Gens:

TETTIENUS

Created:

20th March 2014

Update:

26th May 2022

Status Republic:

Patrician:

Pleb. Nobilis:

Senatorial:

Eques Romanus:

Local magistrate:

Republican Family / Cognomen

Patrician

n/a

Pleb. Nobilis

n/a

Senatorial

n/a

Equestrian

n/a

Local magistrat.

n/a

Uncertain

n/a

Imperial Family / Cognomen

Imperators

n/a

Consular

Petronianus, Serenus, Severus

Senatorial

n/a

Equestrian

n/a

Equestrian (mil)

Bellicus

Local magistrat.

no cognomen, Pollio

Uncertain

n/a

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

n/a

Imperial Consuls and Emperors (Augusti and Caesars)

incl. 0 emperors

Notes:

Galeo is Etruscan (= caliu)

Literature

Alföldy: Fasti Hispanienses (1969) p.162-163 (Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, procos Baetica c.99/100; he prefers him to be procos Baetica just before his consulate)

Alföldy: Gallia Cisalpina (1999) p.335-336 (§29 Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, possibly from Transpadana, makes cos suff his adopted father)

Andermahr: "Totus in praediis", (1998) p.449 (§521 Tettieni, family from Asisium), p.40 (§522 Galeo Tettienus Severus etc,cos suff c.102/104, landowner in

Mediolanium)

Corbier: Aerarium (1974) p.379-385 with stemma p.382. (She prefers the adoptive father of Galeo Tettienus Severus to be T. Tettienus Serenus, because Severus'

son is named Serenus, and not Galeo Tettienus Petronianus, who is preferred by most scholars, due to same praenomen. She argues contrary to Alföldy

that he was procos Baetica before becoming praef aerar militar)

Curchin: Local Magistrates of Roman Spain (1990) p.216 (§800 M. Tettienus Pollio)

Curchin: Supplement to Local Magistrates of Roman Spain (2015) p.75 (§800 M. Tettienus Pollio)

Eck: Fasten der Statthalter 1.teil, (1982), p.300-304 (Tettienus Serenus, Lugdunensis 78/79-80/81), p.325 (Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, Baetica 95/6)

Eck: Fasten der Statthalter 2.teil, (1983), p.150-151 (Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, Asia 118/119)

Harrison: Official Priests of Rome in the Reigns of Trajan and Hadrian (1974) p.42-44, 163 (§22 T. Tettienus Serenus, cos suff 80 or 81)

Hillebrand: Vigintivirat (2006) p.212 (§72 Galeo Tettienus Severus, X vir stlit iudic before 94),

Houston: Roman Imperial Administrative Personnel (A.D. 69-81) (1971) p.249-250 (§141 Galeo Tettienus Petronianus, cos suff 76), p.250-251 (T. Tettienus Serenus,

cos suff 81)

Jones, C.P.: "A New Commentary on the Letters of Pliny", in Phoenix , Vol. 22, 1968, p. 115 (on Ti. Caepio Hispo; doubts Caepio Procula is a relation of Caepio Hispo and M. Regulus is M. Aquilius Regulus)

Kajava, Mika: "A New Catalogue of Roman Upper-Class Women", in Arctos vol. XXII, 1988, p.83 (doubts Caepia Procula is related to E83)

Leunissen, Paul M.M.: "Direct Promotions from Proconsul to Consul under the Principate", in ZPE Bd. 89, 1991, p.236-237 (prefers E83 to have been procos Baetica before praef aerar militar)

Raepsaet-Charlier: PFOS (1987) stemma XXVII (she makes C151 son of T132, not T133)

Salomies: Nomenclature (1992) p.88-89, 135-138 (Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, cos suff 102/104, good detailed discussion of his name)

