The Nipia gens was an obscure family in ancient Rome.

Members

Gaius Nipius Ascanius, mentioned on two ingots in Roman Britain, one from Bossington and the other from Carmel. His cognomen, , is rare and only otherwise attested as a name belonging to a freedman in Verona, perhaps indicating that Nipius Ascanius was himself also once a slave. Regardless of his background, he eventually acquired a position within a Roman mining operation in Britain. Gaius Nipius Flavianus, mentioned as a procurator on an inscription from Rome. Gaius Nipius M. f, mentioned on an inscription from Aquinum.EDCS-07000238 Lucius Nipius, an ancient Roman freedman. He erected a stone in the 1st-century CE. Nipia Secunda, mentioned on an inscription dated to the 2nd-century CE.

See also

List of Roman gentes

References

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