Titus Northern Macedon

Titus Catherine the Statius of Quinctions Macedon ( Lat. Titus Caesernius Statius Quinctius Macedo ) is a Roman statesman of the second half of the first century - the beginning of the second century .

Macedon was descended from the riders' estate. His birthplace was the city of Aquileia . The following facts are known about his career. Around 85–89, he served as procurator of Pannonia ^[1] and may have participated in the Dacian wars of the emperor Domitian . In 107, Macedon was on the post of procurator of Mauretania of Caesarea ^[2] . His wife was Rutili Prisca Sabiniana, the daughter of a praetor ^[3] . Two sons were born in their marriage: 138 consul-effect, Titus Cernerius Quincy, and 141 consul-effects, Titus Certernius Statian .