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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Our lords Honorius and Theodosius, perpetual, forever Augusti, being safe and well. Stertinius Carcedonius, priest in perpetuity, re-cultivating the traces of his ancestors, restored the statues that ...) |
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| + | Our lords Honorius and Theodosius, perpetual, forever Augusti, being safe and well. Stertinius Carcedonius, priest in perpetuity, re-cultivating the traces of his ancestors, restored the statues that were erected from an offering of his family´s generosity on account of their love for the homeland. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Our lords Honorius and Theodosius, perpetual, forever Augusti, being safe and well. Stertinius Carcedonius, priest in perpetuity, re-cultivating the traces of his ancestors, restored the statues that were erected from an offering of his family´s generosity on account of their love for the homeland. / rank | |||
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Revision as of 17:01, 12 May 2014
Base recording restoration of statues (subject unstated). Casula (Africa Proconsularis). 408-423
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VIII, 24104
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Base recording restoration of statues (subject unstated). Casula (Africa Proconsularis). 408-423
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LSA-2421
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University of Oxford
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Our lords Honorius and Theodosius, perpetual, forever Augusti, being safe and well. Stertinius Carcedonius, priest in perpetuity, re-cultivating the traces of his ancestors, restored the statues that were erected from an offering of his family´s generosity on account of their love for the homeland.
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