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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): … to a man of exceptional nobility and of all virtues, but also of carefully considered justice and ... sincerity, of incomparable prudence, ..., praetorian prefect, their patron. For the many benef...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: … to a man of exceptional nobility and of all virtues, but also of carefully considered justice and ... sincerity, of incomparable prudence, ..., praetorian prefect, their patron. For the many benefits brought by his provision, the people of Lepcis Magna ( Lepcimagnenses ) [set this up] from public funds. / reference | |||
| + | References: Tantillo, I. and F. Bigi (eds.), Leptis Magna. Una città e le sue iscrizioni in epoca tardoromana , Cassino 2010 , 345-8, no. 21, figs. 7.28, 10.24-25, pl. VII References: Reynolds, J. M. & J. B. Ward-Perkins, The Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania. In collaboration with S. Aurigemma, R. Bartoccini, G. Caputo, R. Goodchild, P. Romanelli , Roma 1952 , no. 611 Year: 2012 Publisher: Last Statue of Antiquities | ||
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Base for statue of unknown praetorian prefect, patron of Lepcis. Lepcis Magna (Tripolitania).Mid to later fourth century
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Tantillo, I. and F. Bigi (eds.), Leptis Magna. Una città e le sue iscrizioni in epoca tardoromana , Cassino 2010 , 345-8, no. 21, figs. 7.28, 10.24-25, pl. VII
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Base for statue of unknown praetorian prefect, patron of Lepcis. Lepcis Magna (Tripolitania).Mid to later fourth century
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… to a man of exceptional nobility and of all virtues, but also of carefully considered justice and ... sincerity, of incomparable prudence, ..., praetorian prefect, their patron. For the many benefits brought by his provision, the people of Lepcis Magna ( Lepcimagnenses ) [set this up] from public funds.
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Tantillo, I. and F. Bigi (eds.), Leptis Magna. Una città e le sue iscrizioni in epoca tardoromana , Cassino 2010 , 345-8, no. 21, figs. 7.28, 10.24-25, pl. VII
Reynolds, J. M. & J. B. Ward-Perkins, The Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania. In collaboration with S. Aurigemma, R. Bartoccini, G. Caputo, R. Goodchild, P. Romanelli , Roma 1952 , no. 611
2012
Last Statue of Antiquities
