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(‎Created claim: IPR (P25): University of Oxford)
(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): [Statue] of Honorius. To Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, of egregius rank, former praetor of the Fifteen Peoples, defensor of the council and citizens, decurialis of the eternal City; because he go...)
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[Statue] of Honorius. To Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, of egregius rank, former praetor of the Fifteen Peoples, defensor of the council and citizens, decurialis of the eternal City; because he governed faithfully and with integrity his citizens and the people of Clusium, cherished them with love, raised them through [his] generosity, [and] fostered them with his kindness. And so, as a reward for his good deeds, everyone, at the urgent request of all, have offered [this statue].
Property / Translation EN: [Statue] of Honorius. To Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, of egregius rank, former praetor of the Fifteen Peoples, defensor of the council and citizens, decurialis of the eternal City; because he governed faithfully and with integrity his citizens and the people of Clusium, cherished them with love, raised them through [his] generosity, [and] fostered them with his kindness. And so, as a reward for his good deeds, everyone, at the urgent request of all, have offered [this statue]. / rank
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Revision as of 11:39, 12 May 2014

Base for statue of Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, local notable and defensor . (Tuscia et Umbria). Early fourth century.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , XI, 2115
Base for statue of Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, local notable and defensor . (Tuscia et Umbria). Early fourth century.

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    LSA-1623
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    University of Oxford
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    [Statue] of Honorius. To Lucius Tiberius Maefanas Basilius, of egregius rank, former praetor of the Fifteen Peoples, defensor of the council and citizens, decurialis of the eternal City; because he governed faithfully and with integrity his citizens and the people of Clusium, cherished them with love, raised them through [his] generosity, [and] fostered them with his kindness. And so, as a reward for his good deeds, everyone, at the urgent request of all, have offered [this statue].
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