Postumulena gens

Origin

Praenomina

Members

• Postumulenus, mentioned by Cicero as a friend of someone named Trebianus or Trebonius.
• Marcus Postumulenus, the freedman of Jucundus, buried at Carthage in Africa Proconsularis.
• Postumulena P. l. Agapema, buried at Trebula Mutusca in Sabinum.
• Postumulenus Atimetus, patron of Postumulena Symmone, who built a tomb for him at Ostia in Latium.
• Postumulena Chara, wife of Lucius Postumulenus Thalamus, who built a tomb for himself and his wife at Portus in Latium.
• Marcus Postumulenus Fidelis, built a tomb at Rome for his nephew, Marcus Memmius Rufus, aged five years, three months, and eleven days.
• Postumulena C. f. Ingenua, daughter of Gaius Postumulenus Ingenuus and Tuccia Trophime.
• Gaius Postumulenus Ingenuus, husband of Tuccia Trophime, and father of Postumulena Ingenua, buried with his wife at Rome.
• Lucius Postumulenus L. Ɔ. l. Mama, a freedman buried at Rome.
• Lucius Postumulenus Nicephorus, husband of Nonia Verecunda, and father of Sotidia Maxima, buried in a family sepulchre at Canusium in Apulia, dating to the first or second centuries AD.
• Gaius Postumulenus Paullus, named in an inscription from Narnia in Umbria.
• Lucius Postumulenus Primitivus, husband of Curtilia Glyconis, who dedicated a tomb for him at Rome.
• Postumulena Ɔ. l. Rufa, a freedwoman buried at Rome.
• Postumulena L. f. Sabina, buried at Ateste in Venetia and Histria.
• Marcus Postumulenus Secundus, a soldier serving in the century of Decimus Roetius Secundus at Rome in AD 70.
• Postumulena Symmone, client of Postumulenus Atimetus, for whom she built a tomb at Ostia.
• Lucius Postumulenus Thalamus, built a tomb at Portus for himself and his wife, Postumulena Chara.
• Postumulena Ɔ. l. Vitalis, buried at Ateste.