. Luccius, RE6,
prosecutor de sicariis et veneficis of
Catilina, who was acquitted), p.122-123 (§247 in 59; Luccius, RE2, prosecutor
de repetundis
vs L. Valerius Flaccus, governor Asia 62;
acquitted)
Alföldy: Gallia Cisalpina (1999) p.276 (§3 L.
Luc[…]us Q.f. Pro[---), or Fro[nto], cos,, 1st or 2nd century)
Alföldy: Konsulat (1977) p.185, 248, 279-280,
317 (M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus,, cos suff 169 or 170)
Alföldy: Senatoren in Dalmatia (1968)
p.124-125 (§7 M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus, hometown Risinium, Lucceii
very rare in Dalmatia)
Boscs-Plateaux: Un Parti Hispanique a Rome
(2005) p.517-518 (§63 Cn. Lucceius Albinus, friend of Pliny,probably from
Lusitania), p.640-641 (§13 Lucceius Albinus,
proc Iudaea, then proc Maur Caesariensis to
which Galba added Maur Tingitana.)
Brennan: Praetorship (2000) p.455 (disagrees
with David/Dondin's article on Lucceis vs Lucullus; B. sees no evidence for
Broughton's notion that L. Lucceius was
pergrine praetor)
Broughton: Also Rans (1991) p.13 (§22 L.
Lucceius Q.f., pr 67, cand for cos of 59)
Camodeca "Ascesa al senato i rapporti con
i territori d'origine Italia", in Epigrafia Ordine Senatorio vol. 2,
1982,p.121, 160 [NOT AVAILABLE TO ME]
Christol, Michel and Magioncalda, Andreina :
"Studi sui procuratori delle due Mauritaniae", Sassari 1989, p.9,
44, 55, 124, 143 [NOT AVAILABLE TO ME]
David, Jean-Michel and Dondin, Monique:
"Dion Cassius XXXVI, 41, 1-2", inMEFRA 92, 1980 p.199-213 (rejects amendment of L. Lucullus into L.
Lucceius.
He puts Lucceius as pr to be more likely in
year 62 and Dio's text to relate to 78, when L. Lucullus was praetor)
Deniaux: Clientèles et pouvoir (1993)
p.516-519 (§62 L. Lucceius, RE6, good discussion)
Devijver, H.: De Aegypto et Exercitu Romano
(1975) p.73-74 (§78 L. Lucceius Cerialis, praef cohors equitata in 111)
Diaz de Cerio Erasun: Lusitania (2012) p.340
(Lucceius Albinus, from Olisipo)
Eck: Statthalter der germanischen Provinzen
(1985) p.200 (§47 L. Lucceius Martinus, governor of Germ Inf 211)
Faoro: Praefectus, procurator, praeses (2011)
p.324-325 (Lucceius Albinus, L354)
Gruen: Last Generation (1974)p.88, 141-142 (L. Lucceius Q.f., rejects
McDermott's idea that L. Lucceius M.f. was the friend of Pompey and cos cand
of 59)
Harrison: Official Priests of Rome in the
Reigns of Trajan and Hadrian (1974) p.42 (pont §21 Cn. Lucceius Albinus, pont
by 101)
Hinard: Proscriptions (1985) p.488 (§82 [L.]
Luc[ce]ius, proscribed and executed 43; ? = L. Lucceius Q.f., RE6)
Klein: Sicilien und Sardinien (1878) p.239-240
(§53 L. Lucceius, Dio Cassius XXXVI, 41 mentions a praetor L. Lucullus who in
67 BC declined his province of
Sardinia, probably an error for L. Lucceius.
Note David/Dondin's article above with other view.)
Le Bohec: Troisième Légion Auguste (1989)p.126, 386 (M. Lucceius Torquatus
Bassianus, leg 167-169)
Lefebvre, Sabine: "Q. (Lucceius Albinus),
flamen provinciae Lvsitaniae ?", in Navarro and Demougin: Élites
hispaniques, 2001, p.217-239
(proposes stemma of Lucceii of Lusitania,
followed below. She identifies "Albui f Albinus", with father of
Lucceia Albina,, now disputed by Stylow/Villanueva)
Lefebvre, Sabine: "Les chevaliers dans
les hommages publics d'Afrique", in Demougin, Devijver and
Raepsaet-Charlier: L'Ordre Equestre (1999) p.571
(§158 L. Lucceius Hadrianus, proc 200/314),
p.573 (§194 A. Lucceius Felix Blaesianus, from Utica)
Marcillet-Jaubert, Jean: review of PIR
V.1in Gnomon 1971, p.835 (confirms
after inspection of stone that M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus cognomen
is Bassianus, not Cassianus)
McDermott, W.C.: "De Lucceiis", in
Hermes 97, 1969, p.233-246 (concludes that L. Lucceius M.f. was the consular
candidate for 59 and thus pr by 62, while
L. Lucceius Q.f., pr in 67, refused
appointment to be governor of Sardinia and was the historian. This idea has
not been followed below, since refuted by Gruen.)
