Balland, Andre: "Quelques relations
aristocratiques de Martial", in Revue des Études Anciennes. Tome 100,
1998, p.43-63 argues that Novius Vindex
could be a son of Novius Priscus, who was
exiled in 65 AD.
Birley: Roman Government of Britain (2005)
p.286-287 (§17 L. Novius Crispinus Martialis Saturninus, cos suff 149/150,
tribunus laticlavius of IX Hisp c.125)
Cebeillac: Quaestores Principis (1972)
p.194-196 (§C C. Novius Rusticus Venuleius Apronianus,q cand under Antoninus
Pius; she makes his father the cos 152)
Devreker, J.: "A propos d'une restitution
récente d'une inscription de Delphes", in Latomus, T. 26, 1967,
p.717-722, analysis of AE1966-382 from Corinth
indicates that D. Novius Priscus cos ord 78
was commander of VI Vic in Germ Inf prior to 78 AD. He prefers cos 78 and
senator 65 to be different persons.
Eck: Fasten der Statthalter 1.teil, (1982),
p.300- (D. Iunius Novius Priscus, governor Germ Inf 78/9-81/2)
Eck: Statthalter der germanischen Provinzen
(1985) p.146-147 (§19 D. Iunius Novius Priscus (Rufus?), governor Germ Inf
79/80),
p.191-192 (§42 Novius Priscus, governor Germ
Inf late 2nd or early 3rd century, cannot decide whether cos 152 or 165/168
or a third man)
Fitz: Moesia Inferior (1966) p.28-29 (T.
Flavius Novius Rufus , governor Moesia 218-219/220)
Gilliam, J. F., "Novius Priscus", in
Bulletin de correspondance hellénique vol. 91, 1967, p.269–271 prefers cos 78
and Seneca's friend are the same man
as the leg leg of VI Vic, cf. Devreker above.
Hatzfeld: Italiens résidant à Délos (1912)
p.55-56 (six Novii mentioned on Delos before 100 BC, possibly freedmen
merchants)
Jacques, Francois: "Les nobiles exécutés
par Septime Sévère selon l'Histoire Auguste : liste de proscription ou
énumération fantaisiste ?", in
Latomus, T. 51, 1992, p.140-141 doubths the
Historia Augusta when listing Novius Rufus as excecuted in 197, if the
inheritance of N188 is dated to 198.
Le Bohec: Troisième Légion Auguste (1989)p.383 (L. Novius Crispinus governor Numidia
147-149)
Leunissen: Konsuln (1989) p.130, 248, 289 (L.
Novius Rufus cos suff 186), p.221 (Novius Priscus cos suff c.165/168, procos
Asia c.180/183)
Pflaum, Hans Georg: "P. Novius
Priscus", in Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 79, 1955.
p.424-426 (on AE1956-41), but superceded by AE1960-124
where the reading P. Novius is shown to be
incorrect.
Raepsaet-Charlier: Nouvelles recherches sur
les femmes senatoriales du Haut-Empire romain, KLIO vol.75, 1993, p.257-271
Remy: Carrieres Senatoriales Anatolie (1989)
p.175 (§148 C. Novius Priscus, cos 152, no evidence that he was legatus of
Galatia)
Ritterling: Fasti Deutschland (1932) p.72-73
(Novius Priscus, N184, leg Aug pro pr Germ Inf c.167?)
Rizakis/Zoumbaki: Roman Peloponnese I (2001)
p.356 (COR 432, COR433, see below)
Rizakis/Zoumbaki: Roman Peloponnese II (2004)
p.546-548 (§MES235 D. Iunius Novius Priscus (Rufus?), cos 78, inscription at
Messene,
note his name given as D. Iunius Priscus, more
usual is D. Novius Priscus), p.562 (§MES288 Novius)
Rüpke: Fasti Sacerdotum (2008) p.p816-817 and
p.732 note (Rüpke refutes L. Novius as VII vir epulo)
Ryan, Francis Xavier:“L. Novius Niger” in Classica Et
Mediaevalia vol.46, 1995, p.151–156. he concludes that Novius Niger cannot
have been a quaesitor in 62
but more likely a q urbanus. This makes it
likely he could be the tr pl of 58. A quaesitor (at least an ex-aedil) would
not gone on to be tr pl later.
Salomies: Nomenclature (1992) p.81 (§3 C.
Novius Rusticus Venuleius Apronianus, he argues that the Novii Prisci came
from Pisidian Antioch,
at least the 2nd century Prisci. Antiochia is
in Tribus Sergia ), p.94-95 (§10 D. Iunius Novius Priscus cos ord 78, could
be adopted by a D. Iunius)
Scheid: Freres Arvales 69-304 (1990) p.111,
441 (§141 Novius Severus Pius, magister 213, possible mention 218 (NOVO =>
NOVIO))
Schumacher: Priesterkollegien 69-235 (1978)
p.692 (VII vir epulo §17: L. Novius (Priscus?), not securely identified)
Sherk: Legates of Galatia (1952) p.70-71 (C.
