Gens:

LARCIUS

Created:

7th September 2017

Update:

7th September 2017

Status Republic:

Patrician:

Pleb. Nobilis:

Senatorial:

Eques Romanus:

Local magistrates

Republican Family / Cognomen

Patrician

Flavus

Pleb. Nobilis

n/a

Senatorial

n/a

Equestrian

n/a

Local magistrat.

no cognomen

Imperial Family / Cognomen

Imperators

n/a

Consular

Eurypianus, Lepidus, Macedo, Priscus, Silo,

Senatorial

Laches, Lepidus, Licinius, Plarianus,

Equestrian

Crispinus, Gallus, Lydus, Memor, Montanus,

Local magistrat.

Macrinus

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

Imperial Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)

incl. 0 emperors

Notes:

Larcius is Etruscan. Note the stemma of Lepidus and Priscus is one of several possible variants.

Literature

Alföldy: Fasti Hispanienses (1969) p.70-71 (Larcius Licinus L95), p.175-176 (A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Alföldy: Konsulat (1977) p.148 (A. Larcius Lepidus cos suff 144), p.206 (A. Larcius RE1, not a Larcius, but P. Iulius Geminius Marcianus cos suff 166 or 165)

Bastianini, G: "Lista dei prefetti d'Egitto dal 30a al 299p", in ZPE Bd. 17 (1975), p.303 on Larcius Memor L101

Birley: Roman Government of Britain (2005) p.242-243 (§15 A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Bowsky, Martha W. Baldwin: "A. Larcius Lepidus Sulpicianus and a Newly Identified Proconsul of Crete and Cyrenaica", in Historia Bd. 36, 1987, pp. 502-508

argues that Laches, governor of Creta and Cyrene, was probably a L. Larcius Laches and relative of A. Larcius Gallus, who was married to a lady from Creta..

Bruun, Christer: "Zwei Priscillae aus Ostia und der Stammbaum der Egrilii", in ZPE Bd. 102, 1994, p.215-225 argues that Larcius Priscus (L103) and Larcia Priscilla (L106) must be children of an earlier

marriage by Sulpicianus, since it is surprising that Caecina's noble name does not appear. Their mother may be an Arria Priscilla, and L106 may thus be a cousin of Arria L.f. Plaria Vera Priscilla (A1120 FOS101),

who is named with L106 on a lead pipe stamp.

Cebeillac: Quaestores Principis (1972) p.200-201 (Egrilius Plarianus Larcius Lepidus Flavius)

Dabrowa: Governors of Syria (1998) p.78-79 (A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Eck, Werner and Weiss, Peter: "Hadrianische Konsuln: Neue Zeugnisse aus Militärdiplomen", in Chiron Bd. 32, 2002, p.449-489 dates A. Larcius Macedo's (L98) suffect consulate to 124 (and not 123).

Eck, W.: "Miscellanea prosopographica", ZPE Bd.42, 1981, p.246 is doubtful that A. Larcius Priscus cos 110 is the son of A. Larcius Lepidus Sulpicianus L94, because Sulpicianus' funeral inscription only

mentions his daughter. However, this can be explained by that he must be a very small boy when his father died c.73 (born c.71/72 if quaestor in 96/97. Eck suggests he may be a brother of A. Macedo cos 124.

Eck, Werner: "Zu kleinasiatischen Inschriften (Ephesos; Museum Bursa)", in ZPE Bd. 117, 1997, pp. 107-116, especially p.114-115 on A. Larcius Crispinus.

Tribus Palatina is often associated with the tribus assigned to freedmen, which fits if he is a son of A. Larcius Lydus.

Franke: Legionslegaten (1991) p.37-39 (§19 A. Larcius Priscus cos 110), p.196-198 (A. Larcius Lepidus Sulpicianus L94)

Hillebrand: Vigintivirat (2006) p.198-199 (§50 A. Larcius Lepidus Sulpicianus L94), p.215-216 (§75 A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Jacques: Curateurs (1983) p.50-51 (§14 Larcius L87)

Pflaum: Province de Narbonnaise (1978) p.16-17 (§9 A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Raepsaet-Charlier: PFOS (1987) stemma XVI (Larcia Sabina L107, conjecture), XLIII (Larcius Priscus cos 110), XLIX (Larcia Sabina L107, conjecture)

Remy: Carrieres Senatoriales (1989) p.61-62 (§47 A. Larcius Lepidus Sulpicianus L94), p.148-150 (§110 A. Larcius Macedo cos suff 124)

Settipani: Continuite (2000) p.179-182 (Larcius Lepidus family with stemma) discusses various scenarios.

Sherk: Galatia, governors AD 112-285 (1979) p.168 (§4 A. Larcius Macedo cos suff 124)

Thomasson: Fasti Africani (1996) p.109-110 (Larcius Lepidus L92), p.141-142 (A. Larcius Priscus cos 110)

Winkler: Statthalter Raetien (1971) p.79 (§21 Larcius L87)

Changes

RE4

RE2

Sp. Larcius Flavus (or Rufus)

T. Larcius Flavus (or Rufus)

tr mil 508 amb 508 cos 506

tr mil ? 504 cos 501 dict 501 (or 498?)

