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| + | EDR010498 | ||
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| + | While the corageous, diligent, victorious, aptly-named Constantius was recovering Gaul and putting Liguria in order, he himself appointed a site for the walls and traced the foundations in the freshly-cut sod and gave an established constitution. Constructing buildings he set up a citizen body, habitations, a forum, harbours, commerce and gates, and, while he was recovering the world, he promoted me to be a leading city. He did not refuse that my gate should speak in an inscription, and to the furious waves of wicked tribes he opposed the wall of the name Constantius. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: While the corageous, diligent, victorious, aptly-named Constantius was recovering Gaul and putting Liguria in order, he himself appointed a site for the walls and traced the foundations in the freshly-cut sod and gave an established constitution. Constructing buildings he set up a citizen body, habitations, a forum, harbours, commerce and gates, and, while he was recovering the world, he promoted me to be a leading city. He did not refuse that my gate should speak in an inscription, and to the furious waves of wicked tribes he opposed the wall of the name Constantius. / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: While the corageous, diligent, victorious, aptly-named Constantius was recovering Gaul and putting Liguria in order, he himself appointed a site for the walls and traced the foundations in the freshly-cut sod and gave an established constitution. Constructing buildings he set up a citizen body, habitations, a forum, harbours, commerce and gates, and, while he was recovering the world, he promoted me to be a leading city. He did not refuse that my gate should speak in an inscription, and to the furious waves of wicked tribes he opposed the wall of the name Constantius. / reference | |||
| + | Author: E. Courtney Publication title: Musa Lapidaria. A Selection of Latin Verse Inscriptions Place: Atlanta, Georgia Year: 1995 Page(s): 62-65 | ||
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Building inscription from Albingaunum
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CIL 05, 07781 = ILS 00735 = CLE 0893 = SupplIt, 04, 1988, p. 251 ad nr. (G. Mennella)
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Building inscription from Albingaunum
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259247
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EDR010498
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While the corageous, diligent, victorious, aptly-named Constantius was recovering Gaul and putting Liguria in order, he himself appointed a site for the walls and traced the foundations in the freshly-cut sod and gave an established constitution. Constructing buildings he set up a citizen body, habitations, a forum, harbours, commerce and gates, and, while he was recovering the world, he promoted me to be a leading city. He did not refuse that my gate should speak in an inscription, and to the furious waves of wicked tribes he opposed the wall of the name Constantius.
1 reference
E. Courtney
Musa Lapidaria. A Selection of Latin Verse Inscriptions
Atlanta, Georgia
1995
62-65
