•
Quintus Sertorius, a celebrated general in the last decades of the Republic. He fought alongside
Marius and
Cinna, and later established an independent state in
Hispania during the dictatorship of
Sulla, but was finally murdered by one of his officers. • Lucius Sertorius L. f. Sisenna, buried at
Verona in
Venetia and Histria, along with his wife, Terentia Maxima, with an altar dedicated by their sons, Lucius Sertorius Firmus and Quintus Sertorius Festus. • Lucius Sertorius L. f. L. n. Firmus, the son of Lucius Sertorius Sisenna and Terentia Maxima, brother of Quintus Sertorius Festus, and husband of Domitia Prisca, was
Aquilifer in the
Legio XI Claudia, with whom he was buried at Verona in a tomb dating from the second half of the first century. • Quintus Sertorius L. f. L. n. Festus, the son of Lucius Sertorius Sisenna and Terentia Maxima, and brother of Lucius Sertorius Firmus, was a centurion in the Legio XI Claudia. He was buried alongside his parents and brother at Verona, with a monument dating from the second half of the first century. • Sertorius, the husband of Bibula, mentioned by
Juvenal.
Sertorii Brocchi • Gaius Sertorius Brocchus,
proconsul of an uncertain province during the reign of
Claudius. • Gaius Sertorius Brocchus Quintus Servaeus Innocens, consul
suffectus in AD 101. • Gnaeus Sertorius C. f. Brocchus Aquilius Agricola Pedanius Fuscus Salinator Julius Servianus, named in an inscription from
Doclea in
Dalmatia. ==See also==