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Inscriptions found at Pisidian Antioch disclose the careers of several senators. They afford various instruction, the prime specimen being ‘] P.f. Stel. Sospes’. The stone was discovered by Hamilton, and it will be a suitable tribute to epigraphists if one reproduces the copy made by the careful and exemplary Sterrett. P·F·STEL·SOS TI·FETIALI·LEG·AVG PRO·PR·PROVINC·GAL PISID·PHRYG·LVC·ISAVR· PAPHLAG·PONTI·GALA PONTI·POLEMONIANI ARM·LEG·LEG·XIII·GEM DONAT·DON·MILITARIB EXPEDIT·SVEBIC·ET·SARM COR·MVR·COR·VALL·COR AVR·HAST·PVR·TRIB·VE XILL·TRIB·CVRAT·COLO NIOR·ET·MVNICIPIOR·PRAE FRVM·DAND·EX·S·C·PRAETOR AED·CVRVL·Q·CRET·ET·C TRIB·LEG·XXIII·PRIMIGEN IIIVIR·A·A·A·FF· THIASVS·LIB The document touches large fields of imperial history, not mere dates and detail in the record of a single senator. Hence abundant debate, and it goes on. Economy and clarity counsel a direct approach to the text. The last two posts held by Sospes offer some prospect of precision.
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