Gaius Javolenus Chrysomalus, named in an inscription from Iguvium in Umbria, dating to the late first or early second century.
Lucius Javolenus Phoebus, a freedman, and one of the calatores of the pontifices and flamines mentioned in inscriptions from Rome, dating to AD 101 and 102. He may be the same Lucius Javolenus Phoebus buried at Rome, with a monument from his wife, Licinia Cynegis.
Lucius Javolenus Anthimus, buried at Rome during the second or third century, with a monument from his son, Anthus.
Lucius Javolenus Apulus, named in two second-century inscriptions from Iguvium, apparently recording offerings made to Mars.
Javolena Cypris, buried at Saepinum in Samnium, aged eighteen years, six months, and twelve days, with a second-century monument from Marcus Hostilius.
Gaius Javolenus Severus, dedicated a second-century monument at Verona in Venetia and Histria to his wife, Annia Aquilina, aged thirty-nine years, eleven months, and sixteen days.
Gaius Javolenus Saturnalis, a standard bearer for the Legio II Augusta, together with the freedman Lucius Manius, made an offering to Sulis at Aquae Sulis in Britannia, recorded in an inscription dating between the late first and the end of the third century.
Gaius Javolenus Modestus, a centurion in the Legio XIII Gemina, made an offering to Mercury at the present site of Varhely, formerly part of Dacia, during the second century, or the first half of the third.
Javolena Dio, dedicated a monument at Rome to her brother, Lucius Mai Chrestus, dating to the latter half of the third century.
Undated Javoleni
Marcus Javolenus, named on a pot found at Arretium in Etruria.
Javolena Artemisia, buried at Tusculum in Latium, with a monument fromher husband, Epictetus.
Lucius Javolenus Hilarus, buried at Rome, with a monument from his son, Sulpicianus.
Javolena Marcia, together with her sister and mother, both named Javolena Sosibia, dedicated a monument at Rome to her father, Publius Manlius Fuscus.
Javolena Primilla, buried at Rome, aged eighteen years, four months, and twenty days, with a monument dedicated by her husband, Marcus Claudius Julianus.
Javolena Sabina, a freedwoman buried at Rome, aged twenty-two, with a monument from Lucius Javolenus Restitutus, probably her former master.
Javolena Sosibia, the mother of Javolena Marcia and Javolena Sosibia, with whom she joined in dedicating a monument at Rome to her husband, Publius Manlius Fuscus.
Javolena Sosibia, together with her mother, also named Javolena Sosibia, and sister, Javolena Marcia, dedicated a monument at Rome to her father, Publius Manlius Fuscus.
Javolena Thyce, a freedwoman buried at Rome, aged thirty, with a monument from Narcissus, who had been a slave with her.
Javolenia Sextulla Ufclia, buried in the sepulchre of the Javolenii at Thibilis in Numidia, aged twenty-one.
Marcus Javolenius M. f. Victor Asinus Major, buried in the sepulchre of the Javolenii at Thibilis, aged thirteen.
Sextus Javolenius Sex. f. Victor Junior, buried in the sepulchre of the Javolenii at Thibilis, aged nineteen.
