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Geography
City
Abdera (region: Hispania)
Abdera (region: Thrace)
Abila (region: Syria)
Abydus (region: Troas)
Acalissus (region: Lycia)
Acci (region: Hispania)
Accilaeum (region: Phrygia)
Achulla (region: Africa)
Acmonea (region: Phrygia)
Acrasus (region: Lydia)
Adada (region: Pisidia)
Adana (region: Cilicia)
Adraa (region: Arabia)
Adramyteum (region: Mysia)
Aegae (region: Aeolis)
Aegeae (region: Cilicia)
Aegiale (region: Cyclades)
Aegina (region: Aegina)
Aegira (region: Peloponnesus)
Aegium (region: Peloponnesus)
Aegosthena (region: Megaris)
Aelia Capitolina (region: Judaea)
Aenus (region: Thrace)
Aezani (region: Phrygia)
Agrigentum (region: Sicily)
Agrippia (region: Bosporus)
Alabanda (region: Caria)
Alexandria (region: Egypt)
Alexandria (region: Troas)
Alexandria ad Issum (region: Cilicia)
Alia (region: Phrygia)
Alinda (region: Caria)
Amasea (region: Pontus)
Amastris (region: Paphlagonia)
Amblada (region: Pisidia)
Amisus (region: Pontus)
Amorium (region: Phrygia)
Amphipolis (region: Macedonia)
Amyzon (region: Caria)
Anazarbus (region: Cilicia)
Anchialus (region: Thrace)
Ancyra (region: Galatia)
Ancyra (region: Phrygia)
Andeda (region: Pisidia)
Andros (region: Cyclades)
Anemurium (region: Cilicia)
Anineta (region: Lydia)
Antandrus (region: Troas)
Anthedon (region: Syria)
Anthemusia (region: Mesopotamia)
Anticyra (region: Phocis)
Antioch (region: Pisidia)
Antioch (region: Syria)
Antioch ad Cragum (region: Cilicia)
Antioch ad Euphratem (region: Commagene)
Antioch ad Hippum (region: Syria)
Antioch ad Maeandrum (region: Caria)
Antipatris (region: Samaria)
Antiphellus (region: Lycia)
Antipolis (region: Gaul)
Apamea (region: Bithynia)
Apamea (region: Phrygia)
Apamea (region: Syria)
Aperlae (region: Lycia)
Aphrodisias (region: Caria)
Apollonia (region: Illyricum)
Apollonia ad Rhyndacum (region: Mysia)
Apollonia Mordiaeum (region: Pisidia)
Apollonia Pontica (region: Thrace)
Apollonia Salbace (region: Caria)
Apollonis (region: Lydia)
Apollonoshieron (region: Lydia)
Appia (region: Phrygia)
Arabian mint (region: Arabia)
Aradus (region: Phoenicia)
Arausio (region: Gaul)
Argos (region: Peloponnesus)
Ariassus (region: Pisidia)
Arneae (region: Lycia)
Artaxata (region: Armenia)
Arycanda (region: Lycia)
Ascalon (region: Judaea)
Asine (region: Peloponnesus)
Asopus (region: Peloponnesus)
Aspendus (region: Pamphylia)
Assorus (region: Sicily)
Assus (region: Troas)
Astypalaea (region: Caria)
Athens (region: Attica)
Attaea (region: Mysia)
Attalea (region: Lydia)
Attalea (region: Pamphylia)
Attuda (region: Caria)
Augusta (region: Cilicia)
Augusta Traiana (region: Thrace)
Auxiliary mints of Lugdunum (region: Gaul)
Axos (region: Crete)
Babba (region: Africa)
Baesuri (region: Hispania)
Bagis (region: Lydia)
Balbura (region: Lycia)
Barata (region: Lycaonia)
Bargasa (region: Caria)
Bargylia (region: Caria)
Baris (region: Pisidia)
Beroea (region: Macedonia)
Beroea (region: Syria)
Berytus (region: Phoenicia)
Bilbilis (region: Hispania)
Bithynium Claudiopolis (region: Bithynia)
Bizya (region: Thrace)
Blaundus (region: Lydia)
Boeae (region: Peloponnesus)
Bostra (region: Arabia)
Botrys (region: Phoenicia)
Bria (region: Phrygia)
Briula (region: Lydia)
Bruzus (region: Phrygia)
Bubon (region: Lycia)
Bura (region: Peloponnesus)
Buthrotum (region: Epirus)
Byblus (region: Phoenicia)
Byzantium (region: Thrace)
Cabellio (region: Gaul)
Cadi (region: Phrygia)
Caesaraugusta (region: Hispania)
Caesarea (region: Bosporus)
Caesarea (region: Cappadocia)
Caesarea ad Libanum (region: Phoenicia)
Caesarea Germanica (region: Bithynia)
Caesarea Maritima (region: Samaria)
Caesarea Paneas (region: Syria)
Calagurris (region: Hispania)
Calchedon (region: Bithynia)
Callatis (region: Moesia)
Came (region: Lydia)
Canatha (region: Syria)
Candyba (region: Lycia)
Caphya (region: Peloponnesus)
Capitolias (region: Syria)
Caralis (region: Sardinia)
Carallia (region: Cilicia)
Carrhae (region: Mesopotamia)
Carteia (region: Hispania)
Cartenna (region: Africa)
Carthage (region: Africa)
Carthago Nova (region: Hispania)
Carystus (region: Euboea)
Casae (region: Cilicia)
Cascantum (region: Hispania)
Cassandrea (region: Macedonia)
Castulonian Mines (region: Hispania)
Celenderis (region: Cilicia)
Centuripae (region: Sicily)
Ceos (region: Cyclades)
Cephallenia (region: Peloponnesus)
Cephaloedium (region: Sicily)
Ceramus (region: Caria)
Cerasus (region: Pontus)
Cercina (region: Africa)
Ceretapa Diocaesarea (region: Phrygia)
Cestrus (region: Cilicia)
Chalcis (region: Euboea)
Chalcis ad Belum (region: Syria)
Charachmoba (region: Arabia)
Chersonesus (region: Bosporus)
Chios (region: Ionia)
Choma (region: Lycia)
Cibyra (region: Phrygia)
Cidrama (region: Caria)
Cidyessus (region: Phrygia)
Cietis (region: Cilicia)
Cilbiani Superiores (region: Lydia)
Cirta (region: Africa)
Cistophoric mint (region: Uncertain)
Cius (region: Bithynia)
Claudia Leucas (region: Syria)
Claudioseleucia (region: Pisidia)
Clazomenae (region: Ionia)
Cleitor (region: Peloponnesus)
Cleonae (region: Peloponnesus)
Clunia (region: Hispania)
Cnidus (region: Caria)
Cnossus (region: Crete)
Codrula (region: Pisidia)
Coela (region: Thrace)
Colbasa (region: Pisidia)
Colone (region: Peloponnesus)
Colophon (region: Ionia)
Colossae (region: Phrygia)
Colybrassus (region: Cilicia)
Comama (region: Pisidia)
Comana (region: Pontus)
Conana (region: Pisidia)
Consabrum (region: Hispania)
Coracesium (region: Cilicia)
Corcyra (region: Epirus)
Corinth (region: Corinthia)
Coropissus (region: Cilicia)
Corycus (region: Cilicia)
Corydalla (region: Lycia)
Cos (region: Caria)
Cossura (region: Sicily)
Cotiaeum (region: Phrygia)
Cremna (region: Pisidia)
Creteia-Flaviopolis (region: Bithynia)
Cyaneae (region: Lycia)
Cybistra (region: Cappadocia)
Cydonia (region: Crete)
Cyme (region: Aeolis)
Cynaetha (region: Peloponnesus)
Cyparissia (region: Peloponnesus)
Cyrenaica (region: Cyrenaica)
Cyrene (region: Cyrenaica)
Cyrrhus (region: Syria)
Cyzicus (region: Mysia)
Daldis (region: Lydia)
Dalisandus (region: Lycaonia)
Damascus (region: Syria)
Dardanus (region: Troas)
Delphi (region: Phocis)
Demetrias (region: Phoenicia)
Derbe (region: Lycaonia)
Deultum (region: Thrace)
Diocaesarea (region: Cilicia)
Diocleia (region: Phrygia)
Dionysopolis (region: Moesia)
Dionysopolis (region: Phrygia)
Dioshieron (region: Lydia)
Diospolis (region: Judaea)
Dium (region: Macedonia)
Dium (region: Syria)
Docimeum (region: Phrygia)
Doliche (region: Commagene)
Dora (region: Phoenicia)
Dorylaeum (region: Phrygia)
Dyme (region: Peloponnesus)
Eastern Mauretanian mint (region: Africa)
Ebora (region: Hispania)
Ebusus (region: Hispania)
Edessa (region: Macedonia)
Edessa (region: Mesopotamia)
Elaea (region: Aeolis)
Elaeus (region: Thrace)
Elaeusa-Sebaste (region: Cilicia)
Elatea (region: Phocis)
Eleutherna (region: Crete)
Eleutheropolis (region: Judaea)
Elis (region: Peloponnesus)
Emerita (region: Hispania)
Emesa (region: Syria)
Emporiae (region: Hispania)
Entella (region: Sicily)
Ephesus (region: Ionia)
Epidaurus (region: Peloponnesus)
Epiphanea (region: Cilicia)
Ercavica (region: Hispania)
Eresus (region: Lesbus)
Eretria (region: Euboea)
Eriza (region: Phrygia)
Erythrae (region: Ionia)
Esbus (region: Arabia)
Etenna (region: Pisidia)
Eucarpia (region: Phrygia)
Euippe (region: Caria)
Eumenea (region: Phrygia)
Euromus (region: Caria)
Flavian Latin mint in Thrace (region: Thrace)
Flaviopolis (region: Cilicia)
Forum Iulii (region: Gaul)
Gaba (region: Syria)
Gabala (region: Syria)
Gadara (region: Syria)
Gades (region: Hispania)
Gagae (region: Lycia)
Gangra-Germanicopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Gargara (region: Troas)
Gaza (region: Judaea)
Gerasa (region: Syria)
Germa (region: Galatia)
Germanicia Caesarea (region: Commagene)
Germanicopolis (region: Cilicia)
Germe (region: Mysia)
Gnaeus and Sextus Pompey's bronze mint(s) (region: Hispania)
Gortyn (region: Crete)
Graccurris (region: Hispania)
Grimenothyrae (region: Phrygia)
Gythium (region: Peloponnesus)
Hadrianeia (region: Mysia)
Hadriani ad Olympum (region: Mysia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Phrygia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Thrace)
Hadrianotherae (region: Mysia)
Hadrumetum (region: Africa)
Halaesa (region: Sicily)
Halicarnassus (region: Caria)
Harpasa (region: Caria)
Heliopolis (region: Syria)
Henna (region: Sicily)
Hephaestia (region: Thrace)
Heraclea Pontica (region: Bithynia)
Heraclea Salbace (region: Caria)
Heraclea Sintica (region: Macedonia)
Heraea (region: Peloponnesus)
Hermione (region: Peloponnesus)
Hermocapelia (region: Lydia)
Hierapolis (region: Phrygia)
Hierapolis (region: Syria)
Hierapolis-Castabala (region: Cilicia)
Hierapolis-Comana (region: Cappadocia)
Hierapytna (region: Crete)
Hierocaesarea (region: Lydia)
Hieropolis (region: Phrygia)
Hippo Regius (region: Africa)
Hyde (region: Lycaonia)
Hydisus (region: Caria)
Hydrela (region: Phrygia)
Hyllarima (region: Caria)
Hypaepa (region: Lydia)
Hyrcanis (region: Lydia)
Hyrgaleis (region: Phrygia)
Iaiton (region: Sicily)
Iasus (region: Caria)
Iconium (region: Lycaonia)
Ilercavonia-Dertosa (region: Hispania)
Ilerda (region: Hispania)
Ilici (region: Hispania)
Ilistra (region: Lycaonia)
Ilium (region: Troas)
Imbrus (region: Thrace)
Iocharax (region: Phrygia)
Iol (region: Africa)
Ionopolis Abonoteichos (region: Paphlagonia)
Ios (region: Cyclades)
Iotape (region: Cilicia)
Irenopolis (region: Cilicia)
Irippo (region: Hispania)
Isaura (region: Lycaonia)
Isinda (region: Pisidia)
Istrus (region: Moesia)
Italica (region: Hispania)
Iulia (region: Phrygia)
Iulia Gordus (region: Lydia)
Iulia Traducta (region: Hispania)
Iuliopolis (region: Bithynia)
Jerusalem (region: Judaea)
Joppa (region: Samaria)
Kingdom of Armenia Minor (region: Armenia)
Kingdom of Cappadocia (region: Cappadocia)
Kingdom of Cilicia (region: Cilicia)
Kingdom of Commagene (region: Commagene)
Kingdom of Galatia (region: Galatia)
Kingdom of Paphlagonia (region: Paphlagonia)
Kingdom of Pontus (region: Pontus)
Kingdom of the Bosporus (region: Bosporus)
Kingdom of the Himyarites (region: Arabia)
Koinon of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Koinon of Crete (region: Crete)
Koinon of Cyprus (region: Cyprus)
Koinon of Galatia (region: Galatia)
Koinon of Lesbos (region: Lesbus)
Koinon of Lycia (region: Lycia)
Koinon of Macedonia (region: Macedonia)
Koinon of Paphlagonia (region: Paphlagonia)
Koinon of Pontus (region: Pontus)
Koinon of the Thirteen Cities (region: Uncertain)
Koinon of Thessaly (region: Thessaly)
Lacanatis (region: Commagene)
Laelia (region: Hispania)
Laerte (region: Cilicia)
Lalassis (region: Cilicia)
Lampsacus (region: Mysia)
Lamus (region: Cilicia)
Laodicea ad Libanum (region: Syria)
Laodicea ad Lycum (region: Phrygia)
Laodicea ad Mare (region: Syria)
Laodicea Catacecaumene (region: Lycaonia)
Lappa (region: Crete)
Laranda (region: Lycaonia)
Las (region: Peloponnesus)
Latin coinage of Thrace and Bithynia (region: Uncertain)
Lato (region: Crete)
Lebedus (region: Ionia)
Lemnus (region: Thrace)
Lepida-Celsa (region: Hispania)
Lepti Minus (region: Africa)
Leptis Magna (region: Africa)
Lilybaeum (region: Sicily)
Limyra (region: Lycia)
Lipara (region: Sicily)
Locri (region: Locris)
Lugdunum (region: Gaul)
Lyrbe (region: Cilicia)
Lysias (region: Phrygia)
Lysinia (region: Pisidia)
Lystra (region: Lycaonia)
Lyttos (region: Crete)
Maeonia (region: Lydia)
Magnesia (region: Thessaly)
Magnesia ad Maeandrum (region: Ionia)
Magnesia ad Sipylum (region: Lydia)
Magydus (region: Pamphylia)
Mallus (region: Cilicia)
Mantinea (region: Peloponnesus)
Marathus (region: Phoenicia)
Marcianopolis (region: Moesia)
Maronea (region: Thrace)
Mastaura (region: Lydia)
Matavonium (region: Gaul)
Medaba (region: Arabia)
Megalopolis (region: Peloponnesus)
Megalopolis-Sebasteia (region: Pontus)
Megara (region: Megaris)
Melita (region: Sicily)
Melus (region: Cyclades)
Mesambria (region: Thrace)
Messene (region: Peloponnesus)
Methana (region: Peloponnesus)
Methymna (region: Lesbus)
Metropolis (region: Ionia)
Metropolis (region: Phrygia)
Midaeum (region: Phrygia)
Miletopolis (region: Mysia)
Miletus (region: Ionia)
Minassus (region: Pisidia)
Minoa (region: Cyclades)
Mint A (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint B (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint C (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint D (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint E (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint of the fleet coinage (region: Syria)
Mopsus (region: Cilicia)
Mostene (region: Lydia)
Mothone (region: Peloponnesus)
Myconos (region: Cyclades)
Mylasa (region: Caria)
Myndus (region: Caria)
Myra (region: Lycia)
Myrina (region: Aeolis)
Mysomakedones (region: Lydia)
Mytilene (region: Lesbus)
Nacolea (region: Phrygia)
Nacrasa (region: Lydia)
Narbo (region: Gaul)
Naxos (region: Cyclades)
Neapolis (region: Samaria)
Neapolis ad Harpasum (region: Caria)
Nemausus (region: Gaul)
Neocaesarea (region: Pontus)
Neoclaudiopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Neronias (region: Judaea)
Nicaea (region: Bithynia)
Nicaea Cilbianorum (region: Lydia)
Nicomedia (region: Bithynia)
Nicopolis (region: Epirus)
Nicopolis ad Istrum (region: Moesia)
Nicopolis ad Lycum (region: Pontus)
Nicopolis ad Mestum (region: Thrace)
Nicopolis Seleucidis (region: Syria)
Nicopolis-Emmaus (region: Judaea)
Ninica Claudiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Nisibis (region: Mesopotamia)
Nysa (region: Lydia)
Nysa-Scythopolis (region: Samaria)
Ococleia (region: Phrygia)
Odessus (region: Moesia)
Oea (region: Africa)
Olba (region: Cilicia)
Olbasa (region: Pisidia)
Olbia (region: Sarmatia)
Olympus (region: Lycia)
Orchomenus (region: Peloponnesus)
Orthosia (region: Caria)
Orthosia (region: Phoenicia)
Osca (region: Hispania)
Osicerda (region: Hispania)
Osset (region: Hispania)
Otrus (region: Phrygia)
Paestum (region: Italy)
Pagae (region: Megaris)
Palaeobeudus (region: Phrygia)
Palaeopolis (region: Pisidia)
Paltus (region: Syria)
Panemoteichus (region: Pisidia)
Panormus (region: Sicily)
Pappa Tiberia (region: Pisidia)
Parium (region: Mysia)
Parlais (region: Pisidia)
Paros (region: Cyclades)
Patara (region: Lycia)
Paterna (region: Africa)
Patras (region: Peloponnesus)
Patricia (region: Hispania)
Pautalia (region: Thrace)
Pax Iulia (region: Hispania)
Pednelissus (region: Pisidia)
Pella (region: Macedonia)
Pella (region: Syria)
Pellene (region: Peloponnesus)
Peltae (region: Phrygia)
Peparethus (region: Thessaly)
Pergamum (region: Mysia)
Perge (region: Pamphylia)
Perinthus (region: Thrace)
Perperene (region: Mysia)
Pessinus (region: Galatia)
Petra (region: Arabia)
Phaselis (region: Lycia)
Phellus (region: Lycia)
Pheneus (region: Peloponnesus)
Phigalia (region: Peloponnesus)
Philadelphia (region: Cilicia)
Philadelphia (region: Lydia)
Philadelphia (region: Syria)
Philippi (region: Macedonia)
Philippopolis (region: Arabia)
Philippopolis (region: Thrace)
Philomelium (region: Phrygia)
Phlius (region: Peloponnesus)
Phocaea (region: Ionia)
Phoenice (region: Epirus)
Pholegandros (region: Cyclades)
Pionia (region: Mysia)
Pitane (region: Aeolis)
Plotinopolis (region: Thrace)
Podalia (region: Lycia)
Poemanenum (region: Mysia)
Pogla (region: Pisidia)
Polyrhenium (region: Crete)
Pompeiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Pompeiopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Poroselene (region: Lesbus)
Priene (region: Ionia)
Prostanna (region: Pisidia)
Province of Dacia (region: Dacia)
Prusa ad Olympum (region: Bithynia)
Prusias ad Hypium (region: Bithynia)
Prymnessus (region: Phrygia)
Psophis (region: Peloponnesus)
Ptolemais (region: Cyrenaica)
Ptolemais (region: Phoenicia)
Pylus (region: Peloponnesus)
Rabbath-Moba (region: Arabia)
Raphanea (region: Syria)
Raphia (region: Judaea)
Rhesaena (region: Mesopotamia)
Rhodes (region: Caria)
Rhodiapolis (region: Lycia)
Rhosus (region: Cilicia)
Romula (region: Hispania)
Ruteni (region: Gaul)
Sabratha (region: Africa)
Sagalassus (region: Pisidia)
Saguntum (region: Hispania)
Saitta (region: Lydia)
Sala (region: Lydia)
Salacia (region: Hispania)
Samos (region: Ionia)
Samosata (region: Commagene)
Sardis (region: Lydia)
Sarmizegetusa Regia (region: Dacia)
Satala (region: Armenia)
Savatra (region: Lycaonia)
Scepsis (region: Troas)
Sebaste (region: Phrygia)
Sebaste (region: Samaria)
Sebastopolis (region: Caria)
Sebastopolis (region: Pontus)
Segesta (region: Sicily)
Segobriga (region: Hispania)
Segovia (region: Hispania)
Seleucia (region: Syria)
Seleucia ad Calycadnum (region: Cilicia)
Selge (region: Pisidia)
Selinus-Traianopolis (region: Cilicia)
Sepphoris Diocaesarea (region: Galilaea)
Serdica (region: Thrace)
Sestus (region: Thrace)
Severan ‘cistophoric’ mint (region: Bithynia)
Sexi (region: Hispania)
Sibidunda (region: Pisidia)
Siblia (region: Phrygia)
Sicca (region: Africa)
Sicyon (region: Peloponnesus)
Side (region: Pamphylia)
Sidon (region: Phoenicia)
Silandus (region: Lydia)
Sillyum (region: Pamphylia)
Singara (region: Mesopotamia)
Sinope (region: Paphlagonia)
Siphnus (region: Cyclades)
Sistripia (region: Syria)
Smyrna (region: Ionia)
Sparta (region: Peloponnesus)
Stectorium (region: Phrygia)
Stobi (region: Macedonia)
Stobi Irregular coinage (region: Macedonia)
Stratonicea (region: Caria)
Stratonicea Hadrianopolis (region: Lydia)
Syedra (region: Cilicia)
Synaus (region: Phrygia)
Synnada (region: Phrygia)
Syros (region: Cyclades)
Tabae (region: Caria)
Tabala (region: Lydia)
Taenarum (region: Peloponnesus)
Tanagra (region: Boeotia)
Tarraco (region: Hispania)
Tarsus (region: Cilicia)
Tavium (region: Galatia)
Tegea (region: Peloponnesus)
Temenothyrae (region: Phrygia)
Temnus (region: Aeolis)
Tenea (region: Peloponnesus)
Tenedus (region: Troas)
Tenus (region: Cyclades)
Teos (region: Ionia)
Termessus by Oenoanda (region: Lycia)
Termessus Major (region: Pisidia)
Thaena (region: Africa)
Thapsus (region: Africa)
Thasos (region: Thrace)
Thebes (region: Boeotia)
Thelpusa (region: Peloponnesus)
Themisonium (region: Phrygia)
Thera (region: Cyclades)
Thespiae (region: Boeotia)
Thessalonica (region: Macedonia)
Thuria (region: Peloponnesus)
Thyatira (region: Lydia)
Tiberias (region: Galilaea)
Tiberiopolis (region: Phrygia)
Timbriada (region: Pisidia)
Timbrium (region: Phrygia)
Tingi (region: Africa)
Titiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Tityassus (region: Pisidia)
Tium (region: Bithynia)
Tlos (region: Lycia)
Tmolus (region: Lydia)
Tomara (region: Lydia)
Tomis (region: Moesia)
Topirus (region: Thrace)
Traianopolis (region: Phrygia)
Traianopolis (region: Thrace)
Tralles (region: Lydia)
Trapezopolis (region: Caria)
Trapezus (region: Pontus)
Trebenna (region: Lycia)
Treveri (region: Gaul)
Tripolis (region: Lydia)
Tripolis (region: Phoenicia)
Troezen (region: Peloponnesus)
Turiaso (region: Hispania)
Turris Libisonis (region: Sardinia)
Tyana (region: Cappadocia)
Tyndaris (region: Sicily)
Tyra (region: Sarmatia)
Tyre (region: Phoenicia)
Unattributed Hadrianic cistophoric mint (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain Asian mint of CA coinage (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain Caesarea(s) (region: Cilicia)
Uncertain cities of West Mauretania (region: Africa)
Uncertain city of eastern Mauretania (region: Africa)
Uncertain colony in Cilicia (region: Cilicia)
Uncertain colony in Gallia Narbonensis (region: Gaul)
Uncertain Flavian mint (region: Cappadocia)
Uncertain Gallic mint (region: Gaul)
Uncertain Italian mint (region: Italy)
Uncertain mint (region: Africa)
Uncertain mint (Augustus, Imp X) (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint in Asia (?) of Atratinus (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint in Commagene (region: Commagene)
