Gavier

Gavius was the noun of the Roman gens Gavia (German Gavier ). The Gavier Arch ( Arco dei Gavi ) in Verona was built in honor of members of this gens .

• Publius Gavius , 72 BC Crucified by Gaius Verres as a supposed spy of Spartacus
• Gavius ​​Bassus , Latin grammarian at the time of Marcus Tullius Cicero (1st century BC)
• Gavius silo , speakers at the time of Augustus , (26 v. Chr.) Of Seneca mentioned
• Marcus Gavius ​​Apicius , Gourmet (1st century)
• Gaius Gavius ​​Silvanus , Tribune of the Praetorians under Nero
• Marcus Gavius ​​Squilla Gallicanus (Consul 127)
• Marcus Gavius ​​Maximus , Praetorian Prefect approx. 138–158
• Quintus Gavius ​​Atticus , Roman suffect consul 85
• Quintus Gavius ​​Fulvius Proculus , knightly officer of the Roman army in the 2nd century AD.
• Marcus Gavius ​​Squilla Gallicanus (Consul 150)
• Marcus Gavius ​​Orfitus , Consul 165
• Marcus Gavius ​​Cornelius Cethegus , Consul 170
• Marcus Gavius ​​Crispus Numisius Iunior , governor
• Quintus Gavius ​​Fulvius Tranquillus , senator in the 2nd half of the 2nd century
• Lucius Fulvius Gavius ​​Numisius Petronius Aemilianus , Consul 206
• Lucius Fulvius Gavius ​​Numisius Aemilianus , Roman consul 249
• Sextus Gavius ​​Gallus , Roman officer (imperial era)

literature

• Hans Georg Gundel , Rudolf Hanslik , W. Strzelecki: Gavius. In: The Little Pauly (KlP). Volume 2, Stuttgart 1967, Col. 704 f.