Σεβαστό-γνωστος · Sebasto-gnōstos — LSJ
known to the Emperor, amicus Caesaris
known to the Emperor, amicus Caesaris, γένους γενόμενος λαμπροῦ καὶ -ου IPE 12.43 (Olbia, iii A.D.): paraphrased by μέχρι τᾶς τῶν Σεβαστῶν γνώσεως προκόψαντος ib. 79.6.
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Σεβαστό-γνωστος
*sebastognostos
known to the Emperor, amicus Caesaris
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