• Gaius Hippius C. l. Diphilus, a freedman buried at
Casilinum in
Campania, in a tomb dating from the first half of the first century, built by one of his children—perhaps Hippia Tertia, buried in the same place. • Publius Hippius P. f. Stabilio, dedicated a tomb at
Rufrae in Campania, dating from the early or middle part of the first century, for himself and his
patron, Publius Hippius Suilla, using the proceeds of a legacy left to him. • Publius Hippius P. f. Suilla, buried at Rufrae, in a tomb dating from the early or middle part of the first century, built by his
client, Publius Hippius Stabilio. • Hippia C. f. Tertia, buried at Casilinum in a tomb dating from the first half of the first century, built by one of her siblings out of the proceeds of a legacy. She or her siblings may have built the adjacent tomb of Gaius Hippius Diphilus, perhaps their father. At least two other persons with incomplete names, one of them Bithynicus, appear to be buried in the same tomb. ==See also==