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| + | To the emperor Caesar Flavius Constantinus the greatest, pious, fortunate Augustus, victor, because, from the beginning of his most happy reign, wars were taken to the lands of [our] enemies and victories were brought back, through his courage and divine direction; and to Flavius Constantinus, and Flavius Constantius ... | ||
| Property / Translation EN: To the emperor Caesar Flavius Constantinus the greatest, pious, fortunate Augustus, victor, because, from the beginning of his most happy reign, wars were taken to the lands of [our] enemies and victories were brought back, through his courage and divine direction; and to Flavius Constantinus, and Flavius Constantius ... / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: To the emperor Caesar Flavius Constantinus the greatest, pious, fortunate Augustus, victor, because, from the beginning of his most happy reign, wars were taken to the lands of [our] enemies and victories were brought back, through his courage and divine direction; and to Flavius Constantinus, and Flavius Constantius ... / reference | |||
| + | References: L'Année épigraphique, , 1984, 434 References: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , V, 8269 Year: 2012 Publisher: Last Statue of Antiquities | ||
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Plaque, probably from base for statue, with dedication to Constantine I and sons, emperors. Aquileia. 326-337.
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L'Année épigraphique, , 1984, 434
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Plaque, probably from base for statue, with dedication to Constantine I and sons, emperors. Aquileia. 326-337.
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University of Oxford
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To the emperor Caesar Flavius Constantinus the greatest, pious, fortunate Augustus, victor, because, from the beginning of his most happy reign, wars were taken to the lands of [our] enemies and victories were brought back, through his courage and divine direction; and to Flavius Constantinus, and Flavius Constantius ...
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L'Année épigraphique, , 1984, 434
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , V, 8269
2012
Last Statue of Antiquities
