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| Property / Translation EN: Vigorous in the remarkable splendour of authority, glorious in the good fortune of admirable eloquence and benevolence, to one who has undertaken the burdens of all offices with favourable moderation, Vulcacius Rufinus, of clarissimus rank, consul ( consul ordinarius ), praetorian prefect and judge representing the emperor ( vice sacra iudicanti ) for Oriens, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, count in the imperial council, governor ( consularis ) of Numidia, higher pontiff. On account of the countless examples of his eminent favour, the people of Ravenna dedicated this monument for his eternal memory in the vestibule of his house, honouring him with a statue ( statuali veneratione ). So that. / reference | |||
| + | References: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VI, 32051 (+p. 4807) Year: 2012 Publisher: Last Statue of Antiquities | ||
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Base for statue of Vulcacius Rufinus, consul and praetorian prefect; erected by inhabitants of Ravenna. Rome. 347.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VI, 32051 (+p. 4807)
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Base for statue of Vulcacius Rufinus, consul and praetorian prefect; erected by inhabitants of Ravenna. Rome. 347.
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Vigorous in the remarkable splendour of authority, glorious in the good fortune of admirable eloquence and benevolence, to one who has undertaken the burdens of all offices with favourable moderation, Vulcacius Rufinus, of clarissimus rank, consul ( consul ordinarius ), praetorian prefect and judge representing the emperor ( vice sacra iudicanti ) for Oriens, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, count in the imperial council, governor ( consularis ) of Numidia, higher pontiff. On account of the countless examples of his eminent favour, the people of Ravenna dedicated this monument for his eternal memory in the vestibule of his house, honouring him with a statue ( statuali veneratione ). So that.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VI, 32051 (+p. 4807)
2012
Last Statue of Antiquities
