Farsuleia (gens)

Praenomina

Members

• Lucius Farsuleius Mensor, triumvir monetalis in 75 BC, known from a coin depicting Libertas and a pileus, perhaps alluding to the restoration of the powers of the tribunate that year.
• Gaius Farsuleius Strabo, the son of Ptolomaïs, was a soldier in the third legion. He died at the age of twenty-five, having served four years, and was buried at Alexandria.
• Quintus Farsuleius Hesper, buried at Rome.
• Farsuleia, a freedwoman buried at Rome, together with Gaius Farsuleius Ctetus, a freedman.
• Gaius Farsuleius Ctetus, a freedman buried at Rome, together with Farsuleia, a freedwoman.
• Lucius Farsuleius Niceros Fuscus, buried at Rome, together with his sister, Theophila, and mother, Martha.
• Theophila Farsuleia, buried at Rome, together with her brother, Lucius, and mother, Martha.
• Lucius Farsuleius Cerdo, buried at Rome, together with his freedwoman, Thalassa.
• Quintus Farsuleius Philocalus, buried his son, Cleobus, at Rome, aged one year, eleven months, seven days.
• Quintus Farsuleius Capriolus, buried at Rome.
• Farsuleius Isidorus, mentioned in a funerary inscription from Rome.
• Quintus Farsuleius, named in a fragmentary inscription from Rome.
• Lucius Farsuleius Rufinus, the father of Marcellinus.
• Lucius Farsuleius L. f. Marcellinus, buried at Thubursicu Numidarum, in Africa Proconsularis, with his wife, Gellia.
• Farsuleius, buried at Castellum Arsacalitanum, in Numidia, aged forty.
• Lucius Farsuleius Faustus, buried at Cirta, in Numidia, aged fourteen.
• Sextus Farsuleius, named in an inscription from Capena in Etruria.
• Gaius Farsuleius Terentius, buried in the district of Satzvey in the town of Mechernich, formerly part of Germania Inferior.
• Publius Farsuleius, the father of Niger.
• Niger Farsuleius P. f., named in an inscription from Cerrione, formerly part of Cisalpine Gaul.
• Tertius Farsuleius, the father of Primus.
• Primus Farsuleius Terti f., named in an inscription from Cerrione.
• Marcellus Farsuleius, buried at Cerrione.
• Titus Farsuleius, built a monument to his brother, a soldier in the fifteenth legion, who was buried at Carnuntum in Pannonia Superior, aged twenty-five.
• Farsuleius C. f., named in an inscription from Gröblach in Maria Saal, formerly part of Noricum.
• Lucius Farsuleius Felix, of Carthage, a soldier in the second legion, serving at Nicopolis during the reign of Hadrian.

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