Uncertain mint in North Italy (region: Italy)
Uncertain mint of Achaea (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Asia Minor of AD 77/78 (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Asia Minor of the denarii with o (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Uncertain mint of Euboea (region: Euboea)
Uncertain mint of Germanus Indutilli (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint of Hirtius (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint of Lycaonia (region: Lycaonia)
Uncertain mint of Macedonia (region: Macedonia)
Uncertain mint of North West Spain (?) (region: Hispania)
Uncertain mint of Pisidian(?) colony (region: Pisidia)
Uncertain mint of Pontus/Paphlagonia (region: Pontus)
Uncertain mint of the Syrian Tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertain mint of the Δ Ɛ series (region: Syria)
Uncertain mint of Thrace (region: Thrace)
Uncertain mint(s) on Cyprus (region: Cyprus)
Uncertain of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Uncertain of Spain (region: Hispania)
Uncertain Sicilian mint (region: Sicily)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage I (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage II (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage III (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Cleopatra and Antony (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Nero/Claudius tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Regulus (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Zeus tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertan Gallic mint for Tiberius (region: Gaul)
Unlocated mint of Crete (region: Crete)
Uselis (region: Sardinia)
Utica (region: Africa)
Verbe (region: Pisidia)
Vienne (region: Gaul)
Viminacium (region: Moesia)
Westen Mauretanian mint (region: Africa)
Zacynthus (region: Peloponnesus)
Zela (region: Pontus)
Zephyrium (region: Cilicia)
Zeugma (region: Commagene)
Zilil (region: Africa)
Region
Aegina
Aeolis
Africa
Arabia
Armenia
Attica
Bithynia
Boeotia
Bosporus
Cappadocia
Caria
Cilicia
Commagene
Corinthia
Crete
Cyclades
Cyprus
Cyrenaica
Dacia
Egypt
Epirus
Euboea
Galatia
Galilaea
Gaul
Hispania
Illyricum
Ionia
Italy
Judaea
Lesbus
Locris
Lycaonia
Lycia
Lydia
Macedonia
Megaris
Mesopotamia
Moesia
Mysia
Pamphylia
Paphlagonia
Peloponnesus
Phocis
Phoenicia
Phrygia
Pisidia
Pontus
Samaria
Sardinia
Sarmatia
Sicily
Syria
Thessaly
Thrace
Troas
Uncertain
Province
Achaea
Africa Proconsularis
Arabia
Armenia
Asia
Baetica
Bithynia-Pontus
Cappadocia
Cilicia
Commagene
Crete
Cyprus
Cyrenaica and Crete
Dacia
Eastern kingdoms
Egypt
Epirus
Galatia
Galatia-Cappadocia
Galatia-Pontus
Gallia Belgica
Gallia Lugdunensis
Gallia Narbonensis
Italy
Judaea
Kingdom of Armenia
Kingdom of Armenia Minor
Kingdom of Cilicia
Kingdom of Commagene
Kingdom of Pontus
Lusitania
Lycia-Pamphylia
Macedonia
Mauretania
Mesopotamia
Moesia
Moesia Inferior
Moesia Superior
Northern Black Sea
Osroene
Phrygia-Caria
Pontus
Sardinia
Sicily
Syria
Syria Coele
Syria Palaestina
Syria Phoenice
Tarraconensis
Thrace
Uncertain
Conventus
Asia: conventus of Adramyteum
Asia: conventus of Alabanda
Asia: conventus of Apamea
Asia: conventus of Cibyra
Asia: conventus of Cyzicus
Asia: conventus of Ephesus
Asia: conventus of Halicarnassus
Asia: conventus of Miletus
Asia: conventus of Pergamum
Asia: conventus of Philadelphia
Asia: conventus of Philomelium
Asia: conventus of Sardis
Asia: conventus of Smyrna
Asia: conventus of Synnada
Asia: conventus of the Cyclades
Asia: conventus of Thyatira
Asia: uncertain conventus
Phrygia-Caria: conventus of Alabanda
Phrygia-Caria: conventus of Apamea
Phrygia-Caria: conventus of Cibyra
Phrygia-Caria: conventus of Philomelium
Phrygia-Caria: conventus of Synnada
Alliance
None
Any
Abdera (region: Hispania)
Abdera (region: Thrace)
Abila (region: Syria)
Abydus (region: Troas)
Acalissus (region: Lycia)
Acci (region: Hispania)
Accilaeum (region: Phrygia)
Achulla (region: Africa)
Acmonea (region: Phrygia)
Acrasus (region: Lydia)
Adada (region: Pisidia)
Adana (region: Cilicia)
Adraa (region: Arabia)
Adramyteum (region: Mysia)
Aegae (region: Aeolis)
Aegeae (region: Cilicia)
Aegiale (region: Cyclades)
Aegina (region: Aegina)
Aegira (region: Peloponnesus)
Aegium (region: Peloponnesus)
Aegosthena (region: Megaris)
Aelia Capitolina (region: Judaea)
Aenus (region: Thrace)
Aezani (region: Phrygia)
Agrigentum (region: Sicily)
Agrippia (region: Bosporus)
Alabanda (region: Caria)
Alexandria (region: Egypt)
Alexandria (region: Troas)
Alexandria ad Issum (region: Cilicia)
Alia (region: Phrygia)
Alinda (region: Caria)
Amasea (region: Pontus)
Amastris (region: Paphlagonia)
Amblada (region: Pisidia)
Amisus (region: Pontus)
Amorium (region: Phrygia)
Amphipolis (region: Macedonia)
Amyzon (region: Caria)
Anazarbus (region: Cilicia)
Anchialus (region: Thrace)
Ancyra (region: Galatia)
Ancyra (region: Phrygia)
Andeda (region: Pisidia)
Andros (region: Cyclades)
Anemurium (region: Cilicia)
Anineta (region: Lydia)
Antandrus (region: Troas)
Anthedon (region: Syria)
Anthemusia (region: Mesopotamia)
Anticyra (region: Phocis)
Antioch (region: Pisidia)
Antioch (region: Syria)
Antioch ad Cragum (region: Cilicia)
Antioch ad Euphratem (region: Commagene)
Antioch ad Hippum (region: Syria)
Antioch ad Maeandrum (region: Caria)
Antipatris (region: Samaria)
Antiphellus (region: Lycia)
Antipolis (region: Gaul)
Apamea (region: Bithynia)
Apamea (region: Phrygia)
Apamea (region: Syria)
Aperlae (region: Lycia)
Aphrodisias (region: Caria)
Apollonia (region: Illyricum)
Apollonia ad Rhyndacum (region: Mysia)
Apollonia Mordiaeum (region: Pisidia)
Apollonia Pontica (region: Thrace)
Apollonia Salbace (region: Caria)
Apollonis (region: Lydia)
Apollonoshieron (region: Lydia)
Appia (region: Phrygia)
Arabian mint (region: Arabia)
Aradus (region: Phoenicia)
Arausio (region: Gaul)
Argos (region: Peloponnesus)
Ariassus (region: Pisidia)
Arneae (region: Lycia)
Artaxata (region: Armenia)
Arycanda (region: Lycia)
Ascalon (region: Judaea)
Asine (region: Peloponnesus)
Asopus (region: Peloponnesus)
Aspendus (region: Pamphylia)
Assorus (region: Sicily)
Assus (region: Troas)
Astypalaea (region: Caria)
Athens (region: Attica)
Attaea (region: Mysia)
Attalea (region: Lydia)
Attalea (region: Pamphylia)
Attuda (region: Caria)
Augusta (region: Cilicia)
Augusta Traiana (region: Thrace)
Auxiliary mints of Lugdunum (region: Gaul)
Axos (region: Crete)
Babba (region: Africa)
Baesuri (region: Hispania)
Bagis (region: Lydia)
Balbura (region: Lycia)
Barata (region: Lycaonia)
Bargasa (region: Caria)
Bargylia (region: Caria)
Baris (region: Pisidia)
Beroea (region: Macedonia)
Beroea (region: Syria)
Berytus (region: Phoenicia)
Bilbilis (region: Hispania)
Bithynium Claudiopolis (region: Bithynia)
Bizya (region: Thrace)
Blaundus (region: Lydia)
Boeae (region: Peloponnesus)
Bostra (region: Arabia)
Botrys (region: Phoenicia)
Bria (region: Phrygia)
Briula (region: Lydia)
Bruzus (region: Phrygia)
Bubon (region: Lycia)
Bura (region: Peloponnesus)
Buthrotum (region: Epirus)
Byblus (region: Phoenicia)
Byzantium (region: Thrace)
Cabellio (region: Gaul)
Cadi (region: Phrygia)
Caesaraugusta (region: Hispania)
Caesarea (region: Bosporus)
Caesarea (region: Cappadocia)
Caesarea ad Libanum (region: Phoenicia)
Caesarea Germanica (region: Bithynia)
Caesarea Maritima (region: Samaria)
Caesarea Paneas (region: Syria)
Calagurris (region: Hispania)
Calchedon (region: Bithynia)
Callatis (region: Moesia)
Came (region: Lydia)
Canatha (region: Syria)
Candyba (region: Lycia)
Caphya (region: Peloponnesus)
Capitolias (region: Syria)
Caralis (region: Sardinia)
Carallia (region: Cilicia)
Carrhae (region: Mesopotamia)
Carteia (region: Hispania)
Cartenna (region: Africa)
Carthage (region: Africa)
Carthago Nova (region: Hispania)
Carystus (region: Euboea)
Casae (region: Cilicia)
Cascantum (region: Hispania)
Cassandrea (region: Macedonia)
Castulonian Mines (region: Hispania)
Celenderis (region: Cilicia)
Centuripae (region: Sicily)
Ceos (region: Cyclades)
Cephallenia (region: Peloponnesus)
Cephaloedium (region: Sicily)
Ceramus (region: Caria)
Cerasus (region: Pontus)
Cercina (region: Africa)
Ceretapa Diocaesarea (region: Phrygia)
Cestrus (region: Cilicia)
Chalcis (region: Euboea)
Chalcis ad Belum (region: Syria)
Charachmoba (region: Arabia)
Chersonesus (region: Bosporus)
Chios (region: Ionia)
Choma (region: Lycia)
Cibyra (region: Phrygia)
Cidrama (region: Caria)
Cidyessus (region: Phrygia)
Cietis (region: Cilicia)
Cilbiani Superiores (region: Lydia)
Cirta (region: Africa)
Cistophoric mint (region: Uncertain)
Cius (region: Bithynia)
Claudia Leucas (region: Syria)
Claudioseleucia (region: Pisidia)
Clazomenae (region: Ionia)
Cleitor (region: Peloponnesus)
Cleonae (region: Peloponnesus)
Clunia (region: Hispania)
Cnidus (region: Caria)
Cnossus (region: Crete)
Codrula (region: Pisidia)
Coela (region: Thrace)
Colbasa (region: Pisidia)
Colone (region: Peloponnesus)
Colophon (region: Ionia)
Colossae (region: Phrygia)
Colybrassus (region: Cilicia)
Comama (region: Pisidia)
Comana (region: Pontus)
Conana (region: Pisidia)
Consabrum (region: Hispania)
Coracesium (region: Cilicia)
Corcyra (region: Epirus)
Corinth (region: Corinthia)
Coropissus (region: Cilicia)
Corycus (region: Cilicia)
Corydalla (region: Lycia)
Cos (region: Caria)
Cossura (region: Sicily)
Cotiaeum (region: Phrygia)
Cremna (region: Pisidia)
Creteia-Flaviopolis (region: Bithynia)
Cyaneae (region: Lycia)
Cybistra (region: Cappadocia)
Cydonia (region: Crete)
Cyme (region: Aeolis)
Cynaetha (region: Peloponnesus)
Cyparissia (region: Peloponnesus)
Cyrenaica (region: Cyrenaica)
Cyrene (region: Cyrenaica)
Cyrrhus (region: Syria)
Cyzicus (region: Mysia)
Daldis (region: Lydia)
Dalisandus (region: Lycaonia)
Damascus (region: Syria)
Dardanus (region: Troas)
Delphi (region: Phocis)
Demetrias (region: Phoenicia)
Derbe (region: Lycaonia)
Deultum (region: Thrace)
Diocaesarea (region: Cilicia)
Diocleia (region: Phrygia)
Dionysopolis (region: Moesia)
Dionysopolis (region: Phrygia)
Dioshieron (region: Lydia)
Diospolis (region: Judaea)
Dium (region: Macedonia)
Dium (region: Syria)
Docimeum (region: Phrygia)
Doliche (region: Commagene)
Dora (region: Phoenicia)
Dorylaeum (region: Phrygia)
Dyme (region: Peloponnesus)
Eastern Mauretanian mint (region: Africa)
Ebora (region: Hispania)
Ebusus (region: Hispania)
Edessa (region: Macedonia)
Edessa (region: Mesopotamia)
Elaea (region: Aeolis)
Elaeus (region: Thrace)
Elaeusa-Sebaste (region: Cilicia)
Elatea (region: Phocis)
Eleutherna (region: Crete)
Eleutheropolis (region: Judaea)
Elis (region: Peloponnesus)
Emerita (region: Hispania)
Emesa (region: Syria)
Emporiae (region: Hispania)
Entella (region: Sicily)
Ephesus (region: Ionia)
Epidaurus (region: Peloponnesus)
Epiphanea (region: Cilicia)
Ercavica (region: Hispania)
Eresus (region: Lesbus)
Eretria (region: Euboea)
Eriza (region: Phrygia)
Erythrae (region: Ionia)
Esbus (region: Arabia)
Etenna (region: Pisidia)
Eucarpia (region: Phrygia)
Euippe (region: Caria)
Eumenea (region: Phrygia)
Euromus (region: Caria)
Flavian Latin mint in Thrace (region: Thrace)
Flaviopolis (region: Cilicia)
Forum Iulii (region: Gaul)
Gaba (region: Syria)
Gabala (region: Syria)
Gadara (region: Syria)
Gades (region: Hispania)
Gagae (region: Lycia)
Gangra-Germanicopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Gargara (region: Troas)
Gaza (region: Judaea)
Gerasa (region: Syria)
Germa (region: Galatia)
Germanicia Caesarea (region: Commagene)
Germanicopolis (region: Cilicia)
Germe (region: Mysia)
Gnaeus and Sextus Pompey's bronze mint(s) (region: Hispania)
Gortyn (region: Crete)
Graccurris (region: Hispania)
Grimenothyrae (region: Phrygia)
Gythium (region: Peloponnesus)
Hadrianeia (region: Mysia)
Hadriani ad Olympum (region: Mysia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Phrygia)
Hadrianopolis (region: Thrace)
Hadrianotherae (region: Mysia)
Hadrumetum (region: Africa)
Halaesa (region: Sicily)
Halicarnassus (region: Caria)
Harpasa (region: Caria)
Heliopolis (region: Syria)
Henna (region: Sicily)
Hephaestia (region: Thrace)
Heraclea Pontica (region: Bithynia)
Heraclea Salbace (region: Caria)
Heraclea Sintica (region: Macedonia)
Heraea (region: Peloponnesus)
Hermione (region: Peloponnesus)
Hermocapelia (region: Lydia)
Hierapolis (region: Phrygia)
Hierapolis (region: Syria)
Hierapolis-Castabala (region: Cilicia)
Hierapolis-Comana (region: Cappadocia)
Hierapytna (region: Crete)
Hierocaesarea (region: Lydia)
Hieropolis (region: Phrygia)
Hippo Regius (region: Africa)
Hyde (region: Lycaonia)
Hydisus (region: Caria)
Hydrela (region: Phrygia)
Hyllarima (region: Caria)
Hypaepa (region: Lydia)
Hyrcanis (region: Lydia)
Hyrgaleis (region: Phrygia)
Iaiton (region: Sicily)
Iasus (region: Caria)
Iconium (region: Lycaonia)
Ilercavonia-Dertosa (region: Hispania)
Ilerda (region: Hispania)
Ilici (region: Hispania)
Ilistra (region: Lycaonia)
Ilium (region: Troas)
Imbrus (region: Thrace)
Iocharax (region: Phrygia)
Iol (region: Africa)
Ionopolis Abonoteichos (region: Paphlagonia)
Ios (region: Cyclades)
Iotape (region: Cilicia)
Irenopolis (region: Cilicia)
Irippo (region: Hispania)
Isaura (region: Lycaonia)
Isinda (region: Pisidia)
Istrus (region: Moesia)
Italica (region: Hispania)
Iulia (region: Phrygia)
Iulia Gordus (region: Lydia)
Iulia Traducta (region: Hispania)
Iuliopolis (region: Bithynia)
Jerusalem (region: Judaea)
Joppa (region: Samaria)
Kingdom of Armenia Minor (region: Armenia)
Kingdom of Cappadocia (region: Cappadocia)
Kingdom of Cilicia (region: Cilicia)
Kingdom of Commagene (region: Commagene)
Kingdom of Galatia (region: Galatia)
Kingdom of Paphlagonia (region: Paphlagonia)
Kingdom of Pontus (region: Pontus)
Kingdom of the Bosporus (region: Bosporus)
Kingdom of the Himyarites (region: Arabia)
Koinon of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Koinon of Crete (region: Crete)
Koinon of Cyprus (region: Cyprus)
Koinon of Galatia (region: Galatia)
Koinon of Lesbos (region: Lesbus)
Koinon of Lycia (region: Lycia)
Koinon of Macedonia (region: Macedonia)
Koinon of Paphlagonia (region: Paphlagonia)
Koinon of Pontus (region: Pontus)
Koinon of the Thirteen Cities (region: Uncertain)
Koinon of Thessaly (region: Thessaly)
Lacanatis (region: Commagene)
Laelia (region: Hispania)
Laerte (region: Cilicia)
Lalassis (region: Cilicia)
Lampsacus (region: Mysia)
Lamus (region: Cilicia)
Laodicea ad Libanum (region: Syria)
Laodicea ad Lycum (region: Phrygia)
Laodicea ad Mare (region: Syria)
Laodicea Catacecaumene (region: Lycaonia)
Lappa (region: Crete)
Laranda (region: Lycaonia)
Las (region: Peloponnesus)
Latin coinage of Thrace and Bithynia (region: Uncertain)
Lato (region: Crete)
Lebedus (region: Ionia)
Lemnus (region: Thrace)
Lepida-Celsa (region: Hispania)
Lepti Minus (region: Africa)
Leptis Magna (region: Africa)
Lilybaeum (region: Sicily)
Limyra (region: Lycia)
Lipara (region: Sicily)
Locri (region: Locris)
Lugdunum (region: Gaul)
Lyrbe (region: Cilicia)
Lysias (region: Phrygia)
Lysinia (region: Pisidia)
Lystra (region: Lycaonia)
Lyttos (region: Crete)
Maeonia (region: Lydia)
Magnesia (region: Thessaly)
Magnesia ad Maeandrum (region: Ionia)
Magnesia ad Sipylum (region: Lydia)
Magydus (region: Pamphylia)
Mallus (region: Cilicia)
Mantinea (region: Peloponnesus)
Marathus (region: Phoenicia)
Marcianopolis (region: Moesia)
Maronea (region: Thrace)
Mastaura (region: Lydia)
Matavonium (region: Gaul)
Medaba (region: Arabia)
Megalopolis (region: Peloponnesus)
Megalopolis-Sebasteia (region: Pontus)
Megara (region: Megaris)
Melita (region: Sicily)
Melus (region: Cyclades)
Mesambria (region: Thrace)
Messene (region: Peloponnesus)
Methana (region: Peloponnesus)
Methymna (region: Lesbus)
Metropolis (region: Ionia)
Metropolis (region: Phrygia)
Midaeum (region: Phrygia)
Miletopolis (region: Mysia)
Miletus (region: Ionia)
Minassus (region: Pisidia)
Minoa (region: Cyclades)
Mint A (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint B (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint C (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint D (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint E (cistophori) (region: Uncertain)
Mint of the fleet coinage (region: Syria)
Mopsus (region: Cilicia)
Mostene (region: Lydia)
Mothone (region: Peloponnesus)
Myconos (region: Cyclades)
Mylasa (region: Caria)
Myndus (region: Caria)
Myra (region: Lycia)
Myrina (region: Aeolis)
Mysomakedones (region: Lydia)
Mytilene (region: Lesbus)
Nacolea (region: Phrygia)
Nacrasa (region: Lydia)
Narbo (region: Gaul)
Naxos (region: Cyclades)
Neapolis (region: Samaria)
Neapolis ad Harpasum (region: Caria)
Nemausus (region: Gaul)
Neocaesarea (region: Pontus)
Neoclaudiopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Neronias (region: Judaea)
Nicaea (region: Bithynia)
Nicaea Cilbianorum (region: Lydia)
Nicomedia (region: Bithynia)
Nicopolis (region: Epirus)
Nicopolis ad Istrum (region: Moesia)
Nicopolis ad Lycum (region: Pontus)
Nicopolis ad Mestum (region: Thrace)
Nicopolis Seleucidis (region: Syria)
Nicopolis-Emmaus (region: Judaea)
Ninica Claudiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Nisibis (region: Mesopotamia)
Nysa (region: Lydia)
Nysa-Scythopolis (region: Samaria)
Ococleia (region: Phrygia)
Odessus (region: Moesia)
Oea (region: Africa)
Olba (region: Cilicia)
Olbasa (region: Pisidia)
Olbia (region: Sarmatia)
Olympus (region: Lycia)
Orchomenus (region: Peloponnesus)
Orthosia (region: Caria)
Orthosia (region: Phoenicia)
Osca (region: Hispania)
Osicerda (region: Hispania)
Osset (region: Hispania)
Otrus (region: Phrygia)
Paestum (region: Italy)
Pagae (region: Megaris)
Palaeobeudus (region: Phrygia)
Palaeopolis (region: Pisidia)
Paltus (region: Syria)
Panemoteichus (region: Pisidia)
Panormus (region: Sicily)
Pappa Tiberia (region: Pisidia)
Parium (region: Mysia)
Parlais (region: Pisidia)
Paros (region: Cyclades)
Patara (region: Lycia)
Paterna (region: Africa)
Patras (region: Peloponnesus)
Patricia (region: Hispania)
Pautalia (region: Thrace)
Pax Iulia (region: Hispania)
Pednelissus (region: Pisidia)
Pella (region: Macedonia)
Pella (region: Syria)
Pellene (region: Peloponnesus)
Peltae (region: Phrygia)
Peparethus (region: Thessaly)
Pergamum (region: Mysia)
Perge (region: Pamphylia)
Perinthus (region: Thrace)
Perperene (region: Mysia)
Pessinus (region: Galatia)
Petra (region: Arabia)
Phaselis (region: Lycia)
Phellus (region: Lycia)
Pheneus (region: Peloponnesus)
Phigalia (region: Peloponnesus)
Philadelphia (region: Cilicia)
Philadelphia (region: Lydia)
Philadelphia (region: Syria)
Philippi (region: Macedonia)
Philippopolis (region: Arabia)
Philippopolis (region: Thrace)
Philomelium (region: Phrygia)
Phlius (region: Peloponnesus)
Phocaea (region: Ionia)
Phoenice (region: Epirus)
Pholegandros (region: Cyclades)
Pionia (region: Mysia)
Pitane (region: Aeolis)
Plotinopolis (region: Thrace)
Podalia (region: Lycia)
Poemanenum (region: Mysia)
Pogla (region: Pisidia)
Polyrhenium (region: Crete)
Pompeiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Pompeiopolis (region: Paphlagonia)
Poroselene (region: Lesbus)
Priene (region: Ionia)
Prostanna (region: Pisidia)
Province of Dacia (region: Dacia)
Prusa ad Olympum (region: Bithynia)
Prusias ad Hypium (region: Bithynia)
Prymnessus (region: Phrygia)
Psophis (region: Peloponnesus)
Ptolemais (region: Cyrenaica)
Ptolemais (region: Phoenicia)
Pylus (region: Peloponnesus)
Rabbath-Moba (region: Arabia)
Raphanea (region: Syria)
Raphia (region: Judaea)
Rhesaena (region: Mesopotamia)
Rhodes (region: Caria)
Rhodiapolis (region: Lycia)
Rhosus (region: Cilicia)
Romula (region: Hispania)
Ruteni (region: Gaul)
Sabratha (region: Africa)
Sagalassus (region: Pisidia)
Saguntum (region: Hispania)
Saitta (region: Lydia)
Sala (region: Lydia)
Salacia (region: Hispania)
