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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Statue to Autonius Iustinianus, the reluctant governor ( praeses ) of the province of Samnium; the whole multitude of the city had gathered so that he might accept it because of their common desire; t...) |
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| + | Statue to Autonius Iustinianus, the reluctant governor ( praeses ) of the province of Samnium; the whole multitude of the city had gathered so that he might accept it because of their common desire; the people of the city of Venafra set it up because of the merits by which, together with the most splendid ordo, he restored the status which was already fallen/destroyed, a contribution to the beauty of the time/ century. (transl. U. Gehn) | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Statue to Autonius Iustinianus, the reluctant governor ( praeses ) of the province of Samnium; the whole multitude of the city had gathered so that he might accept it because of their common desire; the people of the city of Venafra set it up because of the merits by which, together with the most splendid ordo, he restored the status which was already fallen/destroyed, a contribution to the beauty of the time/ century. (transl. U. Gehn) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 13:11, 12 May 2014
Base for statue of Autonius Iustinianus, provincial governor. Venafrum (Samnium). 350-370.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , X, 4858
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Base for statue of Autonius Iustinianus, provincial governor. Venafrum (Samnium). 350-370.
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LSA-1975
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University of Oxford
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Statue to Autonius Iustinianus, the reluctant governor ( praeses ) of the province of Samnium; the whole multitude of the city had gathered so that he might accept it because of their common desire; the people of the city of Venafra set it up because of the merits by which, together with the most splendid ordo, he restored the status which was already fallen/destroyed, a contribution to the beauty of the time/ century. (transl. U. Gehn)
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