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L. Sentius, son of Gaius, praetor, in accordance with a motion of the senate supervised the marking off this area boundary-stones. A deed well done! Let no-one be minded to make a cremation-place or cast dung or a carcass within the boundary-stones on the side nearer to the city.
Property / Translation EN: L. Sentius, son of Gaius, praetor, in accordance with a motion of the senate supervised the marking off this area boundary-stones. A deed well done! Let no-one be minded to make a cremation-place or cast dung or a carcass within the boundary-stones on the side nearer to the city. / rank
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Property / Translation EN: L. Sentius, son of Gaius, praetor, in accordance with a motion of the senate supervised the marking off this area boundary-stones. A deed well done! Let no-one be minded to make a cremation-place or cast dung or a carcass within the boundary-stones on the side nearer to the city. / reference
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Author: O. Salomies
Author of publication: C. Bruun - J. Edmondson
Publication title: The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy
Place: Oxford
Year: 2015
Page(s): 162

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Boundary stone
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CIL 06, 40885; CIL 01 (2 ed.), 2981, cfr. p. 957
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    L. Sentius, son of Gaius, praetor, in accordance with a motion of the senate supervised the marking off this area boundary-stones. A deed well done! Let no-one be minded to make a cremation-place or cast dung or a carcass within the boundary-stones on the side nearer to the city.
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    O. Salomies
    C. Bruun - J. Edmondson
    The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy
    Oxford
    2015
    162