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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Lucius Aemilius Daphnus, sevir (member of a board of six with the purpose to honour the divine spirit (numen) of the living emperor), gave the baths, all on his own expense, to the citizens of Murgi, a...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: Lucius Aemilius Daphnus, sevir (member of a board of six with the purpose to honour the divine spirit (numen) of the living emperor), gave the baths, all on his own expense, to the citizens of Murgi, and on the day he dedicated them he gave money (denarii) to each citizen, and he gave a banquet to the inhabitants; as long as he would live, he promised, he would give money to each of them on the same day (each year), and for the maintenance of the same baths, as long as he would live, he promised 150 denarii yearly. / reference | |||
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Lucio Emilio Dafno, Seviro, dió enteramente a su costa a los munícipes de Murgi unas termas y en el día de la inauguración donó sendos denarios a los ciudadanos y habitantes, obsequiándoles con un espléndido banquete ; les prometió que mientras él viviese había de darles igual cantidad el mismo día y que para el cuidado o conservación de las propias termas donaría, también de por vida, ciento cincuenta denarios anuales.
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Joaquín L. Gómez-Pantoja, Universidad de Alcalá
Lucius Aemilius Daphnus, sevir (member of a board of six with the purpose to honour the divine spirit (numen) of the living emperor), gave the baths, all on his own expense, to the citizens of Murgi, and on the day he dedicated them he gave money (denarii) to each citizen, and he gave a banquet to the inhabitants; as long as he would live, he promised, he would give money to each of them on the same day (each year), and for the maintenance of the same baths, as long as he would live, he promised 150 denarii yearly.
