CAESARES SEPTEM
found on an inscription at Praeneste
(
CIL xiv. 2886),
but presumably indicating the district in Rome from which
came a certain
L. Domitius Agathemerus, a freedman of the pantomimist
Paris, and a
coactor argentarius (FUR p. 62, and frg. 107). Another
inscription
found at Reate (
CIL ix. 4680) mentions a '
vinarius a
septem Caesaribus.'
The name is doubtless taken from a street or shop sign.