Surdinia gens

Origin

Members

• Surdinia, the granddaughter of Horatius Martialis Rufinus, a woman of a senatorial family, named in an inscription from Vaga in Africa Proconsularis.
• Surdinia Aphrodisia, buried at Mediolanum in Transalpine Gaul.
• Surdinius Felix, a centurion in the Cohors I Sardorum, one of the auxiliae stationed in Sardinia during the latter half of the first century, or the first half of the third, together with his wife, Maximilla, dedicated a tomb at Carales for their foster son, whose name has not been preserved.
• Surdinius Gallus, met the property qualifications to join the Roman senate in AD 47, at a time when Claudius was clearing that body of paupers. Gallus had gone to settle at Carthage, but Claudius recalled him to serve in the senate, promising to "bind him with golden fetters".
• Surdinia Rogatula, a girl buried at Sigus in Numidia, aged twelve, along with Valia Matrona, aged thirty-seven.
• Lucius Surdinius Saturninus, a soldier buried at Misenum in Campania, aged forty, having served for nineteen years, in a second-century tomb dedicated by his mother, Clodia Secunda.