Samos (region: Ionia)
Samosata (region: Commagene)
Sardis (region: Lydia)
Sarmizegetusa Regia (region: Dacia)
Satala (region: Armenia)
Savatra (region: Lycaonia)
Scepsis (region: Troas)
Sebaste (region: Phrygia)
Sebaste (region: Samaria)
Sebastopolis (region: Caria)
Sebastopolis (region: Pontus)
Segesta (region: Sicily)
Segobriga (region: Hispania)
Segovia (region: Hispania)
Seleucia (region: Syria)
Seleucia ad Calycadnum (region: Cilicia)
Selge (region: Pisidia)
Selinus-Traianopolis (region: Cilicia)
Sepphoris Diocaesarea (region: Galilaea)
Serdica (region: Thrace)
Sestus (region: Thrace)
Severan ‘cistophoric’ mint (region: Bithynia)
Sexi (region: Hispania)
Sibidunda (region: Pisidia)
Siblia (region: Phrygia)
Sicca (region: Africa)
Sicyon (region: Peloponnesus)
Side (region: Pamphylia)
Sidon (region: Phoenicia)
Silandus (region: Lydia)
Sillyum (region: Pamphylia)
Singara (region: Mesopotamia)
Sinope (region: Paphlagonia)
Siphnus (region: Cyclades)
Sistripia (region: Syria)
Smyrna (region: Ionia)
Sparta (region: Peloponnesus)
Stectorium (region: Phrygia)
Stobi (region: Macedonia)
Stobi Irregular coinage (region: Macedonia)
Stratonicea (region: Caria)
Stratonicea Hadrianopolis (region: Lydia)
Syedra (region: Cilicia)
Synaus (region: Phrygia)
Synnada (region: Phrygia)
Syros (region: Cyclades)
Tabae (region: Caria)
Tabala (region: Lydia)
Taenarum (region: Peloponnesus)
Tanagra (region: Boeotia)
Tarraco (region: Hispania)
Tarsus (region: Cilicia)
Tavium (region: Galatia)
Tegea (region: Peloponnesus)
Temenothyrae (region: Phrygia)
Temnus (region: Aeolis)
Tenea (region: Peloponnesus)
Tenedus (region: Troas)
Tenus (region: Cyclades)
Teos (region: Ionia)
Termessus by Oenoanda (region: Lycia)
Termessus Major (region: Pisidia)
Thaena (region: Africa)
Thapsus (region: Africa)
Thasos (region: Thrace)
Thebes (region: Boeotia)
Thelpusa (region: Peloponnesus)
Themisonium (region: Phrygia)
Thera (region: Cyclades)
Thespiae (region: Boeotia)
Thessalonica (region: Macedonia)
Thuria (region: Peloponnesus)
Thyatira (region: Lydia)
Tiberias (region: Galilaea)
Tiberiopolis (region: Phrygia)
Timbriada (region: Pisidia)
Timbrium (region: Phrygia)
Tingi (region: Africa)
Titiopolis (region: Cilicia)
Tityassus (region: Pisidia)
Tium (region: Bithynia)
Tlos (region: Lycia)
Tmolus (region: Lydia)
Tomara (region: Lydia)
Tomis (region: Moesia)
Topirus (region: Thrace)
Traianopolis (region: Phrygia)
Traianopolis (region: Thrace)
Tralles (region: Lydia)
Trapezopolis (region: Caria)
Trapezus (region: Pontus)
Trebenna (region: Lycia)
Treveri (region: Gaul)
Tripolis (region: Lydia)
Tripolis (region: Phoenicia)
Troezen (region: Peloponnesus)
Turiaso (region: Hispania)
Turris Libisonis (region: Sardinia)
Tyana (region: Cappadocia)
Tyndaris (region: Sicily)
Tyra (region: Sarmatia)
Tyre (region: Phoenicia)
Unattributed Hadrianic cistophoric mint (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain Asian mint of CA coinage (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain Caesarea(s) (region: Cilicia)
Uncertain cities of West Mauretania (region: Africa)
Uncertain city of eastern Mauretania (region: Africa)
Uncertain colony in Cilicia (region: Cilicia)
Uncertain colony in Gallia Narbonensis (region: Gaul)
Uncertain Flavian mint (region: Cappadocia)
Uncertain Gallic mint (region: Gaul)
Uncertain Italian mint (region: Italy)
Uncertain mint (region: Africa)
Uncertain mint (Augustus, Imp X) (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint in Asia (?) of Atratinus (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint in Commagene (region: Commagene)
Uncertain mint in North Italy (region: Italy)
Uncertain mint of Achaea (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Asia Minor of AD 77/78 (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Asia Minor of the denarii with o (region: Uncertain)
Uncertain mint of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Uncertain mint of Euboea (region: Euboea)
Uncertain mint of Germanus Indutilli (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint of Hirtius (region: Gaul)
Uncertain mint of Lycaonia (region: Lycaonia)
Uncertain mint of Macedonia (region: Macedonia)
Uncertain mint of North West Spain (?) (region: Hispania)
Uncertain mint of Pisidian(?) colony (region: Pisidia)
Uncertain mint of Pontus/Paphlagonia (region: Pontus)
Uncertain mint of the Syrian Tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertain mint of the Δ Ɛ series (region: Syria)
Uncertain mint of Thrace (region: Thrace)
Uncertain mint(s) on Cyprus (region: Cyprus)
Uncertain of Bithynia (region: Bithynia)
Uncertain of Spain (region: Hispania)
Uncertain Sicilian mint (region: Sicily)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage I (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage II (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of CA coinage III (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Cleopatra and Antony (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Nero/Claudius tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Regulus (region: Syria)
Uncertain Syrian mint of Zeus tetradrachms (region: Syria)
Uncertan Gallic mint for Tiberius (region: Gaul)
Unlocated mint of Crete (region: Crete)
Uselis (region: Sardinia)
Utica (region: Africa)
Verbe (region: Pisidia)
Vienne (region: Gaul)
Viminacium (region: Moesia)
Westen Mauretanian mint (region: Africa)
Zacynthus (region: Peloponnesus)
Zela (region: Pontus)
Zephyrium (region: Cilicia)
Zeugma (region: Commagene)
Zilil (region: Africa)
Chronology
Egyptian year
Augustus: First series, c. 30/28 BC
Augustus: Second (?) series, after 19 BC
Augustus: Third (?) series, c. 3/2 BC
Augustus: Fourth (?) series,
Augustus: Fifth series: ΠΑΤΗΡ ΠΑΤΡΙΔΟΣ, c. AD 1–5
Augustus: Sixth series, L ΛΗ = year 38, AD 8/9
Augustus: Sixth series, L ΛΘ = year 39, AD 9/10
Augustus: Sixth series, L Μ = year 40, AD 10/11
Augustus: Sixth series, L ΜΑ = year 41, AD 11/12
Augustus: Sixth series, L ΜΒ = year 42, AD 12/13
Tiberius: LΔ = year 4, AD 17/18
Tiberius: LΕ = year 5, AD 18/19
Tiberius: LϚ = year 6, AD 19/20
Tiberius: LΖ = year 7, AD 20/21
Tiberius: LΙΔ = year 14, AD 27/8
Tiberius: LΙΗ = year 18, AD 31/2
Tiberius: LΙΘ = year 19, AD 32/3
Tiberius: LΚ = year 20, AD 33/4
Tiberius: LΚΑ = year 21, AD 34/5
Tiberius: LΚΒ = year 22, AD 35/6
Tiberius: LΚΓ = year 23, AD 36/7
Caligula: LΓ = year 3, AD 38/9
Claudius: LΑ = year 1, AD 41
Claudius: LΒ = year 2, AD 41/2
Claudius: LΓ = year 3, AD 42/3
Claudius: LΔ = year 4, AD 43/4
Claudius: LΕ = year 5, AD 44/5
Claudius: LϚ = year 6, AD 45/6
Claudius: LΖ = year 7, AD 46/7
Claudius: LΗ = year 8, AD 47/8
Claudius: LΙ = year 10, AD 49/50
Claudius: LΙΑ = year 11, AD 50/1
Claudius: LΙΒ = year 12, AD 51/2
Claudius: LΙΓ = year 13, AD 52/3
Claudius: LΙΔ = year 14, AD 53/4
Nero: LΓ = year 3, AD 56/7
Nero: LΔ = year 4, AD 57/8
Nero: LΕ = year 5, AD 58/9
Nero: LϚ = year 6, AD 59/60
Nero: LΗ = year 8, AD 61/2
Nero: L ƐΝΑ(Τ)(ΟΥ) = 9, AD 62/3
Nero: LΙ = year 10, AD 63/4
Nero: LΙΑ = year 11, AD 64/5
Nero: LΙΒ = year 12, AD 65/6
Nero: LΙΓ = year 13, AD 66/67
Nero: LΙΔ = year 14, AD 67/8
Galba: Year 1, 9 June / 28 August 68
Galba: Year 2, 29 August 68 / 15 January 69
Otho: Year 1, 15 January – 25 April 69
Vitellius: Year 1, 19 April – 1 July 69
Vespasian: LΑ = year 1, AD 1 July/28 August 69
Vespasian: LΒ = year 2, AD 69/70
Vespasian: LΓ = year 3, AD 70/1
Vespasian: LΔ = year 4, AD 71/2
Vespasian: LΕ = year 5, AD 72/3
Vespasian: LϚ = year 6, AD 73/4
Vespasian: LΖ = year 7, AD 74/5
Vespasian: LΗ = year 8, AD 75/6
Vespasian: L ΕΝΑΤ or L Θ = year 9, AD 76/7
Vespasian: LΙ = year 10, AD 77/8
Titus: LΒ = year 2, AD 79/80
Titus: LΓ = year 3, AD 80/1
Domitian: LΒ = year 2, AD 82/3
Domitian: LΓ = year 3, AD 83/4
Domitian: LΔ = year 4, AD 84/5
Domitian: LΕ = year 5, AD 85/6
Domitian: LϚ = year 6, AD 86/7
Domitian: LΖ = year 7, AD 87/8
Domitian: LΗ = year 8, AD 88/9
Domitian: L ΕΝΑΤ(ΟΥ) = year 9, AD 89/90
Domitian: LΙ = year 10, AD 90/1
Domitian: Arsinoite (nome of Upper Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Herakleopolite (nome of Upper Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Hermopolite (nome of Upper Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: LΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Memphite (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Mendesian (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Oxyrhynchite (nome of Upper Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Saite (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Sebennyte (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: Sethroite (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 91/2
Domitian: LΙΒ = year 12, AD 92/3
Domitian: Sebebbyte (nome of Lower Egypt), L ΙΒ = year 12, AD 92/3
Domitian: LΙΓ = year 13, AD 93/4
Domitian: LΙΔ = year 14, AD 94/5
Domitian: LΙΕ = year 15, AD 95/6
Nerva: L A = year 1, AD 96/7
Trajan: L A = year 1, AD 98
Trajan: L B = year 2, AD 98/9
Trajan: L Δ = year 4, AD 100/1
Trajan: L E = year 5, AD 101/2
Trajan: L Ϛ = year 6, AD 102/3
Trajan: L Z = year 7, AD 103/4
Trajan: L H = year 8, AD 104/5
Trajan: L ΕΝΑΤΟΥ = year 9, AD 105/6
Trajan: L I = year 10, AD 106/7
Trajan: L IA = year 11, AD 107/8
Trajan: L IB = year 12, AD 108/9
Trajan: L ΙΓ = year 13, AD 109/10
Trajan: L IΔ = year 14, AD 110/11
Trajan: L IE = year 15, AD 111/12
Trajan: L IϚ = year 16, AD 112/13
Trajan: L IZ = year 17, AD 113/14
Trajan: L IH = year 18, AD 114/15
Trajan: L IΘ = year 19, AD 115/16
Trajan: L K = year 20, AD 116/17
Hadrian: L B = year 2, AD 117/18
Hadrian: L Γ = year 3, AD 118/19
Hadrian: L Δ = year 4, AD 119/20
Hadrian: L E = year 5, AD 120/1
Hadrian: L Ϛ = year 6, AD 121/2
Hadrian: L Z = year 7, AD 122/3
Hadrian: L H = year 8, AD 123/4
Hadrian: ƐΤ ƐΝΑΤ, ΕΤ Θ or L ΕΝ = year 9, AD 124/5
Hadrian: L ΔΕ(ΚΑΤΟΥ) or L I = year 10, AD 125/6
Hadrian: L ΕΝΔΕΚΑΤΟΥ or L ΙΑ = year 11, AD 126/7
Hadrian: L ΔWΔƐΚΑΤΟΥ = year 12, AD 127/8
Hadrian: L ΙΓ = year 13, AD 128/9
Hadrian: L IΔ = year 14, AD 129/30
Hadrian: L IE = year 15, AD 130/1
Hadrian: L IϚ = year 16, AD 131/2
Hadrian: L IZ = year 17, AD 132/3
Hadrian: L IH = year 18, AD 133/4
Hadrian: L ƐΝΝƐΑΚ·Δ or L ΙΘ = year 19, AD 134/5
Hadrian: L K = year 20, AD 135/6
Hadrian: L KA = year 21, AD 136/7
Hadrian: L KB = year 22, AD 137/8
Antoninus Pius: Year Α = 1, AD 138
Antoninus Pius: Year Β = 2, AD 138/9
Antoninus Pius: Uncertain year, AD 138/61
Antoninus Pius: Year Γ = 3, AD 139/40
Antoninus Pius: Year Δ = 4, AD 140/1
Antoninus Pius: Year Ɛ = 5, AD 141/2
Antoninus Pius: Year Ϛ = 6, AD 142/3
Antoninus Pius: Year Ζ = 7, AD 143/4
Antoninus Pius: Year Η = 8, AD 144/5
Antoninus Pius: Year Θ = 9, AD 145/6
Antoninus Pius: Year Ι = 10, AD 146/7
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΑ = 11, AD 147/8
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΒ = 12, AD 148/9
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΓ = 13, AD 149/50
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΔ = 14, AD 150/1
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙƐ = 15, AD 151/2
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙϚ = 16, AD 152/3
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΖ = 17, AD 153/4
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΗ = 18, AD 154/5
Antoninus Pius: Year ΙΘ = 19, AD 155/6
Antoninus Pius: Year Κ = 20, AD 156/7
Antoninus Pius: Year ΚΑ = 21, AD 157/8
Antoninus Pius: Year ΚΒ = 22, AD 158/9
Antoninus Pius: Year ΚΓ = 23, AD 159/60
Antoninus Pius: Year ΚΔ = 24, AD 160/1
Marcus Aurelius: Year Α = 1, AD 161
Marcus Aurelius: Year Β = 2, AD 161/2
Marcus Aurelius: Uncertain year, AD 161/9
Marcus Aurelius: Uncertain year, AD 161/80
Marcus Aurelius: Year Γ = 3, AD 162/3
Marcus Aurelius: Year Δ = 4, AD 163/4
Marcus Aurelius: Year Ɛ = 5, AD 164/5
Marcus Aurelius: Year Ϛ = 6, AD 165/6
Marcus Aurelius: Year Ζ = 7, AD 166/7
Marcus Aurelius: Year Η = 8, AD 167/8
Marcus Aurelius: Year Θ = 9, AD 168/9
Marcus Aurelius: Year Ι = 10, AD 169/70
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΑ = 11, AD 170/1
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΒ = 12, AD 171/2
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΓ = 13, AD 172/3
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙƐ = 15, AD 174/5
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙϚ = 16, AD 175/6
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΖ = 17, AD 176/7
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΖ = 17, AD 177
Commodus: Uncertain year, AD 177/92
Marcus Aurelius: Year ΙΘ = 19, AD 178/9
Marcus Aurelius: Year Κ = 20, AD 179/80
Commodus: Year ΚΑ = 21, AD 180/1
Commodus: Year ΚΒ = 22, AD 181/2
Commodus: Year ΚΓ = 23, AD 182/3
Commodus: Year ΚΔ = 24, AD 183/4
Commodus: Year ΚƐ = 25, AD 184/5
Commodus: Year ΚϚ = 26, AD 185/6
Commodus: Year ΚΖ = 27, AD 186/7
Commodus: Year ΚΗ = 28, AD 187/8
Commodus: Year ΚΘ = 29, AD 188/9
Commodus: Year Λ = 30, AD 189/90
Commodus: Year ΛΑ = 31, AD 190/1
Commodus: Year ΛΒ = 32, AD 191/2
Commodus: Year ΛΓ = 33, AD 192/3
Pertinax: Year 1, AD 193
Pescennius Niger: Year 1, AD 193
Pescennius Niger: Year 2, AD 193/4
Septimius Severus: Year 2, AD 193/4
Septimius Severus: Uncertain year,
Septimius Severus: Year 3, AD 194/5
Septimius Severus: Year 4, AD 195/6
Septimius Severus: Year 5, AD 196/7
Septimius Severus: Year 6, AD 197/8
Septimius Severus: Year 7, AD 198/9
Septimius Severus: Year 8, AD 199/200
Septimius Severus: Year 9, AD 200/1
Septimius Severus: Year 10, AD 201/2
Septimius Severus: Year 11, AD 202/3
Septimius Severus: Year 12, AD 203/4
Septimius Severus: Year 13, AD 204/5
Septimius Severus: Year 14, AD 205/6
Septimius Severus: Year 15, AD 206/7
Septimius Severus: Year 16, AD 207/8
Septimius Severus: Year 17, AD 208/9
Septimius Severus: Year 18, AD 209/10
Septimius Severus: Year 19, AD 210/11
Septimius Severus: Year 20, AD 211/12
Caracalla: Year 20, AD 211/12
Caracalla: Uncertain year,
Caracalla: Year 21, AD 212/13
Caracalla: Year 22, AD 213/14
Caracalla: Year 23, AD 214/15
Caracalla: Year 24 , AD 215/16
Caracalla: Year 25, AD 216/17
Macrinus: Year 1, AD 217
Macrinus: Year 2, AD 217/18
Elagabalus: L A = 1, 218
Elagabalus: L B = 2, 218/9
Elagabalus: L Γ = 3, 219/20
Elagabalus: L Δ = 4, 220/1
Elagabalus: L Ɛ = 5, 221/2
Severus Alexander: L A = 1, 222
Severus Alexander: L B = 2, 222/3
Severus Alexander: L Γ = 3, 223/4
Severus Alexander: L Δ = 4, 224/5
Severus Alexander: L ΤƐΤΑΡΤΟΥ = 4, 224/5
Severus Alexander: L Ɛ = 5, 225/6
Severus Alexander: L ΠΕΜΠΤΟΥ = 5, 225/6
Severus Alexander: L Ϛ = 6, 226/7
Severus Alexander: L Z = 7, 227/8
Severus Alexander: L ЄΒΔΟΜOY = 7, 227/8
Severus Alexander: L Η = 8, 228/9
Severus Alexander: L Θ = 9, 229/30
Severus Alexander: L I = 10, 230/1
Severus Alexander: L IA = 11, 231/2
Severus Alexander: L IB = 12, 232/3
Severus Alexander: L ΙΓ = 13, 233/4
Severus Alexander: L IΔ = 14, 234/5
Maximinus: L A = 1, 235
Maximinus: L B = 2, 235/6
Maximinus: L Γ = 3, 236/7
Maximinus: L Δ = 4, 237/8
Pupienus and Balbinus: LΑ = year 1, AD 238
Gordian I and Gordian II: LΑ = year 1, AD 238
Gordian III: LΒ = year 2, AD 238/9
Gordian III: LΓ = year 3, AD 239/40
Gordian III: LΔ = year 4, AD 240/1
Gordian III: LƐ = year 5, AD 241/2
Gordian III: LϚ = year 6, AD 242/3
Gordian III: LΖ = year 7, AD 243/4
Philip I: LΑ = year 1, AD 244
Philip I: LΒ = year 2, AD 244/5
Philip I: LΓ = year 3, AD 245/6
Philip I: LΔ = year 4, AD 246/7
Philip I: LƐ = year 5, AD 247/8
Philip I: LϚ = year 6, AD 248/9
Philip I: LΖ = year 7, AD 249
Trajan Decius: L Α = year 1. Group 1: with ΔƐΚΙΟϹ ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟϹ, AD 249/50
Trajan Decius: L Α = year 1. Group 2: with ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟϹ ΔƐΚΙΟϹ, AD 249/50
Trajan Decius: L Β = year 2, AD 250/1
Trebonianus Gallus: L Γ = year 3, AD 252/3
Aemilian: L Β = year 2, AD 253
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 1, AD 253/4
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 2, AD 254/5
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 3, AD 255/6
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 4, AD 256/7
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 5, AD 257/8
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 6, AD 258/9
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 7, AD 259/0
Macrianus and Quietus: Year 1, AD 260/1
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 8, AD 260/1
Valerian and Gallienus: Year 8, AD 260/1
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 9, AD 261/2
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 10, AD 262/3
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 11, AD 263/4
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 12, AD 264/5
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 13, AD 265/6
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 14, AD 266/7
Gallienus (sole reign): Year 15, AD 267/8
Claudius II: Year 1, AD 268/9
Claudius II: Year 2, AD 269/70
Quintillus: Year 1, AD 270
Aurelian: Year 1, AD 270
Claudius II: Year 3, AD 270/1
Aurelian: Year 1 with Vaballathus Year 4, AD 270/1
Aurelian: Year 2 with Vaballathus Year 5, AD 271/2
Aurelian: Year 2, AD 271/2
Vaballathus: Year 5, AD 272
Aurelian: Year 3, AD 272
Aurelian: Year 4, AD 272/3
Aurelian: Year 5 (L Ɛ), AD 273/4
Aurelian: Year 5 (ƐΤΟΥϹ Ɛ), AD 273/4
Aurelian: Year 6, AD 274/5
Aurelian: Year 7, AD 275
Tacitus: Year 1, AD 275/6
Probus: Year 1, AD 276
Probus: Year 2, AD 276/7
Probus: Year 3, AD 277/8
Probus: Year 4, AD 278/9
Probus: Year 5, AD 279/0
Probus: Year 6, AD 280/1
Probus: Year 7, AD 281/2
Probus: Year 8, AD 282
Carus: Year 1, AD 282/3
Carinus: Year 2, AD 283/4
Carinus: Divus Carus (Year 1, 2 or 3), AD 283/5
Diocletian: Year 1, AD 284/5
Carinus: Year 3, AD 284/5
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 2 = Maximian Year 1, AD 285/6
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 3 = Maximian Year 2, AD 286/7
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 4 = Maximian Year 3, AD 287/8
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 5 = Maximian Year 4, AD 288/9
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 6 = Maximian Year 5, AD 289/0
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 7 = Maximian Year 6, AD 290/1
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 8 = Maximian Year 7, AD 291/2
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 9 = Maximian Year 8 = Constantius and Galerius Year 1, AD 292/3
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 10 = Maximian Year 9 = Constantius and Galerius Year 2, AD 293/4
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 11 = Maximian Year 10 = Constantius and Galerius Year 3, AD 294/5
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 12 = Maximian Year 11 = Constantius and Galerius Year 4, AD 295/6
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 13 = Maximian Year 12, AD 296/7
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 14 = Maximian Year 13, AD 297/8
Domitius Domitianus: Year 2, AD 297/8
Diocletian: Undated, AD 297/8-298/9
Diocletian: Diocletian Year 15 = Maximian Year 14, AD 298/9
Reign
Augustus
Tiberius
Caligula
Claudius
Nero
Galba
Otho
Vitellius
Vespasian
Titus
Domitian
Nerva
Trajan
Hadrian
Antoninus Pius
Marcus Aurelius
Commodus
Pertinax
Didius Julianus
Pescennius Niger
Septimius Severus
Caracalla
Macrinus
Elagabalus
Severus Alexander
Maximinus
Gordian I and Gordian II
Pupienus and Balbinus
Gordian III
Philip I
Trajan Decius
Trebonianus Gallus
Aemilian
Uranius Antoninus
Valerian and Gallienus
Macrianus and Quietus
Gallienus (sole reign)
Claudius II
Quintillus
Aurelian
Vaballathus
Tacitus
Probus
Carus
Carinus
Diocletian
Domitius Domitianus
Asandros
Dynamis
Polemon I
Aspurgos
Koson
Rhaescuporis I
Rhoemetalkes I
Rhoemetalkes II
Rhoemetalkes III
Gepaepyris?