leg 505-504 cos 490 envoy 488

cos II 498 praef urb 494 envoy ? 493

praef urb 487 interrex 482

leg 493

ILS 6123

CIL-XI-3662

Q. Larcius

M. Larcius L.f.

II vir at Venusia 34

trib. Gal. from Caere

in Etruria

REPUBLIC

IMPERIAL

L24

(L. Larcius) Laches

senator from Antium

procos Creta et Cyrene 36/37

L96 RE13

L95 RE12

L90 RE5

Larcius Lydus

Larcius Licinus

A. Larcius Gallus

owned fistula plumbea

orator, author,

probably eques

paid Nero 1 million HS for his music c.68

leg iuridicus Hisp Tarr c.70-73

~ Sulpicia Telero

(an A. Marcius Lydus ment on fistula aquaria)

† c.73 in Hisp

from Creta

L97

RE14

cf Eck 1997 above

L94

RE11 RE7 RE8

L100 RE16 S734

Larcius Macedo

A. Larcius A.f. Crispinus

A. Larcius A.f. Lepidus Sulpicianus

M. Larcius Magnus Pompeius Silo

lived sub Plinius, son of freed slave

trib. Pal.

trib.Quir. from Antium

procos Creta et Cyrene sub Vespasian (S734)

senator, praetor

publicanus in Ephesos

VI vir equitum Romanorum turmae VI, X vir stli iudic,

cos suff 82

† 101/105 murdered by his slaves

c.102/114

q pro pr Creta et Cyrene 67 or 68, leg leg X Fre Iudaea (69-)70,

descended from rhetor Pompeius Silo P653

dona militaria, tr pl 71, leg Bithyn et Pontus c.72/73 † in Pontus

? 1 ~ (Arria Sabina) or (Arris Priscilla)

2 ~ Caecinia A.f. Larga (C110 FOS160), possibly grd dt of C. Silius A. Caecina Largus cos 13

L98

RE15

Rüp2173

L106 RE23 FOS485

L103 RE19 Rüp2174

L107 RE24 FOS486

A. Larcius Macedo

?=?

anonymus

Larcia A.f. Priscilla

A. Larcius A.f. Priscus

Larcia Sabina

leg Aug pro pr Galatia 119-122

X vir stli iudic, tr mil XXII Pri,

set inscription for father

trib. Quir.

domina figlinarum sub Hadrian

cos suff 124

sevir equitum Romanorum,

VI vir equitum Romanorum, X vir stli iudic,

q, ad acta senatus, tr pl cand of Trajan,

q Asia c.96/97 leg leg IV Scy in Syria 97

? ~ (M.) Pontius Laelianus

pr cand of Trajan 116 or 117,

pro legato Syria 97/98, tr pl, pr c.101 leg of procos Baetica,

ment 108

leg leg I Min in Ger Inf,

praef frumenti dandi, leg leg II Aug in Brit c.104-106

leg Aug pro prat Galatia,Phrygia,Pisidia,

leg Aug pro pr Africa exercitus (= legio III Aug) c.106-108

Lycaonia,Paphlagonia c.120

procos Narbo c.108-109 cos desig, cos suff 110

XV vir sf

VII vir epu 109, patron colonia Thamugadi

L152 Rüp2171

P806 RE35

(A. Larcius) Lepidus

(Larcius ?)

M. Pontius M.f. Laelianus Larcius Sabinus

boy (camillus) Arvalis 109

trib.Pup.

cos suff 144

~ Volumnia Calida

cos suff 144

V958 FOS833

↓

~ Egrilia M.f. Plaria (FOS341),

grd mother of L105

sister to Q. Egrilius Plarianus cos suff 144

RE1

RE Egril 5

L93

RE10 L92 RE6 Rüp2172

L87

Rüp2172

L104 RE22

A. [L]arci[us]

Egrilius Plarianus Larcius Lepidus Flavius

?=?

A. Larcius Egrilius Lepidus Plarianus

?=?

(Larcius ? Lepidus ?)

(Aelia ?) Larcia

leg Aug pro pr Syria 162

X vir stli iudic, q cand, (pr), leg leg XXX Ulp,

boy (camillus) Arvalis 145

praef frumenti dandi, XV vir sf,

is not a Larcius but [P. Iulius

leg Aug pro pr Lugdu,

leg pro pr Africa 159 (L92)

curator of city (Hadria in Picenum ?)

~ Statilius Critonianus

Geminius M]arci[anus]

? adopted by uncle Q. Egrilius Plarianus

patron Gigthis

in Italia, leg of procos Africa,

proc Tharcia c.161-169

cmd of vexillationes 161

who was procos Africa 159

procos of unknown province,

cos suff 165 or 166 (P340)

quinquefascalis (= guvenor) Raetia c.175/179

~ Calida

L89 RE2

L101 RE17

L91

RE9

L105

FOS484

Q. Larcius Q.f. Eurypianus

Larcius Memor

Larcius Lepidus

Lar[cia ?] Isidora Nea

trib. Quir., or Euripianus

praef Aaegypt 192

patron dendrophorum at Ostia

proc a rationibus 177

sub Severus (197/211)

~ M. Roscius Lupus Murena, (R95)

senator, pr fideicommissarius ?

q pro pr Creta et Cyrene

cos suff 185/192

son of M. (Roscius) Murena, pr

† 190/192 exc by Commodus

L102 RE18

Larcius Montanus

curator coh vig 241 (? = subpraef vig)

UNCERTAIN DATE

L99

A. Larcius Macrinus

princeps and flamen perpetuus in Numidia

nomen derived from A. Larcius Priscus,

governor 106-108