Φλάβιος

Notes

1. Likewise in Photius' Lexicon (phi215 Theodoridis). The transmitted text reads "name of a negotiation", which makes no sense; in any case, by a change of a single letter in the Greek (t rather than m) one gets not xrhmatismou= but, as in some versions of the Synagoge, xrhmatistou= (translated here); cf. generally chi 487.
   With that correction, the individual who has prompted the entry is surely Flavius Sabinus, the father of the emperor Vespasian (omicron 833); on his financial activities see e.g. Suetonius, Divus Vespasianus 1.2-4 (web address 1).