Obultronia gens

The gens Obultronia was an obscure plebeian family at Rome. Most members of this gens are known only from inscriptions, especially a group from Casinum in Latium, and another from Salona in Dalmatia.

Members

 * Obultronia, erected a monument to Obultronius Lyrasus.
 * Aulus Obultronius Beryllus, named in an inscription from Salona in Dalmatia.
 * Obultronia Concordia, buried in Dalmatia, aged seven.
 * Obultronia Corinthia, the foster-mother of Publius Coelius Quintianus, a child buried at Salona, aged three years and nine months.
 * Marcus Obultronius Cultellus, praefectus fabrum, named in a dedicatory inscription from Casinum, addressed to the divine Claudius.
 * Marcus Obultronius M. f. Cultellus, possibly the same as the prefect, was one of the duumvirs at Casinum.
 * Obultronius Eucarpus, erected a monument to his daughter, Concordia.
 * Obultronia Fortunata, the sister of Clodius Zoillus, buried at Salona, aged thirty-two.
 * Aulus Obultronius Gratus, one of the severi Mercuriales at Narona in Dalmatia.
 * Aulus Obultronius Hermias, erected a monument to his son at Salona.
 * Obultronius A. f. Hermias, buried at Salona.
 * Obultronius Lyrasus, buried at Rome, aged eighteen.
 * Obultronia Nicia, named in an inscription from Salona.
 * Obultronia Prisca, the mother of Lucius Staldius Priscus, one of the duumvirs of Casinum.
 * Obultronia M. l. Romana, a freedwoman named in an inscription from Salona.
 * Obultronius Sabinus, quaestor aerarii in AD 56. Helvidius Priscus, One of the tribunes of the plebs, carried on a private feud with Sabinus, accusing him of misappropriating treasury funds, resulting in the emperor Nero giving this traditional responsibility of the quaestors to a group of prefects. In AD 68, Sabinus was unjustly put to death by Galba in Spain.