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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): To our lord Theodosius, extender of the Roman empire, vanquisher of barbarian tribes, lawmaker, perpetual and forever Augustus. Helvius Vindicianus, of clarissimus rank and greatest governor ( procons...) |
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+ | To our lord Theodosius, extender of the Roman empire, vanquisher of barbarian tribes, lawmaker, perpetual and forever Augustus. Helvius Vindicianus, of clarissimus rank and greatest governor ( proconsul ) of the province of Africa, judge in place of the emperor, with Caius Felicius Torquatius, [also] of clarissimus rank, [his] legate of the province of Numidia, always devoted to [the emperor's] divine spirit and majesty, [set this up]. | ||
Property / Translation EN: To our lord Theodosius, extender of the Roman empire, vanquisher of barbarian tribes, lawmaker, perpetual and forever Augustus. Helvius Vindicianus, of clarissimus rank and greatest governor ( proconsul ) of the province of Africa, judge in place of the emperor, with Caius Felicius Torquatius, [also] of clarissimus rank, [his] legate of the province of Numidia, always devoted to [the emperor's] divine spirit and majesty, [set this up]. / rank | |||
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Base for statue of Theodosius I, emperor. Mustis (Africa Proconsularis). 379-382
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L'année épigraphique. , Paris , 1968, no. 602
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Base for statue of Theodosius I, emperor. Mustis (Africa Proconsularis). 379-382
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University of Oxford
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To our lord Theodosius, extender of the Roman empire, vanquisher of barbarian tribes, lawmaker, perpetual and forever Augustus. Helvius Vindicianus, of clarissimus rank and greatest governor ( proconsul ) of the province of Africa, judge in place of the emperor, with Caius Felicius Torquatius, [also] of clarissimus rank, [his] legate of the province of Numidia, always devoted to [the emperor's] divine spirit and majesty, [set this up].
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