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| Id | 197 |
| Person id-code | Sentius Felix 001 |
| Name | Sentius Felix, Cn., Cn. f., Cn. n. Ter. |
| Gender | male |
| Gentilicia | SENTIA |
| Cognomina | Felix |
| Tribus | Teretina |
| Name comments | |
| Free text (when person flourished) | |
| Post quem (when person flourished) | 110 AD |
| Ante quem (when person flourished) | 160 AD |
| Notes on life data | for date see Tran 68, n. 67 |
| Geography notes | Meiggs believes Felix came from Atina. Tran suggests he had links to the vinyards on the Adriatic coastal regions, but has to admit that the Teretina tribe is not attested here. |
| Legal status | ingenuus |
| Servile affiliation | |
| Citizen status | civis romanus |
| Local citizenship or ethinicity | |
| Ordo affiliation | ordo decurionum |
| Highest civic rank | duumvirarius |
| Honorary civic status | |
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| Apparitor | |
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| Status notes and comments |
Meiggs 1997: 200 ; Tran 2006: 81 ; Ciambelli 2016 ; Manzini 2014
Offices and titles:
He was patron of a large number of Ostian colleges and other collective. Among these we find collegia of navicularii marini and of olearii that must have had connection to the annona urbis, even if these may not have been organised as well as later in the second century. Ciambelli 2016 argues that some of the clientes mentioned cannot have been organised in collegia; in his view the title 'patron' is used in a rather fluid way to indicate the various groups that benefited from Sentius Felix' generosity.
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