Mithridates
Cotys I
Orsobaris Musa
Orodaltis
Amyntas
Deiotaros Philadelphos
Antiochus IV of Commagene
Archelaus of Cappadocia
Pythodoris
Polemon II
Antiochos I
Tarcondimotus
Philopator
Cleopatra VII
Tiridates I of Armenia
Pharzoios
Cotys IV and Rhescuporus III
Juba I
Bogud
Bocchus II
Herod
Herod Archelaos
Herod Antipas
Agrippa I
Agrippa II
Aristobulus of Chalcis
Rhescuporis II
Sauromates I
Cotys II
Rhoemetalkes
Eupator
Sauromates II
Abgar VIII
Ma´nu VIII
Cotys III
Sauromates III
Rhescuporis IV
Ininthimeos
Rhescuporis V
Pharsanzes
Sauromates IV
Teiranes
Thothorses
Roman Republic
Uncertain
Person
None
Any
Abgar VIII (king)
Abgar X (king)
Adobogiona, daughter of Prusias (queen)
Aelius (Caesar)
Aemilian (Augustus)
Agrippa (without title)
Agrippa I (king)
Agrippa II (king)
Agrippa Postumus (without title)
Agrippina I (without title)
Agrippina I (Diva)
Agrippina II (without title)
Annia Faustina (Augusta)
Annius Afrinus (legate)
Antinous (without title)
Antiochos Epiphanes of Commagene (king)
Antiochos I of Commagene (king)
Antiochus IV of Commagene (king)
Antonia Minor (without title)
Antoninus Pius (Caesar)
Antoninus Pius (Augustus)
Appius Claudius Pulcher (proconsul)
Aquilia Severa (Augusta)
Archedamis (Diva)
Archelaos (king)
Aristobulus of Chalcis (king)
Aristogenes (hipparchos)
Artavasdes III? (king)
Artavasdes IV? (king)
Artaxias III (king)
Asander (Archon)
Asander (king)
Aspurgos (king)
Atratinus (without title)
Augustus (Divus)
Augustus (without title)
Aulus Didius Gallus (without title)
Aulus Gabinius (proconsul)
Aurelian (Augustus)
Axiochos (without title)
Balbinus (Augustus)
Bocchus II (without title)
Britannicus (Caesar)
Caligula (Augustus)
Callinicus of Commagene (king)
Caracalla (Caesar)
Caracalla (Augustus)
Caracalla (Divus)
Carinus (Augustus)
Carinus (Caesar)
Carus (Augustus)
Carus (Divus)
Claudia (Diva)
Claudia Antonia (without title)
Claudia Octavia (without title)
Claudius (Augustus)
Claudius (Divus)
Claudius II (Augustus)
Cleopatra of Armenia (queen)
Cleopatra VII (queen)
Clodius Albinus (Caesar)
Commodus (Augustus)
Commodus (Caesar)
Constantius (Caesar)
Cornelia Supera (Augusta)
Cotys IV (King)
Crispina (Augusta)
Cyprus (queen)
Deiotaros Philadelphos (king)
Deiotarus Philopator (without title)
Diadumenian (Caesar)
Diadumenian (Augustus)
Didius Julianus (Augustus)
Diocletian (Augustus)
Domitia (Augusta)
Domitia (Diva)
Domitia Lucilla (without title)
Domitian (Caesar)
Domitian (Augustus)
Domitius Domitianus (Augustus)
Drusus Caesar (without title)
Drusus the Elder (without title)
Drusus, son of Tiberius (without title)
Dynamis (queen)
Elagabalus (Augustus)
Erato (queen)
Eupator (king)
Fabius Africanus Maximus (proconsul)
Fabius Maximus (proconsul)
Faustina I (Augusta)
Faustina I (Diva)
Faustina II (Augusta)
Faustina II (Diva)
Fulvia (without title)
Gaius (Caesar)
Gaius Asinius Gallus (proconsul)
Gaius Caecilius Cornutus (without title)
Gaius Cassius Longinus (proconsul)
Gaius Poppaeus Sabinus (without title)
Galba (Augustus)
Galerius (Caesar)
Gallienus (Augustus)
Gepaepyris (queen)
Germanicus (without title)
Germanicus (Caesar)
Germanicus (Divus)
Geta (Caesar)
Geta (Augustus)
Gnaeus Statius Libo (praefectus)
Gordian I (Augustus)
Gordian I (Divus)
Gordian II (Augustus)
Gordian II (Divus)
Gordian III (Augustus)
Gordian III (Caesar)
Hadrian (Augustus)
Hadrian (Divus)
Herennia Etruscilla (Augusta)
Herennius Etruscus (Augustus)
Herennius Etruscus (Caesar)
Herod (king)
Herod Antipas (tetrarch)
Herod Archelaos (tetrarch)
Hostilian (Caesar)
Hostilian (Augustus)
Ininthimeos (king)
Iotape (queen)
Iulius Marinus (Divus)
Juba I (king)
Julia Domna (Augusta)
Julia Drusilla (without title)
Julia Livilla (without title)
Julia Maesa (Augusta)
Julia Mamaea (Augusta)
Julia Mamaea (queen)
Julia Minor (without title)
Julia Paula (Augusta)
Julia Soaemias (Augusta)
Julia the Elder (without title)
Julia Titi (Augusta)
Julius Caesar (Divus)
Julius Caesar (dictator)
Kotys I (king)
Kotys II (king)
Kotys II (king)
Kotys III (king)
Kotys IV (king)
Laevinus (proconsul)
Lepidus (imperator)
Livia (Diva)
Livia (Augusta)
Lucilla (Augusta)
Lucius (Caesar)
Lucius Apronius (proconsul)
Lucius Arruntius (without title)
Lucius Passienus Rufus (proconsul)
Lucius Verus (Augustus)
Lucius Verus (Caesar)
Lucius Volusius Saturninus (proconsul)
M. Galerius Aurelius Antoninus (without title)
Macrianus (Augustus)
Macrinus (Augustus)
Manlia Scantilla (Augusta)
Marciana (Augusta)
Marcus Antonius Polemon (high priest)
Marcus Aurelius (Augustus)
Marcus Aurelius (Caesar)
Marcus Aurelius (Divus)
Marcus Plautius Silvanus (proconsul)
Marcus Rutilus (proconsul)
Marcus Tullius Cicero minor (proconsul)
Mariniana (Diva)
Mark Antony (imperator)
Matidia (Augusta)
Maximian (Augustus)
Maximinus (Augustus)
Maximus (Caesar)
Ma´nu VIII (king)
Milonia Caesonia (without title)
Mithradates (king)
Nero (Caesar)
Nero (Augustus)
Nero Caesar (without title)
Nerva (Divus)
Nerva (Augustus)
Nikias (without title)
Numerian (Caesar)
Numerian (Augustus)
Octavia (without title)
Octavian (imperator)
Orbiana (Augusta)
Orodaltis (queen)
Orsobaris Musa (queen)
Otacilia Severa (Augusta)
Otho (Augustus)
Pankratides (without title)
Paulina (Diva)
Paulina (Augusta)
Pertinax (Augustus)
Pertinax Junior (Caesar)
Pescennius Niger (Augustus)
Pharsanzes (king)
Pharzoios (king)
Philip I (Augustus)
Philip II (Caesar)
Philip II (Augustus)
Philip Philadelphus (king)
Philip, son of Herod (tetrarch)
Philopappus (without title)
Plautilla (Augusta)
Plotina (Augusta)
Polemo (king)
Polemon I (king)
Polemon II (king)
Pompeius Macer (procurator)
Pompey (without title)
Poppaea (without title)
Poppaea (Diva)
Potitus Valerius Messala (proconsul)
Probus (Augustus)
Ptolemy XV Caesarion (without title)
Publius Quinctilius Varus (proconsul)
Publius Scipio (proconsul)
Publius Vedius Pollio (without title)
Pupienus (Augustus)
Pythodoris (queen)
Quietus (Augustus)
Quintillus (Augustus)
Quintus Hortensius (proconsul)
Quintus Veranius (without title)
Rhescuporis II (king)
Rhescuporis III (king)
Rhescuporis IV (king)
Rhescuporis V (king)
Rhoemetalkes (king)
Rhoemetalkes I (king)
Rhoemetalkes II (king)
Rhoemetalkes III (king)
Sabina (Augusta)
Salome (queen)
Salonina (Augusta)
Saloninus (Caesar)
Sauromates I (king)
Sauromates II (king)
Sauromates III (king)
Sauromates IV (King)
Septimius Severus (Augustus)
Septimius Severus (Divus)
Severina (Augusta)
Severus Alexander (Caesar)
Severus Alexander (Augustus)
Sitalkas (without title)
Statilia Messalina (Augusta)
Tacitus (Augustus)
Tarcondimotus (king)
Teiranes (King)
Theophanes (Divus)
Thorius Flaccus (proconsul)
Thothorses (King)
Tiberius (Augustus)
Tiberius (Caesar)
Tiberius Claudius Drusus (without title)
Tiberius Gemellus (without title)
Tigranes III (king)
Tigranes V (king)
Tiridates I (king)
Titiana (Augusta)
Titus (Caesar)
Titus (Augustus)
Titus (Divus)
Titus Clodius Eprius Marcellus (proconsul)
Titus Pompeius, son of Sextus (without title)
Trajan (Augustus)
Trajan (Divus)
Trajan Decius (Augustus)
Tranquillina (Augusta)
Trebonianus Gallus (Augustus)
Tryphaena (queen)
Uncertain (without title)
Uranius Antoninus (Augustus)
Vaballathus (Dux)
Vaballathus (Augustus)
Valeria Messallina (without title)
Valerian (Augustus)
Valerian II (Caesar)
Vespasian (Augustus)
Vespasian (Divus)
Vespasian the Younger (without title)
Vitellius (Augustus)
Volusian (Augustus)
Volusian (Caesar)
Zenobia (Augusta)
Zenodorus (tetrarch)
Magistrates
None
Any
(St?)ratios Diogenes (strategos)
Admetos III (strategos)
Adoes, son of Delphos (without title)
Adrastos (without title)
Aelia Feste (without title)
Aelia Pisonina (high priestess)
Aeliana (without title)
Aelianus Asclepiades Polites (without title)
Aelianus Asclepiades Polites (without title)
Aelius Antiphanes (strategos for the second time)
Aelius Apollinarios (without title)
Aelius Apollonios (strategos)
Aelius Apollonios the Younger (strategos)
Aelius Aristonikos (strategos)
Aelius Artemidoros ΙΙ (strategos)
Aelius Attikos Quadratus (strategos)
Aelius Capito (archon)
Aelius Claudius Chrysanthos (grammateus)
Aelius Com(inius?) F(lavius?) Nikias (strategos)
Aelius Demonikos, son of Prothous (grammateus)
Aelius Demonikos, son of Severianus (grammateus for the second time)
Aelius Herakleides (strategos)
Aelius Herakleides (strategos)
Aelius Hermeias (prytanis)
Aelius Iulius Proklos Euboulianos (grammateus)
Aelius Marcianus II (without title)
Aelius Menophilos (archon)
Aelius Neon Iulianus (without title)
Aelius Nikias (strategos)
Aelius Nikomedes (strategos)
Aelius Onesiphoros (archon)
Aelius Paionios (grammateus)
Aelius Pa— Diogenianos (strategos for the second rime)
Aelius Philippos (strategos)
Aelius Polyainos (archon)
Aelius Polyainos (archon)
Aelius Pontikos (heros)
Aelius Poplas (archon)
Aelius Publius Iason Silbos (archon)
Aelius Severus (hieromnemon)
Aelius Silo (strategos)
Aelius Theophilianos (tamias)
Aelius Xenodochos (archon)
Aelius Zoilos (archon and asiarch)
Aelius Zoilos (archon for the second time, possibly asiarch)
Aelius Zosimos (first archon for the second time)
Aemilianus (archon)
Aemilius (aedile)
Aemilius Severus (basileus)
Aeschinus, freedman of Caesar (duovir)
Affianus (strategos)
Afinius Cornelianus (without title)
Agalles, son of Heroxenos (without title)
Agathephoros (archon)
Agathinos, son of Hie— (strategos)
Agathon (without title)
Agelaos (chair of the synarchia)
Agias, son of Lyson (without title)
Aglaos, son of Aglaos (chair of the synarchia)
Agreus (without title)
Agrippinus (strategos)
Agron Eusebes (strategos)
Agys, son of Aischrion (without title)
Ag— Hesperos (strategos)
Aiax (high priest and toparch)
Aichmokles (without title)
Aigaianos (without title)
Akiamos (without title)
Akoutos III (strategos)
Albinus (duovir quinquennalis)
Ale(xandros?) Nik— (without title)
Alexandros (without title)
Alexandros (archon)
Alexandros (archon)
Alexandros (archon)
Alexandros (asiarch)
Alexandros (high priest and grammateus)
Alexandros (priest)
Alexandros Skythikos ΙΙ (archon)
Alexandros ΙΙ (agonothetes and archiereus for the second time)
Alexandros, son of Apollonios (archon)
Alexandros, son of Aristarchos (without title)
Alexandros, son of Heka— (without title)
Alexandros, son of Kallippos (without title)
Alexandros, son of Kleon (high priest)
Alexandros, son of Philoth(eos?) (grammateus)
Alexandros, son of Tieios (first archon)
Alfius Modestus (strategos)
Al— (high priest)
Amarantos, son of Moschion (grammateus)
Amiantos (archon)
Ammias (without title)
Amo— (without title)
Anaxagoras (grammateus)
Anaximenes (without title)
Anaximenes, son of Eurisibios (without title)
Andragathos philocaesar (without title)
Andromeda (without title)
Andron (strategos)
Andronikos IV, great-great-grandson of Iollas (first archon and stephanephoros)
Andronikos Salamon (without title)
Andronikos, son of Gorgippos (without title)
And— (without title)
Aniketos (hiereus)
Antaios (without title)
Antandros (strategos and archon)
Anthos, son of Nikon (without title)
Antigonos (without title)
Antigonos (without title)
Antigonos (first archon)
Antigonos (strategos)
Antigonos II (first archon for the second time)
Antiochos (without title)
Antiochos (without title)
Antiochos (strategos)
Antiochos, son of Apollodotos, philocaesar (without title)
Antiochos, son of Apollonides (without title)
Antiochos, son of Metrogenes (without title)
Antipatros (strategos)
Antipatros (tamias)
Antistius (quattuorvir)
Anti— Onesimos (strategos for the second time)
Antonius Alexandros (first archon)
Antonius Polemon (archon)
Antonius Polemon, son of Zenon (priest)
Antonius Rufus (first archon for the third time)
Antonius Zenon II, grandson of Polemon (priest for the fourth time)
Antonius, son of Iucundus (archon)
Apellas (archon)
Apellas, son of Athenagoros (without title)
Apellas, son of Athenagoros (without title)
Apelles (grammateus)
Apelles II, grandson of Menemachos (strategos)
Apellichos (strategos)
Aphrodisios Hierax (archon)
Aphroditos (without title)
Aph— Epiktetos (strategos)
Apolinarios (strategos)
Apollas, son of Phanias (without title)
Apollo(nios?) (without title)
Apollodoros (archon)
Apollodoros (archon)
Apollodoros (stephanephoros (and hiereus?) for the second time)
Apollodorus, also called Chaleas (in office for the second time and son of the city)
Apollodotos (first strategos)
Apollodotos, son of Lykotos (without title)
Apollodotos, son of Zenas (without title)
Apollonides (without title)
Apollonides (without title)
Apollonides (strategos)
Apollonides (strategos)
Apollonides (strategos for the second time)
Apollonides, son of Menekrates (strategos)
Apollonios (without title)
Apollonios (without title)
Apollonios (without title)
Apollonios (archon)
Apollonios (archon for the second time)
Apollonios (son of the city)
Apollonios (strategos)
Apollonios (strategos)
Apollonios (strategos)
Apollonios II (without title)
Apollonios II, grandson of Zosimos Diokrates (without title)
Apollonios, son of Alexandros (without title)
Apollonios, son of Andronikos (without title)
Apollonios, son of Andronikos (without title)
Apollonios, son of Apellas (without title)
Apollonios, son of At(talos?) (strategos)
Apollonios, son of Hamaloios (strategos)
Apollonios, son of Kokos (without title)
Apollonios, son of Lucius (first archon)
Apollonios, son of Lucius (first archon for the second time)
Apollonios, son of Menekrates (first strategos for the second time)
Apollonios, son of Nemeonikos (without title)
Apollophanes (archon)
Apollophanes (archon for the second time)
Apollophanes (strategos for the second time)
Apollophanes, son of Lucius (first archon)
Apollοnides II, grandson of Phoibos (strategos)
Apoll— (philocaesar)
Apoll—, son of —etos (without title)
Apol—(?) (without title)
Apo— (without title)
Appas (strategos for the third time)
Apphia (priestess)
Apphion (without title)
Appi(us?) Klo— (without title)
Appius Claudius Pulcher (proconsul)
Aquila (strategos)
Aquilia, son of Timaios (without title)
Aratos (grammateus)
Archidemos (without title)
Arignotos (strategos)
Aristarchos, son of Hierax (without title)
Aristeas (first strategos)
Aristeas (grammateus)
Aristeas Chidron (without title)
Aristion (without title)
Aristion (grammateus)
Aristion (strategos)
Aristiοn II, grandson of Hermokrates (without title)
Aristo (suffes)
Aristodemos (without title)
Ariston (in office for the third time)
Aristos II (without title)
Aristotimos (priest)
Aristo— (without title)
Arizelos (without title)
Ari— (without title)
Ari— (without title)
Arphokras (strategos)
Arsakes (without title)
Artas philopatris (founder)
Artemas (without title)
Artemas (without title)
Artemas (strategos)
Artemas III (agonothetes)
Artemas, son of Demetrios (stephanephoros)
Artemas, son of Polemon (without title)
Artemidoros (without title)
Artemidoros (without title)
Artemidoros (without title)
Artemidoros (archon)
Artemidoros (grammateus)
Artemidoros (strategos)
Artemidoros (strategos)
Artemidoros II (strategos)
Artemidoros II, grandson of Florus (strategos)
Artemidoros the philosopher (without title)
Artemidoros, son of Lan— (first archon for the second time)
Artemidoros, son of Menophilos (strategos)
Artemis (goddess as honorary strategos)
Artemon (archon)
Artemon the tropheus (high priest)
Artemon, son of Hermogenes (without title)
Artemon, son of Kodros (without title)
Artemon, son of Secundus (strategos)
Asclepiades (without title)
Asclepiades Apoll— (without title)
Asclepiades Publius Aelius Met— (first archon for the second time)
Asclepiades, son of Diodotos (archon for the second time)
Asclepides III (strategos)
Asclepiodoros (strategos)
Asellius Aemilianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Asiatikos, son of Hermogenes (strategos)
Asklas (high priest)
Asklas, son of Charax (without title)
Askle(piades?) (archon)
Asklepiades (without title)
Asklepiades (without title)
Asklepiades (stephanephoros)
Asklepiades (strategos)
Asklepiades (strategos)
Ask— Dio— (without title)
Asmenos (without title)
Astykrates? (strategos)
As— (without title)
Athanaios (without title)
Atha— (without title)
Athediac (without title)
Athenagoras (without title)
Athenagoras (without title)
Athenagoras, son of Chaireas (epimeletes 'of everything')
Athenagoras, son of Se— (without title)
Athenaios (without title)
Athenodoros the rhetor (strategos)
Athenokles (without title)
Athe— (without title)
Atresios (without title)
Attalianos (agonothetes and first archon for the second time)
Attalianos (first archon)
Attalikos philocaesar (without title)
Attalos (without title)
Attalos Loa— (without title)
Attalos Meilichios (without title)
Attalos, son of Diotrephes (without title)
Attalus (without title)
Attikos (archon for the second time)
Attikos (first archon for the second time)
Aufidius Rufus (quattuorvir)
Augurinus (without title)
Augustus (president of the college of the grammateis)
Aulus (without title)
Aulus Allienus (duovir)
Aulus Antonius Pulcher (without title)
Aulus Atinius Theseos (grammateus)
Aulus Caecilius Capito (president of the college of the strategoi)
Aulus Caesennius Gallus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Aulus Cocceius (duovir)
Aulus Fulvius Dionysios (strategos)
Aulus Furius (high priest)
Aulus Furius (priest and gymnasiarch)
Aulus Gabinius (proconsul)
Aulus Gessius philopatris (without title)
Aulus Hirtius (without title)
Aulus Hirtuleius Niger (duovir)
Aulus Iulius Artemidoros (first archon)
Aulus Laetor (duovir)
Aulus Larcius Lepidus (president of the college of the strategoi)
Aulus M— Gemellus (praetor)
Aulus Plautius (proconsul)
Aulus Pompeius, son of Aulus, grandson of Lucius (duovir)
Aulus Pupius Rufus (quaestor)
Aulus Pu— Sabinus (strategos)
Aulus Tanti— Korinthos (grammateus)
Aulus Te— Tiro (aedile)
Aulus Tullius Cratippus (strategos)
Aulus Vatronius Labeo (duovir)
Aulus Vergilius Optimus (duovir)
Aulus Vibius Habitus (proconsul)
Aulus Vicirius Martialis (proconsul)
Aulus, son of Marcus (strategos for the second time)
Aurelia Alypiana (without title)
Aurelius Aelianus (archon)
Aurelius Aelius Attalianos (first archon for the second time and son of an asiarch of equestrian rank)
Aurelius Aelius Phoibos (archon, of equestrian rank, relative of senators)
Aurelius Aineias II (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Aurelius Aischrion III (strategos)
Aurelius Aktiakos II (grammateus)
Aurelius Alexandros (without title)
Aurelius Alexandros (archon)
Aurelius Alexandros (strategos)
Aurelius Alkimos Philobakchos (strategos)
Aurelius Ammianos (grammateus)
Aurelius Anenkletos, son of Zosimos (strategos)
Aurelius Antiochos (grammateus)
Aurelius Antipatros, son of Pamphilos (first archon)
Aurelius Apelles II, grandson of Menemachos (strategos)
Aurelius Apollinarios (asiarch)
Aurelius Apollodoros (strategos)
