Opetreia (gens)

Origin

Praenomina

Members

• Decimus Opetrius, named in an inscription from Aguntum in Noricum.
• Gaius Opetreius, buried at Philippi in Macedonia.
• Publius Opetreius, named in a list of members of the carpenters' guild at Rome.
• Publius Opetreius, dedicated a monument at Rome to his son, Publius.
• Publius Opetreius P. f., buried at Rome, aged years, eight months, and twenty-eight days.
• Opetreia Asclepias, wife of Publius Aelius Hermeros, buried at Rome.
• Publius Opetreius Augustalis, a child buried at Rome, aged two years, three months.
• Publius Opitreius Butas, buried at Rome in 48 BC.
• Gnaeus Opetreius Carpus, a freedman buried at Rome.
• Lucius Opetreius L. l. Dionysius, a freedman buried at Rome, and the husband of Opetreia Prima.
• Publius Opetreius Epaphroditus, the husband of Vigellia Calliste, buried at Rome, aged forty-five.
• Gnaeus Opetreius Eros, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Opetreia Haline, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Opetreia Hilara, a freedwoman buried at Rome.
• Gnaeus Opetreius Hilarus, a freedman buried at Rome.
• Publius Opetreius Hilarus Eubulus, one of the sexviri at Frusino in Latium.
• Gaius Opetreius C. l. Hyginus, a freedman buried at Rome.
• Gaius Opetreius Januarius, husband of Sulpicia Postumia, buried at Rome, aged fifty-two.
• Lucius Opetreius Januarius, named in a list of soldiers at Rome, dating from AD 70.
• Gnaeus Opetreius Cn. l. Menogenes, a freedman buried at Rome.
• Opetreia Musa, buried at Rome, aged thirteen.
• Opetreia C. f. Paulla, buried at Beneventum in Samnium
• Gaius Opetrius Philetus, named in a libationary inscription from Julia Concordia in the province of Venetia et Histria.
• Publius Opetreius P. l. Philotaerus, a freedman, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Gaius Opetreius Plistus, named in an inscription from Pompeii.
• Opetreia C. C. l. Prima, a freedwoman, built a monument at Rome for herself and her husband, Lucius Opetreius Dionysus, at the cost of 12,500 sestertii.
• Publius Opetreius Pullus, named in an inscription from Pompeii.
• Opetreia Salva, buried at Philippi.
• Opetreia P. l. Secunda, a freedwoman, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Opetreia Cn. l. Selenio, a freedwoman buried at Rome.
• Opetreia C. l. Tima, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Opetreia P. l. Thetis, a freedwoman named in two inscriptions from Aquinum in Latium.
• Opetreia Trophime, dedicated a monument at Rome to her husband, Lucius Annius Asticus.

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