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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
[4] T. R. Martin, Hesperia 46, 1977, 183-184, no. 4, pi. 51 [lst/2nd c. A.D.].
Corinth, forum; fragment of a white marble opisthographic slab with smooth surfaces front and
back; inscription in honour of an emperor whose name is missing, erected probably by the
person:
side A: [— Ca]esa[r —] I [—] M f. Ae[m —] I [—] cur. iter [—]
side B: [aed. et II]vr [et Ilvir quinq. et] I [agonothe]t. orn[amentis honorato d. d.].
[5] Corinth VIII. 3, 357, pi. 32 [lst/2nd c. A.D.].
Corinth, forum; fragment of a white marble block; inscription in honour of someone whose name
is missing, erected by his friends [ Achaicu[s], [ ] Saturn[us] (COR 496) and [- - -]ius
Pudens (COR 465): [- - -]l [- - - Ac]haicu[s] I [- - - Saturn[inus] I [- - -]ius Puden[s] Ρ amici,
agonothetes of Caesarea Nervanea, Traianea, Isthmia and Caesarea, isagogeus by Antonius
Taurus, decurionalibus ornamentis omatus, aedilis, praefectus iure dicundo, curator annonae,
Ilvir, Ilvir quinquennalis, agonotheticiis ornamentis ornato
Remarks: The complete form of the name is preserved only in [1]; the title isagog. in 1. 6 was
not supplied in Corinth VIII. 3, 214. The identification of the person in [4] is due to
Martin, op. cit. For the office of agonothetes in Roman Corinth, see D. J. Geagan,
GRBS 9, 1968, 69-76. For the praef(ecti) i(ure) d(icundo), see J. Gascou, "La
praefectura iure dicundo dans les cités de l'Afrique romaine" in: L'Afrique dans
l'Occident romain, 1er siècle av. J.-C - IVe siècle ap. I.-C, (Rome 1990) 367-380;
M. S. Bassignano, "I praefecti iure dicundo nell'Italia settentrionale", in: Epigrafia.
Actes du Colloque en mémoire de Attilio Degrassi (Rome 1991) 515-537. For the
person cf. also ARG 18.
*54. [L(UCIUS) ANTONIUS L. F.] ALBUS
Corinth VIII. 3, 125, pi. 17; better in *J. H. Oliver and D. J. Geagan, AJA 72, 1968, 156-157
(cf. AnnÉpigr 1968, 474); K.Wachtel, "Ein unbekannter Senator trajanish - hadrianischer Zeit
(zu Corinth VIII 3, 125)", Historia 20, 1971, 326-333 (his suggestion for completing the text
on p. 329); Eck, Epigraphische Studien 9, 1972, 17-23, pi. I (AnnÉpigr 1972, 567) [1st half of
the 2nd c. A.D., in particular, under Hadrian].
Corinth, forum; ten fragments of a white marble statue base; inscription in his honour erected
together by [L. Gellius Mena]nder (I) (COR 292) and L. Gellius [Iustus] (I) (COR 290).
[L. Antonio L. f.] Albo, I [procos. prov. Achaiae, cu]r. viarum I [Clodiae Cassiae Anniae
Ciminiae (?)], I l[eg. pr. pr.] prov. A[siae (?), praet]or[i, tr]ib. I 5 pi. candidato Imperai. Caesa]ris
T[r]aiani I Hadria[n]i Aug., [sevir. equitum Rom. (?), qua]e I stor[i . . . candidalo Imp. Nervae
I [Traiani Caesaris Aug., tri]b. mil. leg. I Minerv.] I [piae fidelis, Illvir a. a. a.] f. f., fratri Arvali I 10
[amici L. Gellius Mena]nder et L. Gellius I [Iustus, d. s. p. f. cur.], ob iustitiam, I [d.] d.]
Remarks: His name given as [L. Pr]o[clus] I [C]alpu[rnius] by J. H. Kent, Corinth, loc. cit., (cf.
Groag, Reichsbeamten, 72-73; PIR 2 C 303; Thomasson, 194, no. 37), is rightly
restored firstly by Oliver and Geagan, loc. cit., and secondly by Eck, loc. cit., who
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