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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Emperor Caesar Caius Julius Verus Maximinus, Pius, Felix, Augustus, greatest victor in Germany, greatest victor in Sarmatia, greatest victor in Dacia, holding tribunician power for the third time, acc...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: Emperor Caesar Caius Julius Verus Maximinus, Pius, Felix, Augustus, greatest victor in Germany, greatest victor in Sarmatia, greatest victor in Dacia, holding tribunician power for the third time, acclaimed victor five times, chief priest, and Caius Julius Verus Maximus, most noble Caesar, chief of the Youth, greatest victor in Germany, greatest victor in Sarmatia, greatest victor in Dacia, restored the bridges, which had collapsed because of their age, and the road which was disrupted by long-standing damage, and rebuilt a way along it for travellers, by their untiring providence. Milestone I. / reference | |||
| + | Year: 2009 Publication title: IRT2009 Author: J. M. Reynolds Place: London Publisher: King's College London | ||
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Milestone. Mile I. Maximinus.
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Emperor Caesar Caius Julius Verus Maximinus, Pius, Felix, Augustus, greatest victor in Germany, greatest victor in Sarmatia, greatest victor in Dacia, holding tribunician power for the third time, acclaimed victor five times, chief priest, and Caius Julius Verus Maximus, most noble Caesar, chief of the Youth, greatest victor in Germany, greatest victor in Sarmatia, greatest victor in Dacia, restored the bridges, which had collapsed because of their age, and the road which was disrupted by long-standing damage, and rebuilt a way along it for travellers, by their untiring providence. Milestone I.
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2009
IRT2009
J. M. Reynolds
London
King's College London
