Oscia (gens)

Origin

Members

• Oscia St. f., buried at Rome.
• Marcus Oscius, named in a funerary inscription from Ficulea in Latium.
• Statius Oscius, the father of Oscia.
• Marcus Oscius Dionysius, listed among the soldiers stationed at Rome in AD 70. His commander was the centurion Gnaeus Pompeius Pelas.
• Oscia P. l. Domestica, a freedwoman mentioned in an inscription from Rome.
• Publius Oscius P. l. Faustus, a freedman mentioned in an inscription from Rome.
• Gaius Oscius C. l. Felix, a freedman buried at Trebula Mutusca in Sabinum.
• Oscius Gemellus, probably a homo nobilis under the early Empire.
• Oscia Irene, the wife of Portumius Polytimus, buried at Rome, aged thirty years and twenty days.
• Gaius Oscius C. f. Julianus, a soldier in one of the urban cohorts in AD 197.
• Oscia M. f. Modesta Publiana, the wife of Gaius Arrius Honoratus, consul in an uncertain year during the reign of Severus Alexander. She was the mother of Gaius Arrius Longinus, who probably died in childhood, and the grandmother of Marcus Flavius Arrius Oscius Honoratus, a military tribune.
• Oscia Philete, the wife of Gaius Cominius Felix, buried at Rome.
• Oscia Primigenia, a freedwoman, and the mother of Lucius Apisius Capitolinus, according to a sepulchral inscription from Rome.
• Marcus Oscius M. l. Primigenius, a young freedman buried at Rome, aged fifteen years, eleven months, ten days.
• Oscia Primilla, dedicated a monument at Rome to her son, Marcus Oscius Primus.
• Marcus Oscius Primus, the son of Oscia Primilla, buried at Rome, aged twenty.
• Oscia Sabina, buried at Rome during the second or third century.

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