Republican
Consuls, Tribunes with consular power, Dictators, Magister Equitum, Censors
0
Imperial
Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)
1
incl. 0 emperors
Notes:
Family probably from Caere (cf. Sanquinia) a
few miles North of Lorium on the via Aurelia.
Literature
Andermahr: "Totus in praediis",
(1998) p.422 (§470 Sanquinii, inscription indicates lands in Lorium)
Degrassi, Attilio: "Osservazioni su
alcuni consoli suffetti dell'età di Augusto e di Tiberio ", in
Epigraphica VIII, 1946, p.37-38 (proposes 21 or 22 AD for Maximus'
first consulate) (ARTICLE
NOT AVAILABLE). These two proposed years are
repeated p.8 in his "I Fasti Consolari dell'Impero Romani" from
1952
Eck: Statthalter der germanischen Provinzen
(1985) p.116 (§5 Q. Sanquinius Maximus, governor of Germ Inf, probably until
his death in c.46, succeeded by
Cn. Domitius Corbulo by 47)
Hillebrand: Vigintivirat (2006) p.130 (§15 M.
Sanquinius Q.f, monet 17 BC)
Polo: Quaestorship in the Roman Republic
(2019) p.307 (Q. Sanquinius Q.f., q. of uncertain date, perhaps in the 40s)
Ritterling: Fasti Deutschland (1932) p.48 (§5
Q. Sanquinius Maximus, governor of Germ Inf c.46)
Rucinski: Praefectus Urbi (2009) p.220 (§7 Q.
Sanquinius Maximus, PUR 38/39 until before 47)
Rutledge: Imperial Inquisitions (2001) p.265
(§84 Sanquinius, delator in 31 vs L. Arruntius, but charge dismissed)
Syme: Augustan Aristocracy (1986) p.163 (note
58 suggests Maximus could also have been cos suff in 28, where a slot is
available)
Syme, Ronald: "Personal Names in Annals
I-VI", in JRS vol. 39, 1949, p.15 (also in Ten Studies p.73) (discusses
the uncertain name of Sanquinius, S176)
Syme, Ronald: "Senators, Tribes and
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