Marcus Calpurnius Seneca

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The military diploma of 134 AD

Marcus Calpurnius Seneca or Marcus Calpurnius Seneca Fabius Turpio Sentinatianus (full name form Marcus Calpurnius Marci filius Galeria Seneca Fabius Turpio Sentinatianus ) was a member of the Roman knighthood ( Eques ) living in the 2nd century AD .

His full name and tribes are known through two inscriptions found in the province of Baetica ; he was registered in the Tribus Galeria . Seneca probably came from what is now Villalba del Alcor . The inscriptions also indicate that he was first Primus Pilus in the Legio I Adiutrix and then procurator of the fiscal district of Lusitania et Vettonia .

A military diploma proves that Seneca was prefect of the Roman fleet stationed in Ravenna ( classis praetoria Ravennas ); he presumably held this office from 127/129 to 132. Another diploma proves that he was Prefect of either the Ravenna fleet or the Misenum fleet . A third diploma, dated September 15, 134, proves that he was 134 prefect of the fleet stationed in Misenum ( classis praetoria Misenensis ).

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  1. According to Werner Eck , Andreas Pangerl (2014) Villalba del Alcor was his hometown; Before traveling to Italy, Seneca probably visited his hometown to have the dedicatory inscription ( CIL 2, 1267 ) erected together with his wife .

Individual evidence

  1. Inscriptions ( CIL 2, 1178 , CIL 2, 1267 ).
  2. a b c Military diplomas from the years 127/132 ( AE 2014, 1620 ), 133 ( ZPE-152-249 ) and 134 ( CIL 16, 79 ).
  3. Werner Eck , Andreas Pangerl: Diplomas for soldiers of the Italian fleets between Vespasian and Severus Alexander In: HONESTA MISSIONE. Festschrift for Barbara Pferdehirt, ed. Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum, Mainz 2014, pp. 327–343, here pp. 333–334 ( online ).
  4. Werner Eck, Andreas Pangerl: New Consular Data in New Diplomas In: Journal for Papyrology and Epigraphik , Volume 152 (2005), pp. 229–262, here pp. 249–250 ( online ).