Aurelius Apollodotos (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Apollonios (strategos)
Aurelius Apollonios (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Apollonios L— (grammateus)
Aurelius Apphianos (strategos)
Aurelius Apphianos II, also called Athenaios (first archon for the second time and stephanephoros)
Aurelius Aristandros (grammateus)
Aurelius Artemas, son of Menemachos, grandson of Laianos (strategos)
Aurelius Artemidoros (strategos)
Aurelius Artemidoros, son of Meliton II (grammateus)
Aurelius Artemonianos (grammateus)
Aurelius Asklepiakos III (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Athenagoras II (strategos)
Aurelius Athenaios (strategos)
Aurelius Attalos, son of Tatianos (first strategos)
Aurelius Attikos IV (grammateus)
Aurelius Attinas (archiereus and first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Bakchios (grammateus)
Aurelius Bassus II (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Benoustos (strategos)
Aurelius Capitolinus II (strategos)
Aurelius Charidemos (strategos)
Aurelius Charidemos, son of Gaianus (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Charixenos (strategos)
Aurelius Chrysogonos, son of Epaphroditos (archon)
Aurelius Crispus (strategos)
Aurelius Damas (strategos)
Aurelius Damas (strategos and asiarch)
Aurelius Demetrios (archiprytanis)
Aurelius Demetrios (asiarch of Asia and of his homeland)
Aurelius Demetrios (grammateus)
Aurelius Demetrios (strategos)
Aurelius Demokrates II (grammateus)
Aurelius Diodotos (grammateus)
Aurelius Diodotos (grammateus)
Aurelius Diodotos (grammateus)
Aurelius Diogenes phil— (archon)
Aurelius Diogenes, son of Rufus (strategos)
Aurelius Dionysios (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Dionysios (strategos)
Aurelius Dionysios Ag— (grammateus)
Aurelius Dionysios M— (archon)
Aurelius Dionysios the Younger (strategos)
Aurelius Dionysios, son of Nikomachos Theodorianos (first archon)
Aurelius Dionysios, son of Zenon (grammateus)
Aurelius Dionysos (strategos)
Aurelius Dorylaos II (strategos)
Aurelius Eirenaios (strategos)
Aurelius Elpidephoros II (strategos)
Aurelius Epanodos, son of Charigenes (grammateus)
Aurelius Epaphroditos (grammateus)
Aurelius Eraseinos (strategos)
Aurelius Euelpistos (grammateus)
Aurelius Euporos II (strategos)
Aurelius Eutyches (strategos)
Aurelius Eutyches Glau— (strategos)
Aurelius Eutyches II (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Evaristos (archon)
Aurelius Fabianus II (strategos)
Aurelius Faustus Bacchius (strategos)
Aurelius Fronto (strategos)
Aurelius Gaius (strategos)
Aurelius Gaius ΙΙ the Younger (strategos)
Aurelius Gamikos II (strategos)
Aurelius Glykon (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Glykon III, great-grandson of Nigros (first archon)
Aurelius Glykon, son of Lucius (strategos)
Aurelius Glykon, son of Secundus (strategos)
Aurelius Helenos (strategos)
Aurelius Heliodoros (strategos)
Aurelius Herakleidianos (strategos)
Aurelius Hermeias (strategos)
Aurelius Hermes (panegyriarch)
Aurelius Hermes (strategos)
Aurelius Hermogenes (strategos)
Aurelius Hermogenes II (strategos for the second time and stephanephoros)
Aurelius Hermon (without title)
Aurelius Herodes ΙΙ (strategos)
Aurelius Herostratos II (strategos)
Aurelius Hierokles (archiprytanis for the second time)
Aurelius Iulianus (grammateus)
Aurelius Iulianus II, grandson of Artemas (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Kallikrates II (archon)
Aurelius Kallistos (first archon)
Aurelius Kaskelios (strategos)
Aurelius Keler, son of Pro— (strategos)
Aurelius Kentauros (son of?) Dionysos (strategos)
Aurelius Kesos (strategos)
Aurelius Kladaios, son of Trophimos (strategos)
Aurelius Kleitianos II (strategos)
Aurelius Kleitianos, son of Metras (strategos)
Aurelius Kleopator II (first archon)
Aurelius K— (strategos)
Aurelius Lol— Proklos (strategos)
Aurelius Longinus II (strategos)
Aurelius Loukion philosebastos (strategos)
Aurelius Lucius (archon for the second time)
Aurelius Lucius (strategos)
Aurelius Marcellus Mar— (archon)
Aurelius Marcianus Au— Ko— (archon)
Aurelius Marcianus, son of Epaphras (stephanephoros)
Aurelius Marcus (without title)
Aurelius Marcus (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Marcus (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Marcus (strategos)
Aurelius Marcus (strategos)
Aurelius Maximus Iulianus (first archon)
Aurelius Meidias (strategos and asiarch)
Aurelius Menandros, son of Diog(enes?) (archon and stephanephoros)
Aurelius Menekrates (strategos)
Aurelius Menekrates, son of Eutychides (grammateus)
Aurelius Menios, son of Lucius (first archon)
Aurelius Menophilos II, grandson of Andronikos (without title)
Aurelius Metrodoros (first archon)
Aurelius Metrodoros (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Metronax (strategos)
Aurelius Minnion (archiprytanis)
Aurelius Moschianos (strategos)
Aurelius Moschianos (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Moschianos, son of Attalos (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Moschion II (grammateus)
Aurelius Moschion, son of Chaireas (archiprytanis)
Aurelius Mousaios (grammateus)
Aurelius Musonios (grammateus and hiereus)
Aurelius Neilos (strategos)
Aurelius Nikandros, son of Tryphon (first archon)
Aurelius Nikomedes (strategos and asiarch (?))
Aurelius Nikon II (strategos)
Aurelius Nikostratos II (strategos)
Aurelius Onesimos (strategos for the fifth time)
Aurelius Onesiphoros (grammateus)
Aurelius Papias, son of Hermo— (strategos and first archon)
Aurelius Paulinus, son of Artemidoros (strategos)
Aurelius Phaeinos (strategos)
Aurelius Phaidrinos (grammateus)
Aurelius Philodemos II (strategos)
Aurelius Philokrates II (grammateus)
Aurelius Philoxenos, son of Artemon (strategos)
Aurelius Ploutiades (grammateus)
Aurelius Polemon (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Pollianus (strategos)
Aurelius Pollio (strategos)
Aurelius Pollio III the Younger (without title)
Aurelius Polyktetos (strategos)
Aurelius Polytimos (strategos)
Aurelius Pontikos (archon)
Aurelius Posideos Val—, son of Aristomachos (strategos)
Aurelius Primus Rufinus (grammateus)
Aurelius Priscianus (strategos)
Aurelius Proklos (first archon)
Aurelius Prosdektos the Remarkable (strategos)
Aurelius Publius (strategos)
Aurelius Rufinus (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Rufinus (high priest of the imperial cult and asiarch and first archon)
Aurelius Rufinus Pollianus II, (grandson?) of Gaius (first archon for the second time)
Aurelius Rufinus, son of Gaius (first archon)
Aurelius Rufus Demetrios (archon)
Aurelius Septimius Iollas (first archon and son of an asiarch)
Aurelius Sextus II (strategos)
Aurelius Sokrates (first archon)
Aurelius Sokrates (strategos)
Aurelius Sostratos (strategos)
Aurelius Stratonikianos (strategos)
Aurelius Stratonikianos (strategos)
Aurelius Stratonikianos (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Stratonikos, son of Glykon (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Strymon (strategos)
Aurelius Sympheron II (strategos for the second time)
Aurelius Tatianos, son of Antiochos (grammateus)
Aurelius Tatianos, son of Soke(llios?) (grammateus)
Aurelius Tertullus Glykonianos (strategos)
Aurelius Theodotos II (strategos)
Aurelius Theon (strategos)
Aurelius Theotimos (grammateus)
Aurelius Theseos (grammateus)
Aurelius Theseus, son of One— (without title)
Aurelius Timotheos (first archon)
Aurelius Timotheos III (grammateus)
Aurelius Tlepolemos (archon and agonothetes, of equestrian rank)
Aurelius Trachalos (grammateus)
Aurelius Tryphosianos (strategos)
Aurelius Tryphosianos, son of Aristandros (grammateus)
Aurelius Tychikos, son of Poly— (grammateus)
Aurelius Ul(pianus?) Evandros (strategos)
Aurelius Varus (logistes)
Aurelius Verus Agathemeros (strategos)
Aurelius Vibius Diophantοs (archon)
Aurelius Xestos II (strategos)
Aurelius Zenon (archon and prytanis)
Aurelius Zenon ΙΙ (archon)
Aurelius Zeuxis, son of Ploutiades (strategos)
Aurelius Zoilos (strategos and archon)
Aurelius Zopyros (strategos)
Aurelius Zosimos (archon)
Aurelius Zosimos, son of Andronikos (strategos)
Axiochos (without title)
A— O— Archimedes (strategos)
Bacchus (without title)
Baebius Glob— (aedile)
Baggius Fronto (duovir for the second time)
Bakchios, son of Kallikles (panegyriarch)
Bakchylos (strategos)
Balagros (without title)
Balbus (duovir)
Bassa, wife of Kleon (high priestess)
Bassos (grammateus)
Bassus (strategos)
Bassus (strategos)
Beroneike (without title)
Bion (strategos)
Bonites (without title)
Brocchos (without title)
Bryon II (without title)
Caecilianus (duovir)
Caecilius Alypianos (archon)
Caecilius Maternus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Caecilius Plocamus (without title)
Caecilius Rufinus II (without title)
Caecilius Rufus (duovir)
Caesar (dictator)
Calpurnius II (archon)
Candidus (grammateus for the fourth time)
Candidus II (strategos)
Capito (without title)
Capito (duovir)
Capito (high priest)
Capito (quaestor)
Carcus (without title)
Carina (without title)
Chairemon (without title)
Chairen (without title)
Chairephanes (without title)
Chairinos (?) (without title)
Chairion (without title)
Chairoxenos (without title)
Charax (without title)
Chareinos (without title)
Chares II (priest of Dionysus)
Chares II Kokos (without title)
Chares II Papias (without title)
Charidamos (priest)
Charinos (grammateus)
Charixenos (without title)
Charixenos III (without title)
Charixenos, son of Menandros (without title)
Charixenos, son of Menekrates (without title)
Chari— Theo— (without title)
Charmides (archon and priest)
Charmylos (without title)
Charmylos II (without title)
Charopides, son of Sostratos (without title)
Chondros (without title)
Chrysogonos (strategos)
Claudia Basilon (hiereia)
Claudia Eugenetoriane (without title)
Claudia Flavia Arria (priestess)
Claudia Terentulla (high priestess)
Claudia Zenonis (without title)
Claudianus (without title)
Claudianus (strategos)
Claudianus, son of Asklepiades, grandson of Pausanias (archon)
Claudianus, son of Terpandros (strategos)
Claudius Aelianus (first archon)
Claudius Aisimos (strategos)
Claudius Aisimos (strategos)
Claudius Andragathos philocaesar (without title)
Claudius Apellas (grammateus)
Claudius Apollinarios (without title)
Claudius Apollinarios (archon)
Claudius Appius Martialis (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Claudius Aristeas (without title)
Claudius Aristophanes (strategos)
Claudius Athenodoros (grammateus)
Claudius Attalos (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Claudius Attalos (prytanis)
Claudius Attalοs (prytanis and logistes)
Claudius Bellicus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Claudius Bias (high priest)
Claudius Bion (strategos)
Claudius Capito (without title)
Claudius Capito (first archon)
Claudius Charmos (strategos)
Claudius Cleobolos (logistes)
Claudius Euneos (archon)
Claudius Felix (strategos)
Claudius Hekatonumos (strategos)
Claudius Hestiaios (without title)
Claudius Hestiaios (archon)
Claudius Hestiaios (neokoros)
Claudius Hestiaios (strategos)
Claudius Hestiaios II (hipparches)
Claudius Hierax (without title)
Claudius Hippodamianos (boularchos)
Claudius Hippodamianos (epimeletes)
Claudius Hippodamianos (grammateus)
Claudius Honoratus, son of Val— (first archon)
Claudius Kallistos (strategos and priest of the Ionians)
Claudius Kalobrotos (asiarch)
Claudius Kephalion (strategos)
Claudius Kephalion (strategos for the second time)
Claudius Machairion (archon)
Claudius Marcus (first archon)
Claudius Meliton (without title)
Claudius Meliton (grammateus for the second time)
Claudius Menandros (archon)
Claudius Menandros (grammateus)
Claudius Mithridates (without title)
Claudius Mu— Severus (strategos)
Claudius Nikephoros (strategos)
Claudius Nikephoros, son of Dionysios (without title)
Claudius Nympheros (strategos)
Claudius Pankrates (strategos)
Claudius Pankratides Be— (grammateus)
Claudius Pardalas (strategos and neokoros)
Claudius Pellas (strategos)
Claudius Philippianos (first archon)
Claudius Philokles Cassianus (without title)
Claudius Pollio (asiarch and epimeletes)
Claudius Pollio (grammateus)
Claudius Pontikos (strategos)
Claudius Priscus (without title)
Claudius Proklos (stephanephoros)
Claudius Proklos the sophist (strategos)
Claudius Rufinus the sophist (strategos)
Claudius Rufinus the sophist (strategos)
Claudius Rufus (strategos)
Claudius Scribonianus (strategos)
Claudius Secundus (strategos)
Claudius Secundus (strategos)
Claudius Smaragdos (strategos)
Claudius Stratonikianos (strategos)
Claudius Stratonikos (strategos)
Claudius Symmachos (archon)
Claudius Tatianos (first archon)
Claudius Themistokles (strategos)
Claudius Theophanes (without title)
Claudius Traianus (without title)
Claudius Valerianus (without title)
Claudius Valerianus (strategos)
Claudius Varus (archon for the second time)
Clemens (duovir)
Clodius Aurelius Dionysios (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Cola— (without title)
Cominius Flavius Glykon (strategos and theologos)
Compostus (duovir)
Conduc— (duovir quinquennalis)
Coriarcos (without title)
Corn(elius?) Teuthra(ntis?) (epimeletes)
Cornelianus, son of Philotas (?) (strategos)
Cornelius (archon?)
Cornelius Aeneas (without title)
Cornelius Alexandros (without title)
Cornelius Asiaticus (grammateus)
Cornelius Dioskourides (without title)
Cornelius Dioskourides II (in office for the second time)
Cornelius Lollianus (strategos)
Cornelius Lupus (proconsul)
Cornelius Menippos (archon)
Crassus (without title)
Cytherus (duovir)
Dados, son of Satyros (without title)
Damaratos (tamias)
Damas (without title)
Damas (first archon)
Damas II, grandson of Sabinianus (first archon for the second time)
Damas, son of Attalos II (strategos)
Damasias (without title)
Daphnos (without title)
Darios (without title)
Decimus C— Bassus (duovir)
Decimus Sextilius Cornutus (duovir)
Decimus V— Sp— (duovir)
Delphikos (strategos)
Demeas (grammateus)
Demeter (goddess as honorary official for the second time)
Demetrianos Keler (archon)
Demetrios (without title)
Demetrios (without title)
Demetrios (without title)
Demetrios (in office for the second time)
Demetrios II, grandson of Philoxenos (archon)
Demetrios, son of Apellas II (strategos)
Demetrios, son of Artemon (strategos)
Demokrates (grammateus)
Demonikos (grammateus)
Demophilos (archon)
Demophilos (strategos for the second time)
Demophon (without title)
Demosthenes (without title)
Demosthenes, son of Hegias, philopatris (without title)
Demostratos (without title)
Demostratos, son of Eutych— (grammateus)
Dentikles (in office for the third time)
Dio(genes?) (without title)
Diochares (without title)
Diod(oros?) Philoxenos, also called Gaius Iulius (strategos)
Diodo(tos?) (former archon)
Diodoros (without title)
Diodoros (without title)
Diodoros (without title)
Diodoros (without title)
Diodoros (without title)
Diodoros (archon)
Diodoros (archon for the second time and first archon)
Diodoros (strategos)
Diodoros, son of Alexandros (epimeletes)
Diodoros, son of Hermophilos (without title)
Diodotos (archon)
Diog(enes?) (without title)
Diogenes (without title)
Diogenes (without title)
Diogenes (archon)
Diogenes (strategos)
Diogenes, son of Antiochus (first archon for the second time)
Diogenes, son of Ant— (first archon)
Diogenes, son of Ari(ston?) (without title)
Diogenes, son of Dionysios (archon)
Diomedes, son of Attalos (without title)
Diomedianos (priest)
Dion, son of Diophantos (without title)
Dionysios (without title)
Dionysios (without title)
Dionysios II (strategos)
Dionysios Kollybas (without title)
Dionysios Meliton, son of Apollonios (without title)
Dionysios, son of Satyros (strategos for the second time)
Dionysodoros (without title)
Dionysodoros Hagnos philopatris (strategos)
Dionysos (in office for the sixth time)
Diophanes (archon)
Diophantos (without title)
Diophantos (archon for the second time)
Diophantos (grammateus)
Diophantos (strategos)
Diophantos III (archon)
Diophantοs, son of Alexios (archon)
Diosc(ourides?) (without title)
Dioskourides (without title)
Dioskourides (without title)
Dioskourides Gratos, son of Metro— (grammateus)
Dio— (without title)
Dio— (archon)
Diphilos (without title)
Diphilos (archon and strategos)
Diphilos philopatris (without title)
Diphilos Οlympionikos (without title)
Diphilos, son of Diphilos (archon for the second time)
Diphilos, son of Phaitas (agonothetes)
Divine Faustina II (goddess as honorary official)
Di— (without title)
Di— (without title)
Doius (duovir)
Dokimos (archon)
Domitius Rufus (asiarch, son of a twice-asiarch, of equestrian rank, and first archon)
Dorotheos (archon)
Dorykanos, son of Dioskourides (without title)
Dor— (without title)
Dossennus (duovir)
Drusus Iulius Caesar (quaestor)
Dryas (grammateus of the demos)
Egdikos Fronto (without title)
Eikadios (without title)
Eirenaios (without title)
Eirenaios (without title)
Eirenaios II (archon)
Ekleton (or Eklegon?) (archon)
Elpidophoros (without title)
Epagathos (without title)
Epagathos (strategos)
Epaphroditos (archon)
Epigenes (archon)
Epigonos philopatris (without title)
Epigonos, son of Andronikos (without title)
Epig— (without title)
Epikrates (without title)
Epikrates (without title)
Epikrates II (archiprytanis)
Epinikos (strategos)
Epistratos (without title)
Epitherses, son of Theutos (?) (without title)
Epitynchanos (grammateus)
Eraton (archon)
Ermippos (archiprytanis)
Etarchos (without title)
Euan— (without title)
Euaratos (without title)
Euarestos (grammateus)
Euboulos, son of Apollonios (strategos)
Eudemos (without title)
Eudemos (without title)
Eudios II (strategos)
Eudoros (without title)
Eugenetor (without title)
Eugenetor (without title)
Eukarpos? (without title)
Eumenes (without title)
Eumenianos II (first archon)
Euphemos II (without title)
Euphrantikos III (archon)
Eupistos, son of Attalos (strategos)
Eupolemos (without title)
Eupolitas (without title)
Euporos (without title)
Eusebes (without title)
Euthydoros (without title)
Euthykrates (without title)
Euthykrates (without title)
Eutuches (archon)
Eutuchion (strategos)
Eutyches (strategos)
Eutyches II (without title)
Eutyches, son of Alexandros (strategos)
Eutychion (grammateus)
Eutychos Euv— (strategos)
Euxenos (without title)
Evandros (former archon)
Eyphron (without title)
Fabius Africanus (proconsul)
Fabius Agrippinus (without title)
Fabius Gaius (first archon for the second time)
Faustinus (archon)
Faustus (without title)
Faustus Iulius Mardianos (strategos for the second time and first strategos)
Firmus (without title)
Fir— Philopappus (without title)
Flaccus (without title)
Flavia Nymphidia (without title)
Flavius Aelius Priscus (archiereus, first of the City for the second time (or first archon for the second time?))
