Fragmentary name
created: Transcription (Reynolds).
source date: First century CE
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Bibliography

[...], 330 and pl LXIV.3., whence [...] 1968.544, whence [...] 015584; [...], 40 and fig. 222

[...] Tarquitian[...] [...] [...]

Translations

. . . ]Tarquitianus [case unknown]

Commentary

Although it may have come from a neighbouring building, the use of Latin is appropriate for the Augusteum.

No doubt the name of an official, probably a proconsul; senators of appropriate date known to have had this cognomen are P. Sextius Lippinus Tarquitianus, PIR2 S 667, and Sextius Tarquitianus, PIR2 S 678, both of the early first century CE