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| + | To Liber Pater, protector of our lords the Augusti. Flavius Zosimus, primipilarius from the province of Asia, from the city of Ephesus, set up what he had vowed, having finished his obligation to supply food for the soldiers. In the year of the consuls ... | ||
| Property / Translation EN: To Liber Pater, protector of our lords the Augusti. Flavius Zosimus, primipilarius from the province of Asia, from the city of Ephesus, set up what he had vowed, having finished his obligation to supply food for the soldiers. In the year of the consuls ... / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: To Liber Pater, protector of our lords the Augusti. Flavius Zosimus, primipilarius from the province of Asia, from the city of Ephesus, set up what he had vowed, having finished his obligation to supply food for the soldiers. In the year of the consuls ... / reference | |||
| + | References: Gerov, B., Inscriptiones Latinae in Bulgaria repertae , Sofia 1989 , no. 8b Year: 2012 Publisher: Last Statue of Antiquities | ||
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Inscribed block, possibly base for statue of the god Liber Pater. From Oescus (Dacia Ripensis). Earlier to mid fourth century
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Gerov, B., Inscriptiones Latinae in Bulgaria repertae , Sofia 1989 , no. 8b
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Inscribed block, possibly base for statue of the god Liber Pater. From Oescus (Dacia Ripensis). Earlier to mid fourth century
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LSA-2596
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University of Oxford
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To Liber Pater, protector of our lords the Augusti. Flavius Zosimus, primipilarius from the province of Asia, from the city of Ephesus, set up what he had vowed, having finished his obligation to supply food for the soldiers. In the year of the consuls ...
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Gerov, B., Inscriptiones Latinae in Bulgaria repertae , Sofia 1989 , no. 8b
2012
Last Statue of Antiquities
