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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Guest, if you read this name, do not reprehend it. (...)us, son of Lucius, herald, made this eternal dwelling for himself while he was still alive; he believed it was a friendly space, which nature has...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: Guest, if you read this name, do not reprehend it. (...)us, son of Lucius, herald, made this eternal dwelling for himself while he was still alive; he believed it was a friendly space, which nature has given; and he enjoyed [all] things in the right way, together with his friends. Do so to your beloved while you are still alive, and you will do right (utarus = utaris). Fare the well. / reference | |||
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Funerary epigram for a herald, name lost
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CIL 09, 604
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Funerary epigram for a herald, name lost
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Guest, if you read this name, do not reprehend it. (...)us, son of Lucius, herald, made this eternal dwelling for himself while he was still alive; he believed it was a friendly space, which nature has given; and he enjoyed [all] things in the right way, together with his friends. Do so to your beloved while you are still alive, and you will do right (utarus = utaris). Fare the well.
