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Ulrich Gehn (talk | contribs) (Created claim: Translation EN (P11): To Publius Aelius Mercator, former exempt (soldier with special capacities and duties) for deskwork of the 1st legion adiutrix (the helpful) who lived 33 years and died after 18 years of service. Septi...) |
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+ | To Publius Aelius Mercator, former exempt (soldier with special capacities and duties) for deskwork of the 1st legion adiutrix (the helpful) who lived 33 years and died after 18 years of service. Septimia Firmilla, for her most beloved husband, and Publius Aelius Mercatianus and Mercatilla for their father looked at it that this be done. | ||
Property / Translation EN: To Publius Aelius Mercator, former exempt (soldier with special capacities and duties) for deskwork of the 1st legion adiutrix (the helpful) who lived 33 years and died after 18 years of service. Septimia Firmilla, for her most beloved husband, and Publius Aelius Mercatianus and Mercatilla for their father looked at it that this be done. / rank | |||
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Epitaph on sarcophagus front
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Epitaph on sarcophagus front
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Publius Aelius Mercatornak, a legio I Adiutrix katonai kiképzési feladatok alól felmentett irodai elöljárójának, aki 34 évet élt és 18 évet szolgált. Septimia Firmilla, igen drága hitvesének, valamint Publius Aelius Mercatianus és Mercatilla az apjuknak állíttatták (a síremléket).
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2006
Vezető Komárom város római kori kőemlékeihez
Borhy, László
Komárom
Klapka György Múzeum
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19
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HD039395
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To Publius Aelius Mercator, former exempt (soldier with special capacities and duties) for deskwork of the 1st legion adiutrix (the helpful) who lived 33 years and died after 18 years of service. Septimia Firmilla, for her most beloved husband, and Publius Aelius Mercatianus and Mercatilla for their father looked at it that this be done.
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