Flavius Agathokles (strategos and priest of Apollo)
Flavius Antinous (strategos)
Flavius Aristolaos (without title)
Flavius Asklepiades (strategos)
Flavius Attalos (without title)
Flavius Aurelius Ilos (archon for the second? time)
Flavius Aurelius Ilos the Younger (first archon)
Flavius Bassus (grammateus)
Flavius Candidus Dami(anus?) (without title)
Flavius Chaleas (strategos)
Flavius Dionysios (without title)
Flavius Epaphroditos (archon)
Flavius Ermolaos Nikonianos (strategos)
Flavius Herklanos (first archon)
Flavius III, great-grandson of Licinnianus (first archon and stephanephoros)
Flavius Iulianus (without title)
Flavius Kalli— (strategos)
Flavius Leon, son of Lainas (archon)
Flavius Licinianus (without title)
Flavius Minni(on?) philometor (without title)
Flavius Myon (high priest and epimeletes)
Flavius Noumenios (without title)
Flavius Ovidianus (grammateus)
Flavius Papianus (first archon for the second time)
Flavius Pauseros (strategos)
Flavius Pauseros (strategos)
Flavius Perigenes (grammateus)
Flavius Peritianus (archon)
Flavius Philikos (high priest)
Flavius Praxeas (first archon, priest of five priesthoods for life, and epemeletes)
Flavius Priscus the Younger (grammateus and son of asiarch)
Flavius Sestullianus (without title)
Flavius Themistokles (strategos)
Flavius Valerianus (grammateus)
Flavius Val— Proklos (archon)
Flavius Xenokrates (strategos)
Flavius Zo— II (without title)
Flaviυs Pinarius (high priest)
Florus (duovir)
Flαvius Menophantos (strategos)
Fu(lvius?) Hermolaos (strategos)
Fulvianus (praefectus)
Furius Medullinus (strategos)
Fuscus (duovir)
Ga(ius?) (without title)
Gabinius Longinus (without title)
Gaius (without title)
Gaius (archon)
Gaius (archon)
Gaius (strategos)
Gaius Aemilius Meto— (quattuorvir)
Gaius Ae—(?) Dom— (without title)
Gaius Alliarius (duovir)
Gaius Alsanus (duovir)
Gaius Al— Pomp— (without title)
Gaius Anicius Iulianus Andron (archon)
Gaius Antius Aulus Iulius Quadratus (proconsul)
Gaius Antonius Nigrinus (archon and son of asiarch)
Gaius Antonius Rhetorikos (grammateus)
Gaius Apronius (duovir)
Gaius Aquillius Proculus (proconsul)
Gaius Aquinus Mela (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Arrius (duovir)
Gaius Arruntanus Balbus (propraetor)
Gaius Arruntius Antoninus (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Gaius Arruntius Nikomachos Τiberinianus (high priest and first archon for the second time)
Gaius Aruntius Maternus (asiarch)
Gaius Asinius Agreus Philopappos (archiereus)
Gaius Asinius Agreus Philopappos (archiereus and asiarch)
Gaius Asinius Frugi (without title)
Gaius Asinius Frugi (archon)
Gaius Asinius Gallus (proconsul)
Gaius Asinius Nikomachos Frugianus (archon)
Gaius Asinius Pollio (proconsul)
Gaius Asinnius Flaccus (without title)
Gaius Aufidius Gemellus (duovir)
Gaius Aurelius Apollonides (first archon)
Gaius Aurelius Stratonikianos (strategos)
Gaius Ausonius (duovir)
Gaius Baebius, son of Publius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Balbus (praefectus duovir)
Gaius B— Niger (first archon for the second time)
Gaius Cadius Rufus (proconsul)
Gaius Caecilius Candidus (quattuorvir)
Gaius Caecilius Serenus (duovir)
Gaius Caedicius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Caelius Pax (duovir)
Gaius Calpurnius Aviola (proconsul)
Gaius Calpurnius Varus (aedile)
Gaius Caninius (duovir)
Gaius Carrinas Aquil— (duovir)
Gaius Cassius (without title)
Gaius Cassius (duovir)
Gaius Cassius Felix (duovir)
Gaius Cassius Longinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Cassius Longinus (proconsul)
Gaius Ca— T— (quaestor)
Gaius Celer (duovir)
Gaius Cestius Gallus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Claudius Bion (tamias)
Gaius Claudius Diogenes (strategos)
Gaius Claudius Diogenes (strategos and stephanephoros)
Gaius Claudius Flaccus (epimeletes)
Gaius Claudius Glykon, son of Rufinianus (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Gaius Claudius Mithres (first archon)
Gaius Clovius (praefectus)
Gaius Cornelius Florus (duovir)
Gaius Cornelius Refectus (duovir)
Gaius Daphnes, son of Dometianus (without title)
Gaius E— Galak(tikos?) (without title)
Gaius Fabius Catulus (duovir)
Gaius Flavius Laikos (grammateus)
Gaius Flavius Trophimos (archon)
Gaius Fufius (aedile)
Gaius Fulvius Rutil— (duovir)
Gaius Furius (without title)
Gaius Gallonius Fronto (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Granius Brocchus (duovir)
Gaius Heius Pamphilus (duovir)
Gaius Heius Pollio (duovir)
Gaius Helvius Pollio (praefectus)
Gaius Herennius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Iulius (duovir)
Gaius Iulius (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Aelianus (first archon)
Gaius Iulius Aelianus (son of high priest and first archon for the second time)
Gaius Iulius Antoninus (strategos)
Gaius Iulius Apronianus (strategos)
Gaius Iulius Atticus (quattuorvir)
Gaius Iulius Bassus (proconsul)
Gaius Iulius Calamus (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Commodus Orfitianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Iulius Crispus (archon)
Gaius Iulius Crispus (strategos)
Gaius Iulius Demetrios (without title)
Gaius Iulius Diodotos (without title)
Gaius Iulius Dionysius (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Eukarpos (grammateus)
Gaius Iulius Eurykles (hegemon)
Gaius Iulius Hegesippos (grammateus)
Gaius Iulius Heraclitus (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Kallikles (without title)
Gaius Iulius Kotys (without title)
Gaius Iulius Laco (without title)
Gaius Iulius Longus (without title)
Gaius Iulius Longus (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Ludus (in office for the second time)
Gaius Iulius Menekles (strategos)
Gaius Iulius Nicephorus (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Nicomedes (quaestor)
Gaius Iulius Nikias (archon)
Gaius Iulius Perperus Rufinianus (first archon for the second time)
Gaius Iulius Phainos (first archon)
Gaius Iulius Polyaenus (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Pontikos (high priest)
Gaius Iulius Quadratus (archon)
Gaius Iulius Seleukos (strategos)
Gaius Iulius Tang— (duovir)
Gaius Iulius Verus Maximus Caesar (strategos)
Gaius Iustus (archon)
Gaius Iuve— Ti— Tarius (duovir)
Gaius I— (quaestor)
Gaius Julius Caesar (duovir)
Gaius Laetilius Apalus (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Licinius Mucianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Lollius (duovir)
Gaius Longus (archon)
Gaius Luci—, son of Publius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Maecius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Maius Pollio, son of Gaius (quattuorvir)
Gaius Manlius Seranus (duovir)
Gaius Mar(c?)ius Ambatus (praefectus for the second time)
Gaius Mar(ius?) (duovir)
Gaius Mar(ius?) Cap(ito?) (duovir)
Gaius Marcius, son of Lucius (duovir)
Gaius Marius Vegetus (duovir)
Gaius Masonius Rufus (without title)
Gaius Matuinus (aedile)
Gaius Mussius Priscus (duovir)
Gaius M— A— (quaestor)
Gaius Nevius (strategos)
Gaius Nucia (quattuorvir)
Gaius Oc— T— (quaestor)
Gaius Orfius Flavianus Philographos (archiereus)
Gaius Otacilius (praefectus quiquennalis)
Gaius O— Car— (quaestor)
Gaius O— G— (quaestor)
Gaius Petronius (duovir)
Gaius Philometor (without title)
Gaius Pinnius (duovir)
Gaius Plotius Polliο (strategos for the second time)
Gaius Pompeius (duovir)
Gaius Pompeius Capella (duovir for the second time)
Gaius Pomponius Parra (duovir)
Gaius Popilius Carus Pedo (proconsul)
Gaius Poppaeus Sabinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Postumius Milo (duovir)
Gaius Postumus (without title)
Gaius Proculeius, son of Lucius (without title)
Gaius Publius Evandros (strategos)
Gaius P— C— (quaestor)
Gaius Rectus (duovir)
Gaius Rubrius Porcius Marcellus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius R— (quaestor)
Gaius Sallustius Iustus (duovir)
Gaius Salvius (duovir)
Gaius Sal— Claudianus (archon for the second time)
Gaius Sempronius Barbatus (duovir for the third time)
Gaius Sertorius Brocchus (proconsul)
Gaius Servilius Primus, son of Gaius (duovir)
Gaius Sextius (aedile)
Gaius Sosius (quaestor, imperator, and consul)
Gaius S— B— (quaestor)
Gaius S— M— (quaestor)
Gaius Tarracina (duovir)
Gaius Terentius Sura (duovir)
Gaius Ti— Domestikos (strategos)
Gaius T— C— (quaestor)
Gaius Ulpius Pacatus Prastina Messalinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Ummidius Durmius Quadratus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gaius Urmius (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Valerius (aedile)
Gaius Valerius (duovir)
Gaius Valerius Andronikos (without title)
Gaius Valerius Aquilus (duovir)
Gaius Valerius Fene(stella?) (duovir)
Gaius Valerius Tranquillus (duovir)
Gaius Varius Rufus (duovir quinquennalis)
Gaius Vettius Lancianus (duovir)
Gaius Vibius (duovir)
Gaius Vibius Caetronianus Pansa (proconsul)
Gaius Vibius Marsus (proconsul)
Gaius, son of Asclion (first archon)
Gargilius Antiquus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Germanus (duovir)
Germanus, freedman of Indutillus (without title)
Gessios (without title)
Gessios Charidemos (without title)
Glaukippos (strategos)
Glaukon (grammateus and high priest)
Glaukos (without title)
Gly(kon?) (without title)
Glykon (without title)
Glykon (archon)
Glykon (asiarch, strategos for the second time, and first strategos)
Glykon (priest)
Glykon (strategos)
Glykon II (strategos)
Glykon II, grandson of Dem— (agonothetes and hiereus of the Emperors for life)
Glykon philopator (grammateus)
Glyptos (grammateus)
Gnaeus Ae— Gracilis (aedile)
Gnaeus Atellius (pontifex and duovir quinquennalis)
Gnaeus Atellius Flaccus (duovir quinquennalis)
Gnaeus Baebius Glabrio (aedile)
Gnaeus Bucco (duovir for the second time)
Gnaeus Calpurnius Piso (without title)
Gnaeus C— Gr— (quaestor)
Gnaeus C— P— (quaestor)
Gnaeus Domitius (duovir)
Gnaeus Domitius Ampianus (duovir)
Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo (proconsul)
Gnaeus Domitius Procul(us) (duovir)
Gnaeus Fadius (duovir)
Gnaeus Octavius (without title)
Gnaeus Pedanius Fuscus Salinator (proconsul)
Gnaeus Pompeius (quattuorvir)
Gnaeus Pompeius Collega (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Gnaeus Pompeius Flaccus (duovir quinquennalis)
Gnaeus Publicius Regulus (duovir)
Gnaeus Publilius (duovir)
Gnaeus Statius Libo (praefectus)
Gnaeus Vergilius Theogenes (archon)
Gouras IV (first strategos for the second time)
Gratus (grammateus)
Hadea (without title)
Hadrianus II (without title)
Hadrianus II (without title)
Hagemon (without title)
Halys (grammateus)
Haplos (without title)
Hegetorides (without title)
Hekatodoros, son of Hera— (without title)
Hekatonymos, son of Aischrion (without title)
Helenos, son of Apollonides (first in office for the second time)
Heliodoros (without title)
Heli— (without title)
Helvius (without title)
Helvius Pollio (duovir quinquennalis)
Hepiktetos (grammateus)
Herakleides (strategos)
Herakleides (strategos (?))
Herakleides Askle— (strategos for the second time)
Herakleides II, grandson of Zeuxis (first archon for the third time and stephanephoros)
Herakleon (without title)
Herakleos, son of Dinomenes (without title)
Herakles Niger (hiereus)
Heras (without title)
Heras, son of Epainetos (without title)
Hera— (without title)
Herennius Alexandros (strategos)
Hermagoras (?) (without title)
Hermagoras II (strategos)
Hermeias (without title)
Hermeros (grammateus)
Hermes (epimeletes for the second time)
Hermes (grammateus for the second time)
Hermes Menandros (without title)
Hermias (without title)
Hermias (strategos)
Hermogenes (without title)
Hermogenes (strategos)
Hermogenes II (stephanephoros and first strategos for the second time)
Hermogenes olympionikes (without title)
Hermogenes, son of Dionysios (strategos)
Hermokles (without title)
Hermokrates (without title)
Hermokrates (archon)
Hermokrates, son of Aischrion (archon)
Hermokrates, son of Aischrion (strategos)
Hermolaos (archon, for the second (?) time)
Hermolaos (strategos)
Hermolaos, son of Theophilos (strategos for the second time)
Hermophantos (without title)
Herodes (without title)
Herodes (epimeletes)
Herodes, son of Diogenes (without title)
Heronymos (without title)
Herostratos, son of Polygnotos (grammateus)
Hero— (without title)
Her— (without title)
Her— (without title)
Her— (without title)
Her— (without title)
Hestiaios (without title)
Hiberus (duovir quinquennalis)
Hieratikos (without title)
Hierogenes (without title)
Hieroitas (strategos)
Hierokles (without title)
Hierokles II (archon)
Hieron (without title)
Hieronymos (without title)
Hieronymos (without title)
Hieronymos (without title)
Hieronymos (strategos)
Hippon (without title)
Hipponikos (strategos and archon for the second time)
Hospes (duovir)
Hostilius Marcellus (priest of Antinous)
Hypsikles (without title)
Iason (chair of the synarchia)
Iason, son of Kleoboulos (grammateus)
Idomeneus (without title)
Idomeneus (strategos)
Idomeneus philopatris (without title)
Ikesios, son of Maiakos (without title)
Inecriturix (without title)
In— (without title)
Iollas II (grammateus)
Iouliades, son of Hierokles (prytanis)
Iour— Phregellanos (strategos)
Iou— Aga— (without title)
Isas (without title)
Isaurikos (without title)
Isa— (without title)
Isdem— (without title)
Isidoros (without title)
Isidoros (without title)
Isotimos (without title)
Italos (without title)
Italos III (archon)
Iucunda (priestess)
Iulia (without title)
Iulia Severa (without title)
Iulia Severa (without title)
Iulia Zenonis (without title)
Iulianus (archon)
Iulianus (archon for the second time)
Iulianus (first archon)
Iulianus (strategos)
Iulianus Aelianus (grammateus)
Iulianus, son of Apol— (strategos)
Iulianus, son of Gaius II (archon)
Iulianus, son of Thynites (first archon)
Iulius Adrastos (archon)
Iulius Andronikos (benefactor)
Iulius Anthimos (strategos)
Iulius Antoninus (priest)
Iulius Antonius Seleukos (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Iulius Aristonikos Iulianus (first archon)
Iulius Artemidoros (strategos)
Iulius Athena— (strategos)
Iulius Castus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Iulius Charidemos, son of (?) Aur(elius?) (first archon for the second time and son of an asiarch)
Iulius Crassipes (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Iulius Demetrios (strategos)
Iulius Dionysios (without title)
Iulius Faustus (strategos for the second time)
Iulius Fesinus (son of Asiarch and first archon for the second time)
Iulius Frugi (strategos)
Iulius Gaetulicus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Iulius Glykon (strategos for the second time)
Iulius Iulianus (strategos)
Iulius Kallikles, son of Kallistratos (without title)
Iulius Kleon (without title)
Iulius Kleon (high priest of Asia)
Iulius Kruon (without title)
Iulius Logismos (strategos)
Iulius Lykinos (hiereus)
Iulius Marcus (first archon for the second time)
Iulius Marcus (grammateus)
Iulius Marcus (strategos)
Iulius Menandros (asiarch)
Iulius Mucianus (without title)
Iulius Neon (strategos)
Iulius Perperos (first archon)
Iulius Petr(onianus?) Zosimos (grammateus)
Iulius Phoibos (without title)
Iulius Pollio (strategos)
Iulius Pollio (strategos)
Iulius Pollio (strategos)
Iulius Pollio (strategos for the second time, asiarch, and neokoros)
Iulius Polybianos (strategos)
Iulius Quadratus II (first archon, of equestrian rank)
Iulius Quintus Bassus (epimeletes)
Iulius Saturninus (archon)
Iulius Saturninus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Iulius Secundus (archon)
Iulius Severianus (without title)
Iulius Sulpicius Hermophilos (first archon)
Iulius Symphoros (strategos)
Iulius Theophilos (agonothetes)
Iulius Tryphon (strategos)
Iulius Tryphon II (strategos for the second time)
Iulius Ulpius Severinus (archiereus)
Iunianus Lupus (praefectus)
Iunius (archon for the second time)
Iunius Chilo (procurator)
Iustus (without title)
Juba II (king and duovir quinquennalis)
Kaikinas II (archon)
Kaikios Pontikos (without title)
Kales— Thallos (strategos)
Kalleidas (without title)
Kalle— (without title)
Kallikrates (without title)
Kallikrates, son of Brachyllidas (without title)
Kallim(achos?) (without title)
Kallipides (without title)
Kallippos (without title)
Kallippos IV (strategos)
Kallippos, son of Alexandros (without title)
Kallippos, son of Artemidoros (without title)
Kallistos, son of Agathopous (grammateus)
Kallistratos, son of Apollonides (former archon)
Kalymnios (without title)
Kapiton (without title)
Kastoris (without title)
Ka— (archon for the fourth time)
Ka— Ph— Sulla (son of Asiarch and first archon)
Kelsos II (archon)
Kelsos, son of Herakleides (strategos)
Keltianos (strategos)
Kephalion (grammateus)
Kerinthos IV (first strategos)
Kerrinios (without title)
Kilas Dionysios, son of Dionysios (priest of Augustus)
Kleandros philocaesar (without title)
Klearchos, son of Theodoros (archon)
Klearchos, son of Theodoros (strategos for the second time)
Kleinias (archon)
Kleoboulos (first archon)
Kleon Agapetos (without title)
Kleonikos (epimeletes)
Kletos (grammateus)
Kokas (without title)
Kokos, son of Pollis (without title)
Kompsos, son of Hermogenes (grammateus)
Konon (without title)
Konon (without title)
Korboulon (without title)
Kordos (without title)
Korinthos (strategos)
Koronos (without title)
Kor— (without title)
Koulleon (demarch)
Kouron (grammateus)
Kousinios (episkopos for the fourth time)
Kra(teros?) Basileus (strategos)
Krateros (lawgiver)
Krateros, son of Attalos (grammateus)
Krates, son of Menokritos (without title)
Kratippos (without title)
Krinakides (without title)
Kritikos (without title)
Kriton, son of Asklepides (strategos)
Ktesias (archiprytanis)
Kudimos, son of Hieronymos (former archon)
Kydas (cretarch)
Kyr— (without title)
K— Hadr(ianus?) Sab(inus?) (without title)
Labeo (duovir)
Laches (without title)
Ladi(kos?) Severus (archon)
Laevinus (proconsul)
Lagetas (in office for the second time)
Laivianus, son of Kallistratos (strategos)
Laouchos (strategos)
Leon, son of Alcaios (prytanis)
Leonidas (without title)
Leonidas Ie— (tamias)
Leontiskos, son of Hippomedon (without title)
Lepidus (strategos)
Lesbonax (strategos for the second time)
Leukippos, son of Koraios (?) (grammateus)
Licinianus (duovir)
Licinius (archon)
Licinius (duovir)
Licinius Crescens (aedile)
Lollianus (strategos for the second time)
Lollius Classicus (without title)
Lollius Rufus (without title)
Lollius Xenophilos (first archon for the second time)
Louperkos Kai— (strategos for the second time)
Lucilius Antonius (archon)
Lucilius Atyleus (strategos)
Lucinus, son of Kletos (president of the college of the grammateis)
Lucius (without title)
Lucius (archon)
Lucius (archon for the third time)
Lucius (duovir)
Lucius (strategos)
Lucius (strategos)
Lucius Acilius (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Aeficius Certus (duovir)
Lucius Aelius Lysimachos (strategos)
Lucius Aelius Pigres (asiarch for the third time)
Lucius Aemilius (aedile)
Lucius Aemilius Iustus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Lucius Aemilius La— (duovir)
Lucius Aemilius Maxumus (without title)
Lucius Aischrion (strategos)
Lucius Allius Proklos (epimeletes)
Lucius Antonius Longinus (without title)
Lucius Antonius Naso (procurator)
Lucius Ant— (aedile)
Lucius Appuleius Rufus (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Apronius (proconsul)
Lucius Arrius Peregrinus (duovir)
Lucius Ateius Fuscus (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Atinius (quattuorvir)
Lucius Aufidius Pansa (aedile)
Lucius Aurelius Demostratos (strategos)
Lucius Aurelius Dorylaos II (strategos)
Lucius Aurelius Hephaistion (first archon for the second time)
Lucius Aurelius Maior (first archon)
Lucius Aurelius Metrodoros (first archon)
Lucius Aurelius Seneca (quattuorvir)
Lucius A— Faustus (duovir)
Lucius A— F— (quaestor)
Lucius Baebius (duovir)
Lucius Baebius Cosa (aedile)
Lucius Baebius Priscus (duovir)
Lucius Baebius Tullus (proconsul)
Lucius Baggius (duovir)
Lucius Bennius (praefectus)
Lucius Bibulus (without title)
Lucius Bucco (duovir)
Lucius Caecilius Aquinus (duovir)
Lucius Caecilius Pius (duovir)
Lucius Caelius (flamen)
Lucius Caelius Alacris (duovir)
Lucius Caelius Clemens (flamen)
Lucius Caelius Pres— (quattuorvir)
Lucius Calpurnius (aedile)
Lucius Caninius Agrippa (duovir)
Lucius Cassius (duovir)
Lucius Cassius (duovir)
Lucius Castricius Regulus (duovir)
Lucius Castricius Schinos (strategos for the second time)
Lucius Catilius Severus Iulianus Claudius Reginus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Lucius Ceionius Commodus (proconsul)
Lucius Cerdonius Veratus (duovir)
Lucius Cerrinius Paetus (grammateus)
Lucius Claudius Lepidus (archineocoros)
Lucius Clodius Demosthenes (archon)
Lucius Clodius Rufus (proconsul)
Lucius Cornelius (duovir)
Lucius Cornelius (first archon for the second time)
Lucius Cornelius Balbus minor (pontifex)
Lucius Cornelius Calidus (duovir)
Lucius Cornelius Fronto (duovir)
Lucius Cornelius Terrenus (duovir)
Lucius Cornelius Vettenianus (strategos and asiarch four times)
Lucius C— (quaestor)
Lucius C— Fa— (quaestor)
Lucius C— M— (quaestor)
Lucius Domitius Iulianus (grammateus)
Lucius Domitius Robustus (aedile)
Lucius Dunius Severus (proconsul)
Lucius Fabius (duovir)
Lucius Fabius Postuminus (without title)
Lucius Fabricius (without title)
Lucius Fadius (flamen)
Lucius Feneste (duovir)
Lucius Flaminus Capitolinus (duovir)
Lucius Flavius Capitolinus (strategos)
Lucius Fulvius Sparsus (duovir)
Lucius Funisulanus Vete(—) (duovir)
Lucius Furius Labeo (duovir)
Lucius Granius (duovir)
Lucius Helvius Optomus (without title)
Lucius Hirrius Zenon (strategos)
Lucius II, grandson of Firmus (strategos)
Lucius Iulius Apollinarios (strategos and son of asiarch)
Lucius Iulius Cato (without title)
Lucius Iulius Cato (in office for the second time)
Lucius Iulius Libonianus (strategos)
Lucius Iulius Mithres (grammateus)
Lucius Iulius Rufinus (quattuorvir)
Lucius Iunius (duovir)
Lucius Iunius (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Iunius Caesennius Paetus (proconsul)
Lucius Iuventius Lupercus (duovir)
Lucius Leiu— Pert— (duovir)
Lucius Licinius (aedile)
Lucius Licinius (duovir)
Lucius Licinius Gracilis (duovir)
Lucius Licinius Varus (duovir)
Lucius Lollius (without title)
Lucius Lucretius (duovir)
Lucius L— (without title)
Lucius Manlius (duovir)
Lucius Manlius Ploutianus (first archon for the second? time)
Lucius Marcius Pollianus (strategos)
Lucius Marius (duovir)
Lucius Ma— Severus (grammateus for the second time)
Lucius Mestrius Florus (proconsul)
Lucius Minatius Asklepiades (first archon)
Lucius Minatius Asklepiades (strategos)
Lucius Mindius Balbus (proconsul)
Lucius Mindius Balbus (proconsul)
Lucius Mindius Pollio (proconsul)
Lucius Montanus (proconsul)
Lucius Munatius (duovir)
Lucius Munatius Plancus (without title)
Lucius Mussidius Longus (proconsul)
Lucius M— Ruf— (praefectus (or procurator) of Caesar)
Lucius Nepos (praefectus duovir)
Lucius Novius (duovir)
Lucius Novus (duovir)
Lucius Octavius Severus Mas— (strategos)
Lucius Paconius Flam— (duovir)
Lucius Papirius Avitus (duovir)
Lucius Passienus Rufus (proconsul)
Lucius Pom(peius?) Iulianus (first strategos for the second time)
Lucius Pom(peius?) Marcus (hiereus)
Lucius Pomp(eius?) Artemas (strategos)
Lucius Pompeius Bucco (duovir)
Lucius Pompeius Vopiscus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Lucius Pomponius Flaccus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Lucius Pomponius Marcus (priest)
Lucius Pontius (duovir)
Lucius Ponti— (duovir)
Lucius Porcius (praefectus duovir)
Lucius Porcius Capit(o?) (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius P— Artemidoros (first strategos)
Lucius P— Fronto (without title)
Lucius Rusticelius Basterna (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Rusticelius Cordus (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Rutilius Piso (duovir)
Lucius Rutilius Plancus (duovir)
Lucius Saturninus (duovir)
Lucius Seius (proconsul)
Lucius Sempronius Atratinus (without title)
Lucius Sempronius Atratinus (augur and designated consul)
Lucius Sempronius Geminus (duovir)
Lucius Sempronius Maximus (aedile)
Lucius Sempronius Rufus (aedile)
Lucius Sempronius Rutilus (duovir)
Lucius Sempronius Vetto (without title)
Lucius Septimius Euphrates (first archon)
Lucius Seranus (duovir)
Lucius Sergius Hephaistion (without title)
Lucius Servenius Capito (archon for the third time)
Lucius Sestius Celer (duovir)
Lucius Staidios Menophilos (strategos for the second time)
Lucius Statius Flaccus (duovir)
Lucius Sura (duovir)
Lucius Sura (praefectus duovir)
Lucius Terentius Longus (duovir)
Lucius Timotheos (strategos)
Lucius Titius (duovir)
Lucius Titucius (duovir quinquennalis)
Lucius Tullius Per— (epimeletes)
Lucius Tullius P— (without title)
Lucius Ulpius Paulus (grammateus)
Lucius Valentinus (duovir)
Lucius Valerius (aedile)
Lucius Valerius Flavus (aedile)
Lucius Valerius Sura (duovir)
Lucius Venuleius Apronianus Octavius Priscus (proconsul)
Lucius Vettiacus (duovir)
Lucius Vettius Antoninus (strategos)
Lucius Vipsanius Silvanus (without title)
Lucius Volusius Saturninus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Lucius Volusius Saturninus (proconsul)
Lucius, son of Apollonios (strategos)
Lucius, son of Apo— (archon for the second time)
Lucius, son of Crassus (archon for the second time)
Lucretius Rufus (duovir)
Lupinus (duovir)
Lupus (without title)
Lupus (duovir)
Lykidas, son of Euxenos (without title)
Lykos (without title)
Lykoutas (strategos)
Lynkeus philopatris (without title)
Lysanias (without title)
Lysias (without title)
Lyson (without title)
Macrinus (aedile)
Maecius Rufus (without title)
Maec— Nep— (presbeutes and antistrategos)
Magytes the Younger (without title)
Maia (without title)
Maior (duovir)
Makedon philocaesar (without title)
Malleolus (duovir quinquennalis)
Mandrogenes, son of Aischrion (without title)
Manius Acilius (duovir)
Manius Acilius Aviola (proconsul)
Manius Flavius Festus (duovir)
Manius Kaninius (duovir for the seond time)
Manius Memmius (duovir)
Manius Sulpicius Lucanus (duovir)
Manlius Bucco (duovir)
Mantios (without title)
Marcia (without title)
Marcianus II, grandson of Menemachos (strategos)
Marcus (archon)
Marcus (first archon)
Marcus (strategos)
Marcus (strategos)
Marcus Acilius Candidus (duovir)
Marcus Acilius Glabrio (proconsul)
Marcus Aelius Apollinarios (without title)
Marcus Aelius Attalianos (epimeletes)
Marcus Aelius Glykonianos (strategos)
Marcus Aelius Maxumus (duovir)
Marcus Aelius Menippos (without title)
Marcus Aemilius (aedile)
Marcus Aemilius (praefectus)
Marcus Aemilius Lepidus (triumvir)
Marcus Aemilius Severus (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Ae— F— (quaestor)
Marcus Aimilius (duovir)
Marcus An(tonius) Kallikles, son of Kalos (without title)
Marcus Annius Afrinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Antonius (duovir)
Marcus Antonius Alexandros (first archon)
Marcus Antonius Aris— (without title)
Marcus Antonius Hipparchus (duovir)
Marcus Antonius Kalos (without title)
Marcus Antonius Maximus (strategos)
Marcus Antonius Neon (without title)
Marcus Antonius Orestes (duovir)
Marcus Antonius Polemon (strategos)
Marcus Antonius Polemon philopatris (without title)
Marcus Antonius Severus (strategos)
Marcus Antonius Theophilus (duovir)
Marcus Antonius Zeno (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Apollinarios (grammateus?)
