Difference between revisions of "Ben Abdallah, Z. B., Catalogue des inscriptions latines païenne du Musée du Bardo , Rome 1986 , no. 225 (Q5789)"
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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): ---dius Honoratianus, priest in perpetuity, curator of the city for the second time, carefully restored and dedicated the atrium of the Antonine baths, built by men of the past, with its underlying ci...) |
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| + | ---dius Honoratianus, priest in perpetuity, curator of the city for the second time, carefully restored and dedicated the atrium of the Antonine baths, built by men of the past, with its underlying cisterns, which through shoddy work had decayed and fallen into ruin, with [also] a statue and image ( cum statua signoque ) of our most fortunate three Augusti. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: ---dius Honoratianus, priest in perpetuity, curator of the city for the second time, carefully restored and dedicated the atrium of the Antonine baths, built by men of the past, with its underlying cisterns, which through shoddy work had decayed and fallen into ruin, with [also] a statue and image ( cum statua signoque ) of our most fortunate three Augusti. / rank | |||
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Building inscription mentioning statues for three emperors (Augusti). Thugga (Africa Proconsularis). Probably 364-395
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Ben Abdallah, Z. B., Catalogue des inscriptions latines païenne du Musée du Bardo , Rome 1986 , no. 225
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Building inscription mentioning statues for three emperors (Augusti). Thugga (Africa Proconsularis). Probably 364-395
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LSA-1171
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University of Oxford
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---dius Honoratianus, priest in perpetuity, curator of the city for the second time, carefully restored and dedicated the atrium of the Antonine baths, built by men of the past, with its underlying cisterns, which through shoddy work had decayed and fallen into ruin, with [also] a statue and image ( cum statua signoque ) of our most fortunate three Augusti.
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