Schumacher: Prosopographische Untersuchungen 96-235 (1973) p.8-9, 201-202 (§14 T. Tettienus Serenus, pontifex by 92), p.18 (§18 Galeo Tettienus Severus etc,

pontifex after 101), stemma anlage IV,

Schumacher: Priesterkollegien 69-235 (1978) p.669 (§29 T. Tettienus Serenus, pontifex c.92), p.671 (§55 Galeo Tettienus Severus etc, pontifex after 101)

Settipani: Continuite (2000) p.472-473

Simon.: The Greater Official Priests of Rome under the Flavian-Antonine Emperors (1973) p.82 (§22 M. Eppuleius Proculus Ti. Caepio Hispo, cos suff 101, pontifex)

Syme: Danubian Papers (1971) p.166 (discusses Galeo Tettienus Severus Ti. Caepio Hispo, procos Asia 117/118 or 118/119)

Syme: Tacitus vol. 2 (1958) p.667 (Ti. Caepio Hispo, = Galeo Tettienus Severus, procos Asia 118)

Syme, Ronald: "People in Pliny", in JRS vol.58, 1968, p.144 (and RP vol II, 1979, p.709-710) (discussion of confusion over the polyonymous Galeo Tettienus Severus etc)

Syme, Ronald: "Verona's Earliest Senators: Some Comparisons", in Roman Papers vol. VII, 1991, p.482-483, 490-491 (Galeo Tettienus Severus M. Eppuleius L.f. Proculus

Ti. Caepio Hispo; Syme calls him Ti. Caepio Hispo)

Changes

2014.03.20 initial version

2022.05.26 New header, reference list plus many updates

RE1

Galeo

made Cicero his heir in 47

ad Atticus XI, 12,4

REPUBLIC

IMPERIAL

T131 RE2

AE2004-528

Galeo (Tettienus?)

T. Tettienus

tribus Sergia, from Asisium in Umbria

IIII vir at Asisium in Umbria,

~ Petronia C.f. (P324)

early 1st century (1/30 AD)

EDCS-33500202

T132

RE3 Laet1556 Devreker279 Stech64

T133 RE4 Rüpke3238 Stech117 LP8-4

cf RE Eppuleius 1

Galeo Tettienus Petronianus

[T.] Tettienus Serenus

L. Eppuleius Proculus Ti. Caepio Hispo

cos suff 76

leg Aug pro pr Gallia Lugd 78/79-(80/81)

ab Transpadana

cos suff 81

? Born a Caepio in tribus Claudia

coopted sodalis Augustalis Claudialis 92

pont 101 102 † 114/115

testam adopt ?

Stech884 LP26-106 4-15

E83

C151 RE6 RE Eppuleius 1 Lamb48 Devreker853 Rüpke3239

C153 FOS167 RE Caepio8

Galeo Tettienus Severus M. Eppuleius L.f. Proculus Ti. Caepio Hispo

Caepia Procula

trib Claudia, pont p.101

X vir stlit iudic, tr mil VII Cla in Moesia Inf,

? ~ M. Aquilius Regulus

q urb, tr pl, pr, procos Baetica c.95/6 praef aerari militar 97-99

cos suff 77

cos suff 101/102 or 102/103 or 102/104 procos Asia 117/118 or 118/119

↓

~ Annia Marsi f. Quartilla (A719 FOS65)

dt of Appius Annius Marsus from Iguvium

T130

RE5

(T.?) [T]ettienus Galeonis f. Serenus L. [Ra?]vius Licinnianus M. Ep(p)uleius Proculus Ti. Caepio Hispo

trib Sergia, ment inscription 118 at Pergamum

or Epulaeus or [Ga]vius,

possibly Annia was not his mother, his 2nd name [--]vius may refer to his real mother

PME-T15

Galeo (Tettienus) Bellicus

tr coh milliariae in Dacia Porolissensis 164

UNCERTAIN DATE

Curchin800

M. Tettienus M.f. Polio

trib. Gal,

aedilis, II vir, flamen, flamen Augusti, quaestor at Saguntum in Spain,

1st century AD (AD 51-100)

~ Baebia L. f. Lepida.