Lucius Cincius Alimentus, who flourished around 200 BC, was a Roman annalist, jurist and provincial official regarded as one of the founders of Roman historiography. He served as praetor in Sicily in 210 BC, as propraetor there in 209 BC, and was last attested as an envoy in 208 BC.
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