Paternus

The title of this article is ambiguous. For the Roman officer of the imperial era see Marcus Gongius Paternus Nestorianus .

Paternus is the name of several Roman senators of the 3rd century AD.

Paternus, Consul 267

In 267 Paternus held the consulate with Arcesilaus . He can be identified with ... Ovinius Gaius Iulius A (quil?) Ius ... Paternus , a proconsul of Asia and prefect of the city of Rome (approx. 281/282?).

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• Chronograph from 354
• CIL 8, 2480 ,
• CIL 6, 31719

Paternus, Consul 268

Paternus held his second consulate in 268 . His colleague was Marinianus . Paternus' first consulate is unknown. He is perhaps identical with Aspasius Paternus , a proconsul of Africa (257/258); or the city prefect of Rome Paternus (264–266).

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• CIL 3, 3525
• Chronograph from 354

Remarks

1. ↑ It is impossible that he is identical with the consul of the year 267.

Paternus, Consul 269

In 269, Paternus was full consul with Emperor Claudius Gothicus .

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• CIL 3, 4289

literature

• John Martindale, John R. Morris: Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire I . Cambridge 1971, p. 671.
• Prosopographia Imperii Romani (PIR) 2 P 154, 155, 156.