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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): To the Gods and the Departed Spirits. For Urbicus, secutor, primus palus, a Florentine by birth, who fought thirteen times and lived twenty-two years. Olympias, his daughter, whom he left behind five m...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: To the Gods and the Departed Spirits. For Urbicus, secutor, primus palus, a Florentine by birth, who fought thirteen times and lived twenty-two years. Olympias, his daughter, whom he left behind five months old, and Fortunensis, his daughter's slave, and Lauricia, his wife, set this up for a well-deserving husband, with whom she lived for seