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Gaius Sedatius Florus (Latin: C. Sedat. Florus; fl.
early 2nd-century AD) was a
lawyer and
secretary for the
administration of
Portus Namnetum (modern...
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Marcus Sedatius Severi**** (105–161 or 162) was a
Roman senator,
suffect consul, and
general during the 2nd
century AD,
originally from Gaul. Severi****...
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Deiotariana or
Legio IX
Hispana in the Bar
Kochva Revolt) 161 –
defeat of
Marcus Sedatius Severi**** by the
Parthians at
Elegeia in Armenia.
Possibly the
Legio IX...
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governor of Cappadocia, the
frontline in all
Armenian conflicts, was
Marcus Sedatius Severi****, a Gaul with much
experience in
military matters. Convinced...
- Scet****
Scoedius Scribonius Scuilius Scutarius Seccius Secundinius Secundius Sedatius Segulius Seius Selicius Sellius Sempronius Sennius Sentius Seppienus Seppius...
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Caecilius / C.
Julius Max]imus M.
Pontius Sabinus 1 Jul. P.
Septimius Aper M.
Sedatius Severi****
Julius Acer
Metilius Nepos Rufinus Ti. Rutili****
Censor 1 Oct...
- see filiation.
Gaius Sedatius Severus, the
father of
Marcus Sedatius Severi****, was
probably born
about AD 75.
Marcus Sedatius C. f. Severi**** Julius...
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Governor of Cappadocia, the front-line in all
Armenian conflicts, was
Marcus Sedatius Severi****, a Gaul with much
experience in
military matters. But living...
- ****tus
Cocceius Severi**** (fl. 145–163),
Roman senator and
governor Marcus Sedatius Severi**** (105–161/2),
Roman senator Otacilius Severi**** [de] (3rd century)...
- led to the
suicide of its commander, the
governor of Cappadocia,
Marcus Sedatius Severi****. At this time,
there were two
legions permanently stationed...
