Lucius Prasutagus Pankratiastus (Esuprastus, Esico) р. 10 ум. до 59

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10 рождение:

рождение ребёнка: ♀ Tascia (Voada) ? (Daughter of Prasutagus and Boudicca) [?]

брак: ♀ Boudicca (Budvuocj) [Trinovante] ум. 60

титул: Venta Icenorum, Norfolk (England), Dux Icenorum - Subrex

до 45 рождение ребёнка: Venta Icenorum, Norfolk (England), ♀ Victoria (Voadicia) Verch Prasutagus [Iceni] р. до 45

до 59 смерть:

Заметки

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His name as identified by Vettulenus Laetis in describing the gens of Tiberius Claudius Rufus indicates that Esuprastus may have once bore the honorific of Pankratiastus indicating that he may have at one time been gladiator with some Greek or Parthian heritage.

In the Roman colonial governments a governor of equestrian rank carried as his honorific "Praesus" from the term "Praeses" It is this term that is likely carried down through the English language as the origin of the term priest as the superior of a "Praesus" was the Vicar or "vicarius"

Источники

1. ↑ Ryan Pemble - ryanpemble [at] aol.com
2. ↑ Ruling Roman Britain: Kings, Queens, Governors and Emperors from Julius Caesar to Agricola Front Cover David Braund Routledge, Apr 15, 2013 -
3. ↑ Hughes, David. The British Chronicles Book One. Heritage Books 2008 -
4. ↑ http://www.asnc.cam.ac.uk/personalnames/details.php?name=249 - Esico Litullus C. Commico Lousico
5. ↑ http://www.archaeologyuk.org/ba/ba87/feat3.shtml -
6. ↑ http://norfolkmuseumscollections.org/collections/objects/2281987063.html -
7. ↑ http://www.asnc.cam.ac.uk/personalnames/details.php?name=248 - SUB RI PRASTO / ESICO FECIT, SUB RI PRASTO/ ISICO FECIT Prastus, by Esus grace, made sub regent
8. ↑ Robin George Collingwood, ‎R. P. Wright - 1995 - Region (1923), 207 with pi. XXI. 1. <2T graffito on the base: IISICO LITVLLVSC COMMICO LOVSICO Esico Litullus C Commico Lousico IISICO LITVLLVSC COMMITO LOXSICO, R.G.C. ESICO LITVLLVS C(enturio) COMMIT(T)0 HOXAICO
9. ↑ The Roman Inscriptions of Britain: Instrumentum domesticum (Personal belongings and the like). fasc. 4. Wooden barrels, stilus-tablets, miscellaneous objects of wood, leather objects, oculist's stamps, wallplaster, mosaics, handmills, stone tablets, stone balls, stone pebbles, small stone votives, miscellaneous objects of stone, jet figurine, clay figurines, miscellaneous clay objects, antefixes, tile-stamps of Legion II Augusta, of Legion VI Victrix, of Legion IX Hispana, of Legion XX Valeria Victrix, Tile-stamps of the Auxiliaries. (RIB 2442-2480) Front Cover Robin George Collingwood, R. P. Wright Clarendon Press, 1995 -

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