Iteia gens

Origin

Praenomina

Members

• Lucius Itius or Iteius, a moneyer who issued denarii in 149 BC. His coins depict a head of Roma on the obverse, and the Dioscuri on the reverse.
• Decimus Iteius Cn. l., a freedman at Casilinum in Campania, named in an inscription dating from 106 BC.
• Gaius Iteius C. l. Stabilio, a freedman at Casilinum during the first century BC.
• Iteia P. l. Moschis, a freedwoman who built a sepulchre at Casilinum for herself and several other freedmen, dating to the late first century BC, or the early first century AD.
• Quintus Itius Q. f., buried at Larinum in Samnium, in a sepulchre built by his freedman, Quintus Itius, for himself, his patron, Itia Sympherusa, Quintus Itius Celadus, and Gnaeus Maius.
• Quintus Itius Q. l., the freedman and client of Quintus Itius, dedicated a sepulchre at Larinum for himself, his patron, Itia Sympherusa, Quintus Itius Celadus, and Gnaeus Maius.
• Itia Sympherusa, probably a freedwoman, was buried at Larinum in a sepulchre built by the freedman Quintus Itius for himself, his patron, Sympherusa, Quintus Itius Celadus, and Gnaeus Maius.
• Quintus Itius Celadus, probably a freedman, was buried at Larinum in a sepulchre built by the freedman Quintus Itius for himself, his patron, Itia Sympherusa, Celadus, and Gnaeus Maius.
• Itia Q. f. Prisca, buried at Rome during the first century, with a monument from the freedwoman Urbana.
• Gaius Itius C. l. Priscus, one of the Seviri Augustales at Sentinum in Umbria, during the first or second century.
• Iteius or Itius Rufus, legate of Thracia during the reign of Hadrian.
• Marcus Iteius M. f. Justus, buried at Casilinum between the middle of the second century, and the middle of the third.
• Marcus Itius, dedicated a tomb at Rome for his wife.
• Itius, a potter whose maker's mark is found on pottery from Gallia Aquitania, Lugdunensis, and Raetia.