Republican
Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors
n/a
Imperial
Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)
4
incl. 0 emperors
Notes:
Dating of careers is uncertain. One theory
holds with the approximate dates given in the stemma below (cf PIR, following
Stein in 1896), with the age gap between
P538 (cos c.185) and P536 (cos 244) being
explained by a late adoption;another
theory (Alföldy) holds that P538 is identical to P539 and the career of
P538
is to be moved forward a generation. See
alternative stemma below.
The post iudex ex delegatione Caesaris, held
by two consulars, is a judicial deputy (judge of appeals) of the emperor in
Rome. Auspex maior's post probably
when Marcus and Commodus were fighting the
Germans and Sarmatians. Minor's iudex dating is disputed: Commodus, Septimius
Severus or Alexander Severus.
The gentilicium is normally spellt Pollienus
rather than Pollenius (the Greek version).
Literature
Alföldy: Fasti Hispanienses (1969) p.53-56
(Iulius Pollienus Auspex; Alföldy combinesP538 and P539 into one man, and moves the governorship of Moesia
Inf
dated 194-196 to Auspex maior. Iulius
Pollienus Auspex becomes the father of Pollienus Armenius Peregrinus cos ord
244)
Alföldy: Konsulat (1977) p.204, 227 (Auspex
maior P537)
Birley: Roman Government of Britain (2005)
p.348-351 favors that Auspex minor is the same man as Iulius Pollienus
Auspex.
Birley: "The Governors of Numidia, AD
193-268", in JRS vol.40, 1950, p.63 (§9 Ti. Iulius Pollienus Auspex
P539; dates governorship to c.217-220)
Boteva, Dilyana: "Legati Augusti pro
praetore Moesiae inferioris A.D. 193-217/218", in ZPE Bd. 110 (1996),
pp. 240-241 dates P538's governorship to
193/4-195 based on coin evidence (not 196 or
197 as previously believed)
Dietz: Senatus (1980) p.200-202 (§66 Ti.
Pollenius Armenius Peregrinus cos 244) with stemma p.371 following the stemma
in PIR.
Egger, Rudolf: "Ein neuer Statthalter der
Provinz Dalmatien", in JÖAI (Jahreshefte des Österreichischen
Archäologischen Institutes, Beiblatt), 19/20,
1919, p.311-314 discusses the careers of P537
and P538.
Fitz, Jeno: "Die Laufbahn der Statthalter
in der römischen Provinz Moesia Inferior", Weimar, 1966, p.27-28 on the
governorship 194-196 which he assigns P538.
Stein, A: "Zwei lykische
Inschriften", in AEM (Archäologisch-epigraphische Mitteilungen aus
Österreich-Ungarn) Bd.19, (1896) p.147-150
gives the original inscription from Xanthos in
Lycia describing Pollenia Honorata's family. (see also ILS8841)
Stein: Dazien (1944) p.68-69 (Pollenius Auspex
minor P538, he sets his governorship of Dacia to 225/230 and identifies him
with P539).
Stein: Moesien (1940) p.82-84 (assigns the
governorship of Moesia Inf of 193-197 to Auspex maior P537; Pollenius Auspex
newer scholars prefer his son Auspex minor P538)