Nuove considerazioni sulla principessa Vibia Aurelia Sabina e sulla dedica di Heliodorus, procurator utriusque portus (CIL, VI 1020)

This paper aims to analyse the economic status of Vibia Aurelia Sabina, youngest daughter of Marcus Aurelius, highlighting her autonomy in managing imperial assets and her significant role in the financial sphere of the imperial family. New considerations are also offered regarding the inscription by Heliodorus, procurator portus utriusque (CIL, VI 1020), which challenges previous assumptions about his legal status and the timeline of his procuratorship. This reevaluation suggests a more complex connection between the two and also proposes a revised provenance of the inscription, possibly linked to area o Portus rather than Rome.