Novius Priscus cos suff 152, no evidence he was legatus of Galatia)
Sherk: Galatia, governors AD 112-285 (1979)
p.174 (Sherk still rejects C. Novius Priscus cos suff 152 as governor)
Stein: Moesien (1940) p.92-93 (T. Flavius
Novius Rufus, governor 218/222 under Elagabalus)
Thomasson: Fasti Africani (1996) p.149-150
(§29 L. Novius Crispinus Martialis Saturninus, Numidia and legio III Aug
147/149)
Thomasson: SPQR (1975) p.48-49 (D. Iunius
Novius Priscus cos ord 78, he makes him identical to Seneca's friend of
65),
p.49-50 (Novius Priscus cos suff 165/167, )
Wiseman: New Men (1971) p.245 (§280 L. Novius,
tr pl 58 BC; §281 Novius Niger, quaesitor 62 BC, perhaps same man)
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RE7
RE12
RE26
AE1986-153
L. Novius
Novius Niger
Novia
Novia L.f.
tr pl 58
quaesitor 62 or q urb 62
1st century BC
? = RE12
? = RE7
~ Statius Albius Oppianicus
~ L. Caedicius L.f., trib Ter, II vir quinq
cf Cicero Cluent. 27
at Sinuessa in Campania
murder trial 77
REPUBLIC
IMPERIAL
Curchin 932
Cor432
L. Novius
M. Novius Bassus
II vir at
Turiaso in Hisp Cit after 2 BC
II vir at Corinth 5/4 BC (or les likely 10/9
BC)
Cor433
C. Novius Felix
erected inscription sub Tiberius at Corinth
freedman ? or related to Cor432
N183 RE15
Novius Priscus
senator, friend
of Seneca exiled 65
? = N187
~ Artoria
Flaccilla A1191 FOS107
exiled 65
N187
RE17 MES235 LP10-75
N194 RE24
D. Iunius Novius Priscus (Rufus?)
Novius Vindex
leg leg VI Vic
in Germ Inf,
art collector
cos ord 78
known by Martial
leg Aug pro pr
Germ Inf c.79-81
? = N183
? adopted by a
D. Iunius
N179 RE8
N182 RE11
MES288
L. Novius
Novius Maximus
Novius
VII vir epulo
correspondent of Pliny the Younger
ephebarch at Messene in Greece 95
ment 98
author
possibly
non-existant
N185 RE16
LP28-25
N180 RE9 LP 6-11 40-34
C. Novius
Priscus
L. Novius Crispinus Martialis Saturninus
cos suff 152
sevir equitum Romanorum, IIII vir viarum
curandarum,
?? leg Aug pro
pr Galatia
tr mil IX Hisp in Germ Inf, q pro pr Macedon,
tr pl, pr, leg Aug iuridicus Asturia et
Callaecia c.141-143
leg leg I Ita in Moesia Inf c.143-145 procos
Narbonensis c.145/146
?
leg Aug pro pr Numidia 146/7-149 cos desig 149
cos suff 150 (or less likely 149)
patron Thamugadi in Numidia
~ Iulia Apronia Saephare FOS429
Okon1482 LP26-158
N186
cf N184 RE14 Bar805
N195
RE27 FOS577
N192 RE22
N191a RE21a
N184 RE13 LP10-112
C. Novius
Priscus
Novia Crispina
P. Novius Saturninus Martialis Marcellus
Novius Sabinianus
Novius Priscus
cos suff
165/168
ment in Arabia 166/167
ment on inscription in Numidia 149
cos suff 160
leg Aug pro pr Germ Inf,
procos Asia
180/183 (Novius P[..])
~ Q. Antistius
Adventus
? = N186
~ Flavonia
Menodora F449 FOS385
Postumius Aquilinus
? = N185
? sister of L.
Flavonius Paullinus,
cos suff 167?
eques from
Pisidian Antiochia
↓
N191
RE21 Bar806 Okon1483
N189 RE20 Bar 382 Okon750 LP3-31
N188 RE19
C. Novius C.f.
Rusticus Venuleius Apronianus
L. Novius Rufus
Novius Rufus
trib. Sergia, ?
from Pisidian Antioncia
vir clar
heir of consular (suff 183)
X vir stlit
iudic, tr laticlav VI Fer in Galilaea
cos suff 186
T. Pactumeius Magnus
q cand, leg of
procos Asia c.180-182,
leg Aug pro pr Hisp Citer 192/193-197?
who was exc 189/190
tr pl cand,
(pr) desig,
joined Clodius Albinus rebellion 196
? = N189
related to L. Venuleius Apronianus Octavius
† 197 exc by Septimius Severus
cos II ord 168
?
N190
RE?? Bar 238 Okon474 LP20-116
N193 RE23 Rüpke2545 Bar383 Okon751
T. Flavius Novius Rufus
Novius (?) Severus Pius
cos suff ante 218/222
frater Arvalis magister 213 218
leg Aug pro pr Moesia Inf 218/222
text reads "Nom[---] Severus Pius
UNCERTAIN DATE
PME N14
stemma AE1990-229+228
CIL-X-4717
[Q. Nov]ius
Q.f. […]
M. Novius M.f. Probus
C. Novius C.f. Priscus
IIII vir quinq
Antinum, Regio IV
trib. Arn., Iuvanum in Samnium,
inscription in Ager Falernus in Campania
tr mil VIII Aug
in Moesia / Germ Sup,
IIII vir iure dicun, q, II vir quinq bis,
dedicated a temple to Isis Augusta at Ager
Falernus