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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
142. L. CAS(- - - )
Amandry, 124-128, em. III, pis III-IV; RPC I, 1118-1121 [42 or 41 B.C.]: Corinthian bronze
coins.
duumvir with M. Insteius C. f. Tectus (COR 320) of the year 42 or 41 B.C.
Remarks: Probably Cassius. For the emission see Amandry, 33-36.
143. Γ(ΑΪΟΣ) ΚΑΣΣΙΟΣ
f. of Γ(ΑΪΟΣ) ΚΑΣΣΙΟΣ Γ. ύος (sic) ΦΛΑΚΚΟΣ (COR 144)
144. Γ(ΑΪΟΣ) ΚΑΣΣΙΟΣ Γ. ύος ΦΑΑΚΚΟΣ
[l]Corinth VIII. 1, 14,11. 85-86 [A.D. 3 (Actian era)].
Corinth; headless marble herm with inscriptions on three sides recording a list of victors of the
Caesarea Isthmia games; victor in the games in the category of poets: ποιητάς.
[2]Coj7/7f/iVIILl, 19,1. 11 [under Tiberius].
Corinth; thick marble block; list of victors in the Caesarea musical contests; poet, victor in
ποιήματι εις θεάν Τ[ο]υλίαν Σεβαστήν, i.e. Livia; here: Γ. Κ[ά]σσιος Φλάκκος.
Συρακόσιο[ς]
145. [L(UCIUS)] (CASTRICIUS)
f. of [L(ucius) Castricius L. f (tribu) Regulus] (I) (COR 146)
146. [L(UCIUS) CASTRICIUS L. F. (tribu) REGULUS] (I)
[1] Corinth VIII. 3, 153, pis 14, 62 [under Tiberius].
Corinth, forum; part of a white marble block; inscription in his honour recording his cursus
honorum, erected by his son [L. Castri]cius Regulus (COR 135) by decree of the city council:
[L. Castricio] I [. f. (tribu) Regulo] I aedili, praef. i. d., II]vir., et [Ilvir.] I [quinquennal.],
[a]gonothete Tibl 5 ereon Caesar]eon Sebasteon et I [agonothete I]sthmion et Caesarl[eon qui
Isthm]ia ad Isthmum egit I [primus sub cura]m Col. Laud. Iul. Cor. I [carmina ad Iulia]m diva[m
Au]g. virgil 10 [numque certame]n instituit [e]t omnibl[us aedificiis Cae]sareon novatis CO I [—]
to peregit epulumq. I [omnibus co]lonis dedit, I fil. L. Castri]çius Regulus I [pat]ri I [d.] d.
[2] W. Willson Cummer, Hesperia 40, 1971, 220-224, fig. 6; ILGR 124, frg. 2 [1st half of the
1st c. A.D.].
Corinthia, Kenchreai; fourty-four fragments of marble; mutilated funerary inscription in which
his cursus honorum is very badly preserved; here: [Castriciu]s Reg[ulus].
[3] Amandry, 165-168, em. XV, pis XVIII-XIX; RPC I, 1149-1150. Corinthian bronze coins.
duumvir quinquennalis with P. Caninius Agrippa (COR 134) of the year A.D. 21/22
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