Sepullia gens

Origin

Members

• Sepullius, dedicated a monument in memory of Timetus at Interamna Lirenas in southern Latium.
• Marcus Sepullius, one of the municipal officials at Pompeii in Campania in 46 BC.
• Publius Sepullius P. f., a maker of small pottery, whose maker's mark is found on pottery from Gallia Cisalpina, Narbonensis, and Patavium in Venetia and Histria.
• Quintus Sepullius, named in an inscription from Rome.
• Gaius Sepullius C. l. Abdaeus, a freedman buried at Rome in the late first century BC, or early first century AD.
• Sepullius Bassus, an orator mentioned in several passages of Seneca's Controversiae.
• Sepullia Ɔ. l. Fausta, a freedwoman, and wife of the tibicen Gaius Urveilius Pedo, with whom she was buried at Aquinum in Latium.
• Publius Sepullius P. l. Florens, a freedman buried at Patavium.
• Publius Sepullius Macer, a moneyer in 44 BC, the year of Caesar's assassination, depicted the great comet of that year upon his coins, along with the wreathed head of Caesar, and the goddess Venus, from whom the Julii claimed descent.
• Gaius Sepullius C. f. Maturus, buried at Patavium, along with Ettia Prima, perhaps his wife.
• Gaius Sepullius Onesimus, an officinator buried at Patavium.
• Gaius Sepullius C. f. Rufus, buried at Cyzicus in Asia, along with his wife, Caecinia Prima, aged forty-nine.
• Publius Sepullius P. f. Tacitus, buried at Patavium.