Velox

Velox, identified in an inscription from the 1st to 2nd century AD found in Aquileia, in the province of Venetia, was a Roman slave. He held the position of "vilicus", who were usually supervisors or managers of some kind. Tiberius Claudius Macro, a contractor for the Noric iron mines, was probably his master, as indicated by the use of the genitive form of his name.

The text indicates that Velox was involved in the exploitation of the Noric iron mines, as described by the phrase "ferrariarum Noricarum". It also mentions that Velox was responsible for the construction of a "spelaeum cum omni apparatu", a term generally used to refer to a temple to Mithras, in this case fully equipped.