Marcus Ati(us?) Metrogenes (epimeletes)
Marcus Atius Balbus (without title)
Marcus Aurelius Agathopous (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Alexandros (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Alexandros (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Alexandros Eutychianos (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Alexandros II, grandson of Bel— (high priest)
Marcus Aurelius Ameptos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Anteros, son of Zotikos, the Younger (first archon)
Marcus Aurelius Aphrodisios (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Aristeides (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Aristolaos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Artemas Cornelianus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Artemidoros, son of Meliton (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Athenaios (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Atimetos Kritias (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Bassus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Candidus (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Charetides (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Damianos II (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Diadochos (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Marcus Aurelius Dionysios (in office for the second time)
Marcus Aurelius Dionysios (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Dionysios II, grandson of Ikesios (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Domesticus III (archon)
Marcus Aurelius Domitianus (without title)
Marcus Aurelius Draukos, son of Epaphroditos (first archon)
Marcus Aurelius Epigonos (former archon)
Marcus Aurelius Erakleides (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Euboulos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Eunus (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Euphemos II (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Eutuches (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Eutyches, son of Tychikos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Eutychos II, grandson of Hispo (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Evandros II (chief physician and former archon)
Marcus Aurelius Fronto (without title)
Marcus Aurelius Gaius (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Geminus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Glaukias (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Hekataios II (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Hermes (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Hermonax (stephanephoros)
Marcus Aurelius Hierokles (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Hieron (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Hyllos, son of Epikrates (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Iulianus, son of Seleukos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Iulius (archon)
Marcus Aurelius Karpos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Kritias (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Laianos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Menelaos II (archon for the second time)
Marcus Aurelius Metrophanes (stephanephoros)
Marcus Aurelius Mind— Antiochos (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Naevianus (first archon for the second time)
Marcus Aurelius Paulus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Phaeinos II (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Phaidimos (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Philetos (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Marcus Aurelius Philoumenos II (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Proteas (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Publius Proclianus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Pythion Epaphras (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Quintus Quintianus (archon)
Mārcus Aurelius Rufinus, son of Verus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Rufus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Rufus (strategos for the second time)
Marcus Aurelius Sextus (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Soterichos (without title)
Marcus Aurelius Sta— Pius (first archon and Olympic victor ‘Pisaios’)
Marcus Aurelius Stephanion (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Tatianos (heros)
Marcus Aurelius Tertius (asiarch)
Marcus Aurelius Theodosianos (strategos)
Marcus Aurelius Theodosianos (strategos for the second time)
Marcus Aurelius Theodotos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Timaios (first archon and stephanephoros)
Marcus Aurelius Tychikos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Zosimos (grammateus)
Marcus Aurelius Zotikos (grammateus)
Marcus Avo(?) (quattuorvir)
Marcus A— B— (quaestor)
Marcus Baebius Sobrinus (aedile)
Marcus Barbatius (duovir)
Marcus Bellius Proculus (duovir)
Marcus Caec(ilius?) (aedile)
Marcus Caecilius Severus (duovir)
Marcus Caerellius Attalos (strategos)
Marcus Cato (duovir)
Marcus Cel— Palud(ius?) (duovir)
Marcus Cestius (duovir)
Marcus Claudius Bassus (president of the college of the strategoi)
Marcus Claudius Fronto (asiarch (of the Koinon of Asia) and archiereus of the Koinon of the Thirteen Cities)
Marcus Claudius Fronto (asiarch and first strategos)
Marcus Claudius F— Bed— Rufinus (first archon)
Marcus Claudius Hermophantos (former archon)
Marcus Claudius Moschas Ser— (archon)
Marcus Claudius Philippos, son of Kentaurianos (grammateus)
Marcus Claudius Philippos, son of Kentaurianos (president of the college of the grammateis)
Marcus Claudius Serapion (without title)
Marcus Claudius Valerianus (asiarch)
Marcus Clodius (aedile)
Marcus Doi— (duovir)
Marcus Egnatius (duovir)
Marcus Eppius (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Fabius (aedile)
Marcus Fabius (duovir)
Marcus Feridius (duovir)
Marcus Fictorius (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Fulvius (praefectus duovir)
Marcus Fulvius (praefectus quiquennalis)
Marcus F— M— (quaestor)
Marcus F— Vic— (without title)
Marcus Geminius Menekles (archon)
Marcus Granius Marcellus (proconsul)
Marcus Helvius Fronto (duovir)
Marcus Herennius (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Hirrius Fronto Neratius Pansa (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Hordeonius Saturninus (strategos)
Marcus Insteius Tectus, son of Gaius (duovir)
Marcus Iulius Agesilaos (archon)
Marcus Iulius Damianos (without title)
Marcus Iulius Demetrios Ummidius (first archon for the second time)
Marcus Iulius Fesinus (son of Asiarch)
Marcus Iulius Menelaos (strategos)
Marcus Iulius Menophilos (without title)
Marcus Iulius Paulinus (without title)
Marcus Iulius Porcius Heraklas (strategos)
Marcus Iulius Settal— (duovir)
Marcus Iunianus (strategos)
Marcus Iunius Hispanus (duovir)
Marcus Iunius Homullus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Labeo (strategos)
Marcus Laecanius (aedile)
Marcus Lautius (without title)
Marcus Lepidus (without title)
Marcus Licinius Capella (duovir)
Marcus Licinius Crassus (without title)
Marcus Lucretius Pere(grinus?) (aedile)
Marcus lulius Seranus (quattuorvir)
Marcus Maecius Rufus (proconsul)
Marcus Manneius (without title)
Marcus Memmius Flaminius (duovir quinquennalis for the second time)
Marcus M— A— (duovir)
Marcus Neratius Longinus (strategos)
Marcus Nestor (without title)
Marcus Novius Bassus (duovir)
Marcus Octαvius Com— Eutychides (strategos)
Marcus Ofillius Silvanus (duovir for the second time)
Marcus Oppius Capito (without title)
Marcus O— H— (quaestor)
Marcus Paccius Maximus (duovir and flamen)
Marcus Peducaeus Priscinus (proconsul)
Marcus Plaet(orius?) Tran(quillus?) (duovir for the second time)
Marcus Plancius Varus (proconsul)
Marcus Pontikos Herodianos (strategos)
Marcus Pontius Marsus (duovir)
Marcus Pontius Sabinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Pop— Ru— (without title)
Marcus Porcius (duovir)
Marcus Postumus Albinus (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Po— Mevius (?) (archon)
Marcus Pullienus (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Quinctius (duovir)
Marcus Salvidenus Asprenas (proconsul)
Marcus Salvidenus Proclus (proconsul)
Marcus Scapula (proconsul)
Marcus Sellius (strategos)
Marcus Sempronius Front(o?) (duovir)
Marcus Sempronius Rutilus (duovir)
Marcus Sempronius Tiberi(anus?) (duovir)
Marcus Septimius (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Suillius Antiochos (grammateus)
Marcus S— R— (quaestor)
Marcus Tarquitius Priscus (proconsul)
Marcus Tullius Cicero minor (proconsul)
Marcus Tullius Iudex (duovir)
Marcus Turius (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus T— F— (duovir)
Marcus Ulpius Apuleius Eurykles (grammateus and asiarch)
Marcus Ulpius Aristophanes (without title)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (without title)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (asiarch)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (asiarch and epimeletes)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (epimeletes)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (son of the City)
Marcus Ulpius Carminius Claudianus (son of the Demos)
Marcus Ulpius Eurykles (without title)
Marcus Ulpius Maximus (first archon)
Marcus Ulpius Metrodoros (strategos)
Marcus Ulpius Ouliades Leon (archon)
Marcus Ulpius Traianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Marcus Valerius Pr— (duovir)
Marcus Valerius Quadratus (duovir)
Marcus Vehilius Turpilianus (duovir quinquennalis)
Marcus Vettius Bolanus (proconsul)
Marcus Vettius Niger (without title)
Marcus Vettius Quintianus (strategos)
Marcus Vinicius Polites (strategos)
Marcus Vipsanius Athenaeus (duovir)
Marcus Vipsanius Dos— (duovir)
Marius (duovir)
Marius Cordus (without title)
Marius Vegetus (aedile)
Mark Antony (without title)
Maron (without title)
Maros (without title)
Marullus (duovir)
Mar— (strategos)
Math— (without title)
Matrodoros, son of Heroxenos (without title)
Matron, son of Apollonios (without title)
Maximus (duovir)
Maximus Nikolaos (without title)
Maximus Rufus Meidias (strategos)
Mazzas (without title)
Me(mmios?) Markos (hieromnemon)
Medophilos (archon)
Megalokles Arist— (strategos)
Megalokles, son of Kalitimidas (without title)
Megalokles, son of Sosandros (without title)
Megistokles (without title)
Melanthos (priest of Germanicus)
Meleagros (without title)
Meliton (grammateus)
Meliton Nou— (grammateus)
Meliton, son of Asklepiados (without title)
Meliton, son of Salas (archon)
Memmios Marcus (heros for the second time)
Memmius Regulus (proconsul)
Memnon (without title)
Memnon (grammateus)
Menandros (without title)
Menandros (without title)
Menandros (without title)
Menandros (without title)
Menandros (without title)
Menandros (archon)
Menandros (grammateus)
Menandros (strategos)
Menandros Dekatas, son of Apollonios Primus (without title)
Menandros II (grammateus)
Menandros Pelides (strategos)
Menandros, son of Ask— (archon for the second time)
Menandros, son of Bassianus (first strategos)
Menandros, son of Chareinos II (strategos)
Menandros, son of Glykon, of the tribe Demetrias (?) (strategos)
Menandros, son of Kleandros (first archon)
Menandros, son of Metrodoros, philocaesar (in the office for the fourth time)
Menandros, son of Parrasios (without title)
Menedemos (without title)
Menekles II (stephanephoros)
Menekles philopatris (without title)
Menekrates (without title)
Menekrates (without title)
Menekrates (archon)
Menekrates (strategos)
Menekrates (strategos for the second time)
Menekrates II (strategos)
Menekrates II (strategos)
Menelaos (strategos)
Menelaos Demosthenes (without title)
Menemachos (grammateus)
Menemachos philalethes (without title)
Menestheus Isobounos (president of the college of the archons)
Menippos (without title)
Menippos (without title)
Menippos (son of the City)
Menippos, son of Apollonios (without title)
Meniskos, son of Diphilos (in office for the third time)
Menodoros (archon)
Menodoros II (strategos)
Menodoros II the Younger (archon)
Menodotos (without title)
Menogenes (without title)
Menogenes II the Younger (strategos)
Menogenes, son of Nannas (without title)
Menokritos (?) (strategos (?))
Menokritos, son of Menelaos (without title)
Menophanes (without title)
Menophanes, son of Timokrates (first archon)
Menophantos (without title)
Menophantos (hiereus)
Menophilos Myrm— (archon)
Menullina (archon for the second time)
Men— Αskl(epios?) (archon)
Mesciniοs (strategos)
Metrobios (strategos)
Metrobis (without title)
Metrodoros (without title)
Metrodoros (strategos)
Metrodoros Kon— (without title)
Metrodotos (strategos)
Metronax, son of Zopyros (without title)
Metrophanes (without title)
Metrophanes (without title)
Me— (without title)
Midas II (archon)
Mikkos (without title)
Milesius (without title)
Milon (strategos for the second time)
Mindios (strategos for the second time)
Minnion (archon)
Mi— (without title)
Mnaseas (without title)
Mnaseas (without title)
Mnesitheos (without title)
Mnesitheos (without title)
Mnesitheos Hieron (archon)
Mnesitheos, son of Hermes (without title)
Mommios (archon)
Monogram with {ΔΡΝΕ} (without title)
Montanus (duovir)
Moschas II (strategos)
Moschianos, son of Attalos (strategos)
Moschianos, son of Pankleis (archon)
Moschianos, son of Philippos (strategos)
Moschion (without title)
Moschion, son of Moschion, philocaesar (without title)
Moschos (without title)
Moschos (without title)
Moschos (without title)
Moschos (without title)
Moschos II (strategos)
Moukianos (archon for the third time)
Mousaios (without title)
Mousaios, son of Kallikrates (president)
Muon (chair of the synarchia)
Mutumbal Ricoce (suffes)
Myrton (stephanephora and daughter of the people)
M— (archon)
M— N— Haplos (without title)
Naevius Quintus Maximus (strategos)
Nannas (stephanephoros)
Nearchos, son of Artas (without title)
Nei— (without title)
Nemeonikοs (without title)
Neokydes, son of Tharsagoras (without title)
Neoptolemos, son of Affianus (archon)
Nepos (prae(tor?))