Navarro, Francisco Javier:"Senadores y Caballeros Hispanos de
Época Flavia", in Rodriguez Neila, Juan Francisco and Melchor Gil,
Enrique (edit): "Poder central y
autonomía municipal: la proyección pública de
las élites romanas de Occidente", Córdoba, 2006, p.194 (§31 Cn. Lucceius
Albinus, L355)
Navarro, Francisco Javier:"Senadores y Caballeros Hispanos de
Época Julio-Claudia - el nacimiento de una aristocracia", in Sartori,
Antonioand Valvo, Alfredo (edit):
"Hiberia-Italia, Italia-Hiberia Convegno
internazionale di Epigrafia e Storia Antica, Gargnano-Brescia 28-30 Aprile,
2005", p. 145, annex 2 (§24 Lucceius Albinus, L354)
Niccolini: Fasti dei Tribuni della Plebe
(1934) p.493 (Lucceius Cahars,tr pl
under Septimius Severus)
Palmer, Robert E. A.: "The Vici Luccei in
the "Forum Boarium" and some Lucceii in Rome", in Bullettino
della Commissione Archeologica Comunale di Roma ,
Vol.85, (1976-1977),p.135-161 (guesses the Vici Luccei was
built by an aedil Lucceius c.241 BC, not included below)
Piso: Fasti Daciae II (2013) p.221-226 (§100
M. Lucceius Felix, proc of Dacia Apul 230/235?)
Piso, Ioan: "Inschriften von Prokuratoren
aus Sarmizegetusa (I)", in ZPE 50, 1983, p.242-247 (dates procuratorship
of M. Lucceius Felix to c.242-245; dates updated in 1998)
Piso, Ioan: "Inschriften von Prokuratoren
aus Sarmizegetusa (II)", in ZPE 120, 1998, p.260-261 (redates M.
Lucceius Felix to late Severus Alexander)
Ritterling: Fasti Deutschland (1932) p.80 (§40
L. Lucceius Martinus, governor Germ Inf 211)
Schneider: Zusammensetzung des römischen
Senates(1942), p.140-141 (§481 C.
Luccius Telesinus, cos ord 66)
Schumacher: Prosopographische Untersuchungen
96-235 (1973) p.16, 276(pont §37 Cn.
Lucceius Albinus, pont by 101, but is he Pliny's friend ?)
Settipani: Continuite (2000) p.255 (suggests
M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus, cos 169, is the son of a Pomponia Bassiana,
possible daughter of L. Pomponius Bassus,
cos suff 118 and a (Volusia) Torquata.
Possible for onomastical reasons, but no evidence.)
Shackleton Bailey: "Two Studies"
(1976), p.47-48 (Cn. Lucllus, RE100, of Att.378 ( XV.la ) is really Cn.
Lucceius), p.48 (P. Lucceius, nomen occurs once in
Fam. 383.1 (XII.25a) and twice in 417.5
(XII.30) as Luccius)
Spaul: Tingitana (1994) p.237 (Lucceius
Albinus, attested proc Aug proleg in 69)
Stylow, Armin U. and Villanueva, Angel
Ventura: "Doppelstatuenpostamente und virtuelle Statuen. Neues zu Lucans
Vorfahren mutterlicherseits und zu CIL II 195
aus Olisipo", in Chiron 35, 2005, p.36-41
(CIL-II-473does not refer to Q.
Lucceius Albinus, father of Lucceia Q.f. Albina; he cannot be the father of
the
procurator L354, but could be the procurator
himself, since they date CIL-II-195 to the Flavians; cf AE2005-730ab)
Thomas: Roman Epistrategos (1982) p. 189, 201
(§47 Lucceius Ofellianus, epistrategus attested 166, 167 and 168/169)
Thomasson: Fasti Africani (1996) p.156-158
(§37 M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus, leg III Aug 167-169), p.198, 225 (§5
Lucceius Albinus, proc Caesariensis 68-69 and
Tingitana 69)
Thomasson: Legatus (1991) p.108 (§89 L.
Lucceius, RE4, legatus 92), p.133 (§142 M. Lucceius Torquatus Bassianus,
legatus shortly before 167)
Wiseman: New Men (1971) p.238 (§233 L.
Lucceius M.f., leg in Macedonia),
Zevi, Fausto: "I consoli del 97 d. Cr. in
due framenti gia' editi dei Fasti Ostienses", in Listy filologické /
Folia philologica 96, 1973, p. 132 note 35
(his analysis of suffect consuls moves
Lucceius Albinus' suffect consulate back to possibly 93)