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Fragmentary honours for Flavius Victor Calpurnius
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Fragmentary honours for Flavius Victor Calpurnius

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    Creative Commons licence Attribution UK 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/). All reuse or distribution of this work must contain somewhere a link back to the URL http://irt.kcl.ac.uk/
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    [...] (l.2) most honorable [...] of getting to know [...] ? with (something now lost) carefully considered [...] who added grandeur to the city by remarkable types of public show, becuase of his innumerable public services on behalf of themselves and theirs, going beyond the affection of a native citizen, Lepcis Magna, outstanding in its good faith and devotion, in most enduring remembrance of his deserts, through the members of its city council and the people, decreed a statue to Flavius Victor Calpurnius, excellent man (of equestrian status), governor of the province of Tripolitania, its patron, and, on account of the indivisible affection of the feeling they all share, set it up and dedicated it.
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    2009
    J. M. Reynolds
    London
    King's College London
    [...] (l.2) most honourable [...] of getting to know [...] ? with (something now lost) carefully considered [...] who added grandeur to the city by remarkable types of public show, becuase of his innumerable public services on behalf of themselves and theirs, going beyond the affection of a native citizen, Lepcis Magna, outstanding in its good faith and devotion, in most enduring remembrance of his deserts, through the members of its city council and the people, decreed a statue to Flavius Victor Calpurnius, excellent man (of equestrian status), governor of the province of Tripolitania, its patron, and, on account of the indivisible affection of the feeling they all share, set it up and dedicated it.
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    urn:cts:pdlepi:eagle.tm201084.perseids-en-2015-1
    J. M. Reynolds
    http://data.perseus.org/sosol/users/gabrielbodard
    King's College London
    Bridget Almas
    Marie-Claire Beaulieu
    Eleonora Santin
    Pietro Liuzzo
    Gianfranco Agosti
    Ulrich Gehn
    201084
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    [...] onestissimo [...] nel giudicare [...] ponderato [...] che rese la repubblica più grande con preziose disposizioni (?) di ogni sorta, restauratore degli edifici pubblici; poiché Leptis Magna, eccellente nella sua nobile lealtà e nella sua devozione, ha fatto esperienza in vari modi dei suoi innumerevoli uffici, nei propri confronti e in quelli dei suoi, resi con affetto superiore a quello di un cittadino originario, (e) sempre memore dei suoi meriti, attraverso gli uomini del suo ordine e del popolo, decretò una statua al suo patrono Flavius Victor Calpurnius, uomo perfettissimo, governatore della provincia di Tripolitania e, per lo speciale affetto del vicendevole amore, la eresse e la dedicò presso di sé.
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    Ignazio Tantillo
    Francesca Bigi, Ignazio Tantillo
    Leptis Magna. Una città e le sue iscrizioni in epoca tardoromana
    Cassino
    2010
    Edizioni dell'Università di Cassino