an inscription from Rome. Sextus Avienus Dioscurides, buried at Tibur in Latium. Titus Avienus Eros, buried at Rome. Aviena Eucumene, buried at Rome, aged thirty, together with her brother, Avienius Georgus. Sextus Avienus Eudoxus, named in an inscription from Rome, dating to 2 BC. Sextus Avienius Felicior, the son of Avienia Flora, buried at Rome, aged sixteen years and eight days. Avienia Flora, the mother of Sextus Avienius Felicior, a young man buried at Rome. Avienia Sex. f. Sex. n. Flora, daughter of Sextus Avienius Livianus and Annia, buried in the family sepulchre at Ostia. Aviena P. l. Fausta, probably the freedwoman of Publius Avienus Primus, named in an inscription from Rome. Avienius Georgus, buried at Rome, aged eighteen, together with his sister, Avienia Eucumene. Sextus Avienius Sex. f. Her[...], the brother of Sextus Avienius Livianus, buried in the family sepulchre at Ostia. Sextus Avienus Heraclida, named in a list of members of the shipwrights' guild at Ostia, dating to the beginning of the third century. Sextus Avienius Sex. f. Livianus, one of the municipal Decurions at Ostia, built a family sepulchre for himself and his wife, Annia, children, Avienia Flora, Sextus Avienius Livianus Junior, Sextus Avienius [...], and brothers, Sextus Avienius Agathyrsus, Sextus Avienius Nico, and Sextus Avienius Her[...]. Sextus Avienius Sex. f. Sex. n. Livianus Junior, son of Sextus Avienius Livianus and Annia, buried in the family sepulchre at Ostia. Sextus Avienius Sex. f. Nico, the brother of Sextus Avienius Livianus, buried in the family sepulchre at Ostia. Sextus Avienius Nico[...], named in a list of donors at Ostia, dating to AD 198. Avienius Ɔ. l. Nicomedes, a freedman, built a tomb at Rome for his patron. Sextus Avienius Onesiphorus, a member of the shipwrights' guild at Ostia in the beginning of the third century. Aviena Philista, named in an inscription from Rome, dating to the first half of the first century. Aviena Philomena, named in an inscription from Sulci, together with Sextus Avienus Calliclus. Publius Avienus Primus, probably the former master of Aviena Fausta, named in an inscription from Rome. Aviena Procula, dedicated a tomb at Rome to her husband, Felix, master of the imperial household. Quintus Avienus Pudens, dedicated a tomb at Ameria, dating to the latter half of the first century, to his wife, Nonia Saturnina. Avienus Quarte[...], named in a late second or third century inscription from Cumae in Campania. Sextus Avienus Sex. l.