Pastor

1. A distinguished Roman eques, whose son Caligula put to death, and invited his father on the same day to a banquet (Senec. de Ira, 3.33; comp. Suet. Cal. 27). Seneca does not mention his gentile name, but he was probably the father of No. 2, more especially as it is stated by Seneca that he had another son.

2. Julius Pastor, was defended by the younger Pliny in the court of the Centumviri, in the reign of Domitian (Plin. Ep. 1.18, comp. 4.24.1). This is the same Pastor of whom Martial begs a present (9.23).

3. Aietius Pastor, a rhetorician mentioned by the elder Seneca (Controv. 3), probably belonged to the same family.

4. Pastor, consul in A. D. 163, with Q. Mustins Priscus, may have been a descendant of one of the preceding persons.