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A NEW INSCRIPTION HONOURING C. ANTIUS A. IULIUS QUADRATUS

C. ANTIUS A. IULIUS QUADRATUS’U ONURLANDIRAN YENİ BİR YAZIT

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Anadolu
Pages
37–63
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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Iulius Quadratus was erected in Antiocheia

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Objective & Hypothesis:This paper deals with a new inscription (cursus) honouring C.
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Key Findings & Data:Based on its contents, the inscription is known to date back to the beginning of 109 AD, when Quadratus was a governor of the pro-vince of Asia.
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Abstract

This paper deals with a new inscription (cursus) honouring C. Antius A. Iulius Quad-ratus from Pergamum that was found in Pisidian Antiocheia. Based on its contents, the inscription is known to date back to the beginning of 109 AD, when Quadratus was a governor of the pro-vince of Asia. While it gives no new information about his career, the significance of the inscrip-tion lies in the fact in that it is written in Latin, and is the first text on A. Iulius Quadratus to be found in Antiocheia. It is known that he was elected as praetor by Vespasian, although it is inte-resting to note that his political career did not proceed very fast. Being appointed to low-level positions in the cities of Asia Minor for most of his political life, his career progressed during the Trajan Period, which can be attributed mainly to his close relationship with Emperor. The main intention in this article is to address the question of why the newly found inscription honouring A. Iulius Quadratus was erected in Antiocheia

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Makalede, 2013 yIlInda Pisidia Antiocheia’da keûfedilen ve Asya Prokonsulü C. Antius A. Iulius Quadratus’a ait yeni bir yazIt tanItIlmaktadIr. Belge üzerinde yaptIğImIz incelemeler, onur-landIrmanIn Quadratus’un Asia Eyaleti Valisi olduğu MS 109 yIlInIn baûlarIndan itibaren yapIlmIû olabileceğini ortaya koymuûtur. Quadratus’un cursus’u, yayImlanmIû çok sayIdaki onurlandIrma-dan, oldukça iyi bilinmektedir. Bu açIdan yeni yazIt, ınceki bilgilerimizi teyit etmektedir. Latince düzenlenmiû olan yazIt, Antiocheia’da Quadratus’a iliûkin olarak geçen ilk belgedir. Burada sorul-masI gereken en ınemli sorulardan biri, cursus honorum’un kim veya kimler tarafIndan dikildiği-dir. Cursus üzerinde muhtemelen bir heykel bulunmakta, yazItIn baûlangIcInda ise, onurlandIrmayI kimin yaptIğI yer almaktaydI. Ancak yazItIn üst kIsmIndaki tahribat nedeniyle, heykel ve onurlan-dIrmayI yapanlar hakkInda hiçbir bilgi mevcut değildir. Antiocheia’ya yakIn bir bılge olan Lykao-nia’da elde edilen çok sayIda epigrafik belgeden yola çIkarak, A. Iulius Quadratus’un bu bılgede yer alan Laodiceia Catacecaumene’de geniû aile mülklerinin olduğunu ve bunlarI kendi soyadInI taûIyan azatlIlarI vasItasIyla yınettiği anlaûIlmaktadIr. Lycaonia bılgesinde ele geçen epigrafik bel-geler A. Iulius Quadratus’un, erken dınemlerde Roma senatosuna seçilmiû AntiocheialI elit sena-tır aileleriyle de akrabalIk bağInIn olduğuna iûaret etmektedir.

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UZUNASLAN, A. (2022). A NEW INSCRIPTION HONOURING C. ANTIUS A. IULIUS QUADRATUS. Anadolu, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 43, 37–63. https://ajindex.com/articles/435562

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