Callistus
imperial slave of the first half of the second century
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Callistus
Summary
Callistus is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Latin was Callistus's native language[2].
- Callistus is recorded as male[3].
- Callistus's instance of is recorded as human[4].
- Callistus is part of familia Caesaris[5].
- Callistus's residence is recorded as Rome[6].
- Callistus's floruit is recorded as 200[7].
- Callistus's described by source is recorded as CIL VI, 8527[8].
- Callistus's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Latin[9].
- Callistus's name in native language is recorded as Callistus Caes.n.serv.vernae[10].
- Callistus dates from the High Roman Empire[11].
- Callistus's cognomen is recorded as Callistus[12].
- Callistus's sibling is recorded as Titus Aelius Eutychus[13].
- Callistus's social classification is recorded as servus[14].
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Origins and Family
Latin was Callistus's native language[2].