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(‎Added [it] description: Iscrizione sepolcrale di un veterano della cavalleria ausiliaria)
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198810
Property / Trismegistos identifier: 198810 / rank
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Property / EDH identifier
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031407
Property / EDH identifier: 031407 / rank
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28100235
Property / EDCS ID: 28100235 / rank
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Property / Translation EN
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Nertus son of Dumnotalus, veteran of the First Cavalry Regiment of Spaniards (Hispani), sesquiplicarius, from the Lingaustri, (died) aged 60 after serving thirty-six years; here he lies. Valens, his "brother" (i.e. fellow soldier) set up this inscription to commemorate him.
Property / Translation EN: Nertus son of Dumnotalus, veteran of the First Cavalry Regiment of Spaniards (Hispani), sesquiplicarius, from the Lingaustri, (died) aged 60 after serving thirty-six years; here he lies. Valens, his "brother" (i.e. fellow soldier) set up this inscription to commemorate him. / rank
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Normal rank
Property / Translation EN: Nertus son of Dumnotalus, veteran of the First Cavalry Regiment of Spaniards (Hispani), sesquiplicarius, from the Lingaustri, (died) aged 60 after serving thirty-six years; here he lies. Valens, his "brother" (i.e. fellow soldier) set up this inscription to commemorate him. / reference
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Author: M. A. Speidel
Author of publication: C. Bruun - J. Edmondson
Publication title: The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy
Place: Oxford
Year: 2015
Page(s): 323

Latest revision as of 10:53, 29 March 2016

The tombstone of a discharged auxiliary cavalryman
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CIL 03, 10514
The tombstone of a discharged auxiliary cavalryman

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    198810
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    031407
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    28100235
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    Nertus son of Dumnotalus, veteran of the First Cavalry Regiment of Spaniards (Hispani), sesquiplicarius, from the Lingaustri, (died) aged 60 after serving thirty-six years; here he lies. Valens, his "brother" (i.e. fellow soldier) set up this inscription to commemorate him.
    1 reference
    M. A. Speidel
    C. Bruun - J. Edmondson
    The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy
    Oxford
    2015
    323