Gens:

HIRTIUS

Created:

7th March 2013

Update:

3rd January 2017

Status Republic:

Patrician:

Pleb. Nobilis:

Senatorial:

Eques Romanus:

Local magistrates

Republican Family / Cognomen

Patrician

n/a

Pleb. Nobilis

no cognomen

Senatorial

n/a

Equestrian

n/a

Local magistrat.

no cognomen

Imperial Family / Cognomen

Imperators

n/a

Consular

n/a

Senatorial

n/a

Equestrian

n/a

Local magistrat.

n/a

Republican Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors

Imperial Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)

incl. 0 emperors

Notes:

RE1 cannot be the father or grandfather of the consul, if RE3 is a relative of the consul due to different tribes.

Literature

Badian, E.: "Notes on Roman Senators of the Republic", in Historia, Bd.12, 1963 pp. 129-143, see p.137 for comments about the Hirtii.

Gervasoni: Magistrats des cites Italiennes (1998) p.235 on RE1

Rüpke: Fasti Sacerdotum p.719 (§1908 A.Hirtius cos 43 BC) argues he was besides an augur also a pontifex.

Taylor: Voting Districts (1960/2013) p.220-221 (A.Hirtius cos 43 BC)

Wiseman: New Men (1971) p.235 (§206 A.Hirtius cos 43 BC)

Changes

03.01.2017 New header plus minor updates

RE1

A.Hirtius A.f.

censor in Ferentinum (Hernici lands)

trib. of this town is Poblilia

or rather the grdfather or grt grdfather of cos 43 if the buildings RE1 was responsible for as censor are dated to 150/120

RE2

Nic182

RE5

RE4

RE3

A.Hirtius A.f.

Hirtia

Hirtius

Q.Hirtius A.f.

leg of Caesar 52-50

46 possible wife for Cicero

43 proscribed

trib. Sergia

tr pl ? 48 procos Gallia Trans 45

42 officer under Sex.Pompeius

from grave inscription at Rome

pr 46 cos 43 † in battle

? brother of consul

augur c. 46 (+ pont ?)

author of 8th book on Caesar's Gallic

war and the Bellum Alexandrinum

REPUBLIC

IMPERIAL

UNCERTAIN DATE