Pedanius

1. T. Pedanius, the first ceintutrion of the principes, was distinguished for his bravery in the second Punic war, B. C. 212. (Liv. 25.14; V. Max. 3.2.20.)

2. Pedanius, one of the legates of Augustus, who presided in the court, when Herod accused his own sons. (Joseph. B. J. 1.27.3.)

3. Pedanius Secundus, praefectus urbi in the reign of Nero, was killed by one of his own slaves. (Tac. Ann. 14.42.)

4. Pedanius Costaa, known only from coins, from which we learn that he was legatus to Brutus in the civil wars.

5. Pedanius Costa, was passed over by Vitel. lius in his disposal of the consulship in A. D. 69, because Pedanius had been an enemy of Nero. (Tac. Hist. 2.71.)

6. Pedanius, a Roman horse-soldier, whose bravery at the capture of Jerusalem by Titus, is recorded by Josephus (B. J. 6.2.8).