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| Id | 1925 |
| Person id-code | Flavius Hilario 001 |
| Name | Flavius Hilario, T., T. lib. |
| Gender | male |
| Gentilicia | FLAVIA |
| Cognomina | Hilario |
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| Post quem (when person flourished) | 49 AD |
| Ante quem (when person flourished) | 125 AD |
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| Legal status | libertus |
| Servile affiliation | privatus |
| Citizen status | civis romanus |
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CIL 14, 02630 ; AE 1941, 00071
Royden 1988: 157-159, no. 183 ; Tran 2006: 167-168, 339, 381
Dessau (ad CIL 14, 02630) mistakenly attributed the inscription to Ostia. He was followed in this by Meiggs 1973: 319. See Royden and Tran for the correction
Probably the freedman of an imperial freedman of Vespasian or one of his sons. He might also have been freed before Vespasian became emperor, but it seems unlikely he would not have mentioned the connection in that case.
He was married to Claudia Prisca, Tib. f, presumably the daughter of an imperial freedman of Nero.
CIL 14, 02630 supplies Hilario's career:
His name is partially preserved in line 51 of AE 1941, 00017 (fasti of the guild's magistri quinauennales) for the 17th lustrum (74-78 CE: T(itus) Fl[avius T(iti) l(ibertus) Hilario]. He was, however, excused before the end of his term (ll.57-58: in loc(o) Fl[avi T(iti) l(iberti) Hilarionis] / excusa[ti]). It isn't clear whether this was an honour or merely reflected a (temporary?) incapacity to fulfill his duties.
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