List of Roman Legionaries
List of 5 Roman legionaries, either on active duty or veteran, perhaps designed for private use, as it was written in Greek and not in Latin
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A Greek list of five Roman legionaries, giving for each his full Roman name, father's name, voting tribe, sometimes his home town, and the centurion of his century. It dates to the early 1st century AD; its provenance is unknown.
Writing in Greek rather than Latin suggests the list was made for private rather than official military use. Florentia (Florence) is the home town of two soldiers, both enrolled in the Scaptia tribe; the men may be serving soldiers or veterans.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as List of Roman Legionaries). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.
List of 5 Roman legionaries, either on active duty or veteran, perhaps designed for private use, as it was written in Greek and not in Latin
[… 4 lines lost …] Λούκιος Σεπτίμιος Γαίου υἱὸς φυλῆς Σκαπτία Φλωρεντία κεντυρίας Γάλλου Τιτιδίου. Λούκιος Ὀρρώνιος Λουκίου υἱὸς φυλῆς Σκαπτία Φλωρεντία κεντυρίας Γάλλου Τιτιδίου. Γάιος Λιβιλήιος Γαίου υἱὸς φυλῆς Παλατίνα κεντυρίας Κο…ου Ὀφελλίου. Γάιος Ἀτίλιος Γαίου υἱὸς Πολλία …
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