L. L. Latiaris Senator, probably achieved praetorship, accused in 32 AD and executed.
The L. L. Latiaris mentioned on bricks is in all probability identical with the Latinius Latiaris in Tac. Ann. 4,68,2 [1. 13]. Senator, who achieved the praetorship. In order to advance his career through Seianus ( Aelius [II 19]), he together with others prompted the equestrian Titius Sabinus, to utter threats against Tiberius in AD 27. In the following year he accused Sebinus. After the fall of Seianus in 32 he was himself indicted and executed. PIR2 L 346.
M.O. Senator, 1st cent. AD.
Senator who, along with other senators, accused Titius Sabinus in the Senate of being a friend of Germanicus [2]. He was later called to account for this. PIR2 O 126.