Nero Caesar (quaestor)
Nicomedes (without title)
Niger (archon)
Niger II, grandson of Hieronymos (archon)
Niger III (stephanephoros)
Nigerinus II (archon for the second time, of equestrian rank)
Nik(ias?) (without title)
Nikagoras Da— (without title)
Nikanor Anthestios (arch—)
Nike (goddess as honorary official for the fourth time)
Nikephoros (strategos)
Nikolaos (without title)
Nikomachos (without title)
Nikomachos (archon)
Nikomachos (strategos)
Nikomedes (without title)
Nikomedes (without title)
Nikos, son of Alexandros (strategos)
Nikostratos (without title)
Nikostratos (strategos)
Ni— (without title)
Nome (without title)
Nonius (duovir quinquennalis)
Nonius Polykarpos (strategos)
Noumenios (without title)
Noumenios (without title)
Noumi— Zoilos (strategos)
Nu— Maternus (archon)
Nymphidia Beronike (prytanis)
Ocratius (archon)
Octavius (duovir)
Octavius Apollonios Va— (without title)
Octavius Artemidoros (first archon)
Octavius Artemidoros (strategos)
Octavius Cimber (archon)
Olympichos (without title)
Onatas (without title)
Onesimos (archon)
Onesimos (grammateus)
Onesimos (strategos)
Onesimos (strategos)
Onesiphoros, son of Apol— (strategos for the second time)
Opinas (without title)
Orestinos (archon)
Orfius Menophantos (strategos)
Orontes (without title)
Orthrios (priest)
O— Maxim— (without title)
P(ublius?) Iou(lianos?) (without title)
P(ublius?) Marcus Herm(es?) (without title)
Paionios (chair of the synarchia)
Palikanus (praetor)
Pammenes (without title)
Pammenes (grammateus)
Pamphilos (without title)
Pamphilos, son of Seleukos (without title)
Papianus (archon)
Papias Quin(tus?) (strategos)
Papias, son of Apellides (without title)
Papias, son of Apollonios (without title)
Papias, son of Kallippos (without title)
Papion (without title)
Papion (grammateus)
Pardalas, son of Menophilos (strategos for the second time)
Parmeniskos (in office for the second time)
Parthion Meno— (strategos)
Paterinos (priest)
Paulinus (without title)
Paulus (archon)
Paulus, son of Hadrianus (in the office for the second time)
Pausanias, son of Menandros (without title)
Pa— (without title)
Pedanius (without title)
Pedia Secunda (epimeletes)
Pedo (without title)
Pedon (without title)
Pelagon (panegyriarch)
Pemptides (high priest)
Peregrinus (duovir)
Perigenes (without title)
Perikles (archon)
Peritas II (grammateus)
Phaidros (without title)
Phaidros (strategos)
Phainilas (without title)
Phanis (without title)
Pherekydes (strategos)
Phesinos, son of Antagoros (without title)
Phila(delphos?) (without title)
Philadelphos (strategos)
Philetos (grammateus)
Philinos (without title)
Philinos (archon)
Philippos (archon)
Philippos (strategos)
Philippos (strategos)
Philiskos, son of Aidouchos (without title)
Philistos (without title)
Phili— (without title)
Phillopappos (without title)
Philodemos, son of Moschianos (strategos)
Philokaisar (grammateus for the second time)
Philokritos (without title)
Philomelos III (first strategos)
Philon (without title)
Philon (prytanis)
Philon, son of Dam— (strategos for the second time)
Philopator (without title)
Philopatris Kapnas (strategos for the third time)
Philopatris, son of Demetrios (strategos for the third time)
Philotas (without title)
Philotimos (archon for the second time)
Philoumenos II (grammateus)
Philo— (without title)
Phi— (without title)
Phi— (without title)
Phokia (?) (strategos)
Photinos (grammateus)
Photinos II (grammateus)
Pic— (quattuorvir quinquennalis)
Pisistratos, son of Dadakos (without title)
Piso II (first archon)
Plokamos (strategos)
Plotius Plebeius (duovir)
Ploutiades, son of Sakaios (without title)
Poblicius (quattuorvir quinquennalis)
Polemaios (without title)
Polemaios (epimeletes)
Polemarchos (without title)
Polemon (without title)
Polemon (strategos)
Polemon Gn— K— Makros (without title)
Polemon II, grandson of Seleukos (without title)
Polemon, son of Seleukos (without title)
Polida(mas?) (strategos)
Polla (without title)
Pollianos (grammateus)
Pollianos (strategos)
Pollianos II (grammateus)
Pollianus (first archon)
Pollio (archon)
Pollio (duovir)
Polychares (without title)
Polynikοs (strategos)
Pol— (aedile)
Pom(peius) Tryphonianos (strategos)
Pom(peius?) Septorianus (strategos)
Pom(peius?) Sextus (stephanephoros)
Pomp(eius?) Rufus (without title)
Pompeius Macer (procurator)
Pomponia Titin(iane?) (without title)
Pomponius Strategianos Samios (archon)
Pomponius Οnesimus (strategos for the second time)
Poseidippos (archon)
Potamon, son of Apollodotos (in office for the fourth time)
Potitus (archon)
Po— (archon)
Praktikos (grammateus)
Praulos (grammateus)
Praximes (without title)
Presbon (without title)
Primus (strategos)
Primus (strategos)
Priscus (without title)
Priscus (duovir)
Proklianos Tryphon (without title)
Prosius Tertullianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Proteas (grammateus)
Proto(s?) (without title)
Protomachos, son of Sokrates (without title)
Pr— Alexandra (without title)
Ptolemy of Mauretania (king and duovir quinquennalis)
Publius (without title)
Publius (without title)
Publius (grammateus)
Publius (strategos)
Publius Aebutius (duovir)
Publius Aebutius (duovir)
Publius Aelius Adrastos (without title)
Publius Aelius Aelianus, son of Orbanus (without title)
Publius Aelius Antiphanes (strategos)
Publius Aelius Apollonianos (archon)
Publius Aelius Apollonios (archon)
Publius Aelius Arizelos (strategos)
Publius Aelius Artemas (grammateus)
Publius Aelius Artemidoros (strategos and asiarch)
Publius Aelius Attalos (strategos for the second time)
Publius Aelius Attikos (without title)
Publius Aelius Attinas (archon for the second time)
Publius Aelius Bassus (strategos)
Publius Aelius Capito (without title)
Publius Aelius Daphnos (without title)
Publius Aelius Demetrianos (archon, of equestrian rank)
Publius Aelius Demetrianos, son of Keler (first archon for the second time)
Publius Aelius Dionysios Sabinianus (without title)
Publius Aelius Erasistratos (strategos)
Publius Aelius Eutuches (strategos)
Publius Aelius Hermaphilos (first archon)
Publius Aelius Hermaphilos (first archon and stephanephoros for the second time)
Publius Aelius Kallinikos (strategos)
Publius Aelius Kallinikos (strategos)
Publius Aelius Ktesikles (without title)
Publius Aelius Ma— Alexandros (first archon)
Publius Aelius Pius (strategos)
Publius Aelius Protoleon, son of Themistokles (in office for the second time)
Publius Aelius Rheginos II (strategos)
Publius Aelius Severinus (strategos)
Publius Aelius Theagenes (strategos and archon)
Publius Aelius Themistokles, son of Protoleon (asiarch)
Publius Aelius Themistokles, son of Protoleon (former archon)
Publius Aelius Theoxenos (strategos)
Publius Aelius Tryphon (without title)
Publius Aelius Tryphon (asiarch, of equestrian rank)
Publius Antestius (duovir)
Publius Antonius Celsus (neokoros, of equestrian rank)
Publius Arruntius Zoilos (first archon for the second time)
Publius Ar— Lupus (archon)
Publius Attelius (without title)
Publius Au(relius?) Va— Hegesandros (without title)
Publius Aurelius Quintianus (grammateus)
Publius Baebius (duovir quinquennalis)
Publius Baebius Pollio (duovir quinquennalis)
Publius Caecilius Kleon (first archon)
Publius Calvisius Ruso Iulius Frontinus (presbeutes)
Publius Calvisius Ruso Iulius Frontinus (proconsul)
Publius Caninius Agrippa (duovir)
Publius Claudius Attalos (archiereus)
Publius Claudius Attalos the sophist (without title)
Publius Claudius Marcus (first archon for the second time)
Publius Claudius Maximus Marcellianus (without title)
Publius Claudius Meandros, son of Ari(os?) (archon)
Publius Claudius Menippos, son of Centaurianos (grammateus)
Publius Cornelius Aquila (first archon)
Publius Cornelius Cornutus (strategos)
Publius Cornelius Dolabella (proconsul)
Publius Cotta Ba— (duovir)
Publius C— Pu— (quaestor)
Publius Dastidius (duovir)
Publius Falcidius (quattuorvir)
Publius Fronto (priest)
Publius F— Silva(nus?) (praetor)
Publius Gavius Casca (without title)
Publius Gerellanus Leo (strategos)
Publius Iulius Avitus (quattuorvir)
Publius Iulius Leonteus (strategos)
Publius Iulius Longa (first archon)
Publius I— P— (quaestor)
Publius I— Sp— (duovir)
Publius Juventius Celsus (without title)
Publius Juventius Celsus Titus Aufidius Hoenius Severianus (presbeutes)
Publius Lepidius (proquaestor)
Publius Licinius Balbus (epimeletes)
Publius Livius Dionysios (strategos)
Publius L— (without title)
Publius Memmius Cleander (duovir)
Publius Mucius (quattuorvir quinquennalis)
Publius Optimus Eudamos (without title)
Publius Pasidienus Firmus (proconsul)
Publius Petronius (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Publius Petronius (proconsul)
Publius Pomponius Graecinus (duovir quinquennalis)
Publius Priscus (duovir)
Publius Quinctilius Varus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Publius Quinctilius Varus (proconsul)
Publius Salonius II (strategos)
Publius Salpa (praefectus duovir)
Publius Sittius Mugonianus (quattuorvir)
Publius Sulpicius Rufus, son of Quintus (proconsul)
Publius Tadius Chilo (duovir)
Publius Turullio (duovir quinquennalis)
Publius Ventidius Fronto (duovir)
Publius Vibius (priest of Caesar)
Publius Vipsanius Agrippa (duovir)
Publius Vitellius (proconsul)
Publius Volasenna (proconsul)
Publlius Claudius Pankratides (grammateus)
Pulcher (duovir)
Pupienus (strategos)
Pytheas (grammateus for the second time)
Pythes II (without title)
Pythion (without title)
Pythion (without title)
Pythokles (without title)
Pythonikos, son of Timoxenos (without title)
Quartus (strategos for the second time)
Quietus (duovir)
Quintianus (without title)
Quintus Aelius (duovir)
Quintus Aelius Proculus (duovir)
Quintus Aemilius (duovir)
Quintus Antonius (duovir)
Quintus Aurelius Glykon, son of Bachius (strategos)
Quintus A— M— (duovir)
Quintus Baebius Flavus (duovir)
Quintus Barbatius (praefectus pro duovir)
Quintus Caecilius Iovinus (duovir)
Quintus Caecilius Metellus Creticus (without title)
Quintus Caecilius Metellus Creticus Silanus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Quintus Caecilius Niger (duovir)
Quintus Caecilius Secundus Servilianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Quintus Corellius Rufus (without title)
Quintus C— Ca— (quaestor)
Quintus C— C— (quaestor)
Quintus Fabius Fabullus (quattuorvir)
Quintus Fabius Postuminus (proconsul)
Quintus Fulvius Flaccus (duovir)
Quintus Fulvius Gillo Bittius Proculus (proconsul)
Quintus Furius Apollophanes (strategos)
Quintus Fu— Meleagros (strategos)
Quintus Hortensius (proconsul)
Quintus II (first archon)
Quintus II (first archon for the second time)
Quintus Iunius Blaesus (proconsul)
Quintus Lucretius (duovir)
Quintus Lutatius (duovir)
Quintus Naevius Sura (duovir)
Quintus Octavius (duovir)
Quintus Oppius (praetor)
Quintus Orfitasius Aufidius Umber (presbeutes and antistrategos)
Quintus Papirius Carbo (duovir)
Quintus Paquius Rufus (legatus coloniae deducendae)
Quintus Phanias Themison (archon)
Quintus Philomousos (epimeletes)
Quintus Pontius Pla(cidus?) (aedile)
Quintus Poppaeus Secundus (proconsul)
Quintus Roscius (duovir)
Quintus Terentius Culleo (proconsul)
Quintus Terentius Montanus (duovir)
Quintus Tineius Rufus (presbeutes and antistrategos)
Quintus Tullius Maximus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Quintus Turellius (duovir)
Quintus Ursus (duovir)
Quintus Valerius Primus (archon)
Quintus Valerius Primus (archon for the second time)
Quintus Varius Hiberus (praefectus)
Quintus Vibius Secundus (proconsul)
Rabirius (without title)
Rectus (aedile)
Reginos, son of Zotikos (without title)
Regulus (strategos)
Rheginos (without title)
Rheginos (strategos)
Rufina, daughter of Fuscus (stephanephora)
Rufinus Drumikos (without title)
Rufus (without title)
Rufus (without title)
Rufus (archon)
Rufus (archon)
Rufus (archon)
Rufus (in office for the second time)
Rufus (strategos)
Rufus (strategos)
Rufus II (strategos)
Rufus Polydeukes Antonianus (epimeletes)
Rufus, son of Pamphilos (first archon)
Sab(inius?) Modestus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Sabinianus Pytheas (without title)
Sabinus (imperator)
Sakantes (strategos)
Sakodas (without title)
Salasius (duovir)
Salassus (convenor of the comitium)
Samiades (without title)
San— (without title)
San— (without title)
Satyros, son of Artem— (without title)
Sauromatas (without title)
Scato (proconsul)
Scipio (duovir)
Scribonius Clarus (strategos)
Sc— Zosimos (grammateus)
Secunda (prytanis)
Secundus (without title)
Secundus (without title)
Secundus (archiprytanis)
Secundus (grammateus)
Seios (strategos)
Sejanus (consul and honorary duovir)
Seleukos (without title)
Seleukos, son of Polemon (without title)
Sept(imius?) (duovir)
Septimius Menestratianos (first archon)
Septimius Pontikos (strategos)
Septimius Zosimos Tel— (grammateus)
Sergius Hephaistion (without title)
Sergius Titianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Sertor Antonius (without title)
Ser— Apronianos the Younger (strategos)
Sestilius Severus (asiarch)
Sestriros (without title)
Severianus (prytanis)
Severus (archon)
Severus (strategos)
Severus (strategos and asiarch)
Sextus Aebutius (duovir)
Sextus Claudius Flavianus Diphilos (archon)
Sextus Claudius Flavianus Diphilos (strategos)
Sextus Claudius Silianus (strategos)
Sextus Iulius Faustus (first archon)
Sextus Iulius Pol— (duovir quinquennalis)
Sextus Lucius (strategos)
Sextus Niger (aedile)
Sextus Philippus (first archon for the second time)
Sextus Pompeius Celsus (without title)
Sextus Pompeius Niger (aedile)
Sextus Pompey (without title)
Sextus Rufus (duovir)
Sextus Tadius Faustus (duovir)
Sextus, the new Makar (without title)
Sigeros, son of Artemidoros (strategos)
Sikus (without title)
Silo (proconsul)
Silvius (duovir quinquennalis)
Silvius (prae(tor?))
Simint— (duovir)
Simos (without title)
Sisenna (proconsul)
Skaplas II, grandson of Iulius (archon)
Skopelianos, son of Zeuxis (archon)
Skymnos II, grandson of Demetrios (in office for the second time)
Sokrates (without title)
Sokrates (without title)
Sokrates (without title)
Sokrates (strategos)
Sokrates, son of Demetrios (without title)
Sokrates, son of Eudoxos (without title)
Somenes (without title)
Sophokles, son of Timoxenos (without title)
Sosandros II (without title)
Sosigenes II, grandson of Char— (archon)
Sossios (strategos)
Sossios Charikles (first archon for the second time)
Sosthenes (without title)
Sosthenes (without title)
Sosthenes (without title)
Sosthenes (strategos)
Sostratos (without title)
Sostratos (without title)
Sostratos II (strategos)
Soterichos (strategos)
Sozon (without title)
Sozon (without title)
So— (without title)
Sparsus (duovir)
Statilius Attalos (chief physician)
Sta— Apollonios (archon for the second time)
Sta— Attalianos (first archon)
Sta— Iatrokles (archon)
Stephanephoros (without title)
Stephanοs (archon and strategos for the second time)
Steph— (?) (without title)
Stratokles (archon)
Stratokles, son of Orthaios (without title)
Straton Medes (without title)
Stratonikianos (without title)
Stratonikianos (panegyriarch)
Stratonikianos (strategos for the second time)
Stratonikos (without title)
Stratonikos (archon)
Stratonikos (grammateus for the second time)
Stra— (without title)
Submarus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Sulla (archon)
Sulpicius (archon)
Sulpicius (duovir quinquennalis)
Sulpicius Hermophilos (first archon for the second time)
Summachos II (without title)
Sura (without title)
Sym— (without title)
Sythikos IV (high priest)
S— Furius Themison (archon)
Tatarion (strategos and archon)
Tatianos Pap— Lai— (without title)
Tatianοs (archiereus and first archon)
Tatianοs (strategos)
Tauriadas (without title)
Teimostratos (tamias)
Telesphoros (strategos)
Tenon (without title)
Tertulleinos, son of Asklepiades III (strategos)
Ter— (duovir)
Tetronianos (archon)
Tharsydikas (without title)
Themistokles, son of Apollonides (former archon)
Theodoros (without title)
Theodoros II (without title)
Theodosius (without title)
Theokles (without title)
Theokles, son of Pausanias (without title)
Theokritos II (without title)
Theon (without title)
Theophanes (strategos)
Theophilos (without title)
Theophilos (strategos)
Theotimos, son of Lukotas (without title)
Theo— II (without title)
Theudas (without title)
Theudianos (strategos)
Thlastos (without title)
Thorius Flaccus (proconsul)
Thr— (archon)
Tiberius Aelius Alexandros II (strategos and archon)
Tiberius Antonius Ammianus (strategos for the second time)
Tiberius Asinius Philopappos (grammateus)
Tiberius Attius Laco (proconsul)
Tiberius Bassillos (ephor)
Tiberius Caesar (consul for the fifth time)
Tiberius Caesar (duovir)
Tiberius Catius Asconius Silius Ιtalicus (proconsul)
Tiberius Claudius (?) (archon)
Tiberius Claudius Adrastos (archon and son of high priest)
Tiberius Claudius Aglaos Frugi (epimeletes)
Tiberius Claudius Alexandros (first archon for the second time)
Tiberius Claudius Alexandros theologos (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Anaxilaus (duovir)
Tiberius Claudius Aretis philopatris (agonothetes for life)
Tiberius Claudius Aristeas (epimeletes)
Tiberius Claudius Aristeas (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Aristolaos (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Arist— Tyladas (?) (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Artemas (grammateus)
Tiberius Claudius Artemidoros (priest)
Tiberius Claudius Artemidoros (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Bales (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Cretarius (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Damas (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Dionysios (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Dionysios (president of the college of the grammateis)
Tiberius Claudius Euthykleides (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Gorgias, son of Dorotheos (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Hagnias (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Hieronymos (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Hieronymos (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Iulianus (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Kalligenes (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Meilates (strategos for the second time)
Tiberius Claudius Melas, son of Asklepiodoros (dedicator)
Tiberius Claudius Menekrates (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Miletos (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Mnaseas (priest)
Tiberius Claudius Muron (strategos for the second time)
Tiberius Claudius Nikomedes (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Optatus (duovir)
Tiberius Claudius Orontes (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Papylos (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Pardalas (grammateus)
Tiberius Claudius Philinus (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Phoenix (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Piso philocaesar (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Piso Tertullinus (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Pisoninus (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Quartinus (proconsul)
Tiberius Claudius Sacerdos (archon)
Tiberius Claudius Secundus (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Severus (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Sosandros (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Stratonikianos the Younger (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Tertullus (strategos)
Tiberius Claudius Timolobos (archiproboulos)
Tiberius Claudius Varus (without title)
Tiberius Claudius Zelos (hiereus)
Tiberius Claudius Zenon (archineocoros high priest for the second time)
Tiberius Claudius — (strategos)
Tiberius Clodius Flavus (praefectus of Germanicus and duovir)
Tiberius Demetrios (without title)
Tiberius Dionysios (without title)
Tiberius Iulius Celsus Polemaeanus (proconsul)
Tiberius Iulius Ferox (proconsul)
Tiberius Iulius Festus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Tiberius Iulius Iulianus (first archon)
Tiberius Iulius Proklos (without title)
Tiberius Julius Candidus Celsus (proconsul)
Tiberius Nikanor (without title)
Tiberius Pankles (without title)
Tiberius Zenodotos (without title)
Timaios (asiarch)
Timarchos (without title)
Timokles (grammateus)
Timotheos (archon)
Timotheos (first archon)
Titianus (high priest)
Titianus, son of Bromios (first archon)
Titullus (duovir)
Titus Aelius Condianus (strategos)
Titus Aelius Dom— Ant— Taetas (strategos and stephanephoros)
Titus Aelius Eteoneus (archon)
Titus Aelius Flavianus Sosthenes (archon)
Titus Aelius Lucius (without title)
Titus Anicius (aedile)
Titus Antonius (quattuorvir)
Titus Ar— Paulus (strategos)
Titus Aurelius Apollonides philosebastos (first archon)
Titus Aurelius Barbarus (strategos)
Titus Aurelius Modestus (first archon)
Titus Aurelius Ph—anos (strategos)
Titus Avidius Quietus (proconsul)
Titus Caecilius Lepidus (duovir)
Titus Calpurnius Const— (quattuorvir)
Titus Cervius (duovir)
Titus Clodius Eprius Marcellus (proconsul)
Titus Coelius Proculus (duovir quinquennalis)
Titus Cominius Proculus (proconsul)
Titus Cornelius Maternus (quattuorvir)
Titus Cornelius Paulus (archon)
Titus Fabius Alfenus Apollinarios (strategos)
Titus Flavius Abascantos (strategos)
Titus Flavius Andreas (without title)
Titus Flavius Asiaticus (first archon and epimeletes)
Titus Flavius Crispus (strategos)
Titus Flavius Demetrios Iou— (archon)
Titus Flavius Diadumenus (president of the college of the grammateis)
Titus Flavius Diomedes (without title)
Titus Flavius Eukleides (without title)
Titus Flavius Fronto (archon)
Titus Flavius Herodes Papion (first strategos)
Titus Flavius Hylas (without title)
Titus Flavius Isigonos (strategos)
Titus Flavius Lucius Hierax (first strategos and strategos for the second time)
Titus Flavius Mardonios (without title)
Titus Flavius Maximus Lysias (son of the City)
Titus Flavius Maximus, son of Aur(elianus?) (archon for the second time)
Titus Flavius Metrodoros (without title)
Titus Flavius Metrodoros (in office for the third time)
Titus Flavius Metrodoros (strategos for the second time)
Titus Flavius Metrophanes (without title)
Titus Flavius Novius Rufus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Titus Flavius Philo L— (without title)
Titus Flavius Proklos (strategos)
Titus Flavius Pyramos (strategos for the second time)
Titus Flavius Sopa— (high priest)
Titus Flavius Sosthenes (epimeletes)
Titus Flavius Stlakkios Kl— (first archon)
Titus Flavius Terpnos (archon)
Titus Flavius Tychikos II (strategos)
Titus Flavius Vespasianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Titus Fufius (duovir)
Titus G— Rufus, son of Gaius (praetor)
Titus Helvius Basila (presbeutes)
Titus Iulius Alcimachus (first archon)
Titus Iulius Fontilius Alexandros (strategos)
Titus Iulius Iulianus (strategos)
Titus Lautius (without title)
Titus L— Maiandrios (without title)
Titus L—, also called Diodoros (without title)
Titus Nepos (strategos, of equestrian rank)
Titus Num— Seleukos (strategos)
Titus Octavius Metal— (aedile)
Titus Petronius (duovir)
Titus philopatris (without title)
Titus Pompeius Lon(gus?) (quattuorvir)
Titus Pompeius, son of Sextus (without title)
Titus Pomponius (duovir)
Titus Pomponius Bassus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Titus Pomponius Bassus (presbeutes)
Titus Pomponius Bassus (presbeutes and antistrategos)
Titus Popilius (duovir quinquennalis)
Titus Suellius Marcianus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Titus Sulpicius Quar(tus?) (aedile)
Titus Valerius Merula (aedile)
Titus Verrius (duovir)
Titus Vomanius (duovir quinquennalis for the second time)
Titus V— Nikephorion (without title)
Trajan (Caesar, in office for the third time)
Troilos, son of Papios (without title)
Tryphon (without title)
Tryphon (without title)
Tryphon (without title)
Tryphon (stephanephoros)
Tryphon (strategos (?))
Tryphon (?) (strategos)
Tryphon II philosebastos (first archon for the second time)
Tryphon, son of Apellas (strategos)
Tryphon, son of Moschion (grammateus)
Tryphon, son of Philopatris (without title)
Tryphonas (without title)
Tryphosianos, son of Artemidoros (grammateus)
Tullius Menophilus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Tuscianus (high priest)
Tu— Attalos (strategos)
Tychikos II the Younger (grammateus)
Tyndianos (without title)
Ubreas (grammateus)
Ulpia Carminia Claudiana (stephanephora)
Ulpia Claudia Carminia Prokla (wife of Asiarch)
Ulpianus (?) (without title)
Ulpius Glaukos (strategos)
Ulpius Glykon (strategos)
Ulpius Nikomachos (strategos)
Ulpius Polemaios (agonothetes)
Um— Tereventinus (legatus Augusti pro praetore)
Uncertain (without title)
Uncertain (without title)
Uncertain (first archon?)
Uncertain (strategos)
Val(erius?) Aristomachos (strategos)
Valerianus (without title)
Valerius Moloxos (first archon)
Valerius Nikias (strategos and prytanis for the second time)
Valerius Zmertorix (without title)
Varius (duovir)
Varius Phoebos (strategos)
Varus (son of the City)
Verecundus (strategos)
Vetilius Bucco (aedile)
Veturius (without title)
Ve— (duovir)
Vibius Ac— Ax— (aedile)
Vibius Attalos II (strategos)
Victor (without title)
Vipsanius Iustus (without title)
Vipsanius Silvanus (without title)
Volumnius (duovir)
V— Menippos (strategos)
Xenarchos, son of Demetrios (without title)
Xenophanes (without title)
Xenophantos, son of Karakudes (without title)
Xerxes (without title)
Xestos, son of Asteropaios (strategos)
Zenodotos (without title)
Zenodotos (without title)
Zenon II, grandson of Tatianos (first strategos for the second time)
Zenon philocaesar (grammateus)
Zeuxis philalethes (without title)
Zeuxitheos (archon)
Zmertorix, son of Philonides (without title)
Zoi(los?) (without title)
Zoilos (archon)
Zoilos (strategos and son of the City)
Zopyrion (without title)
Zosimos (without title)
Zosimos Hieronikes (without title)
Zosimos II, grandson of Posittos (prytanis)
Zosimos IV philopator (president of the college of the strategoi)
Zosimos philopatris (without title)
Zosimos Te— (strategos)
Zosimos, son of Domnos (strategos)
Zotikos, son of Philargyros (grammateus)
—anthos (strategos)
—grinos (strategos)
—inus (without title)
—inus (strategos)
—ma— (archon)
—menis (without title)
—ndros, son of Aschrion (without title)
—nus (without title)
—ym— Theodoros II (strategos)
—φιλος (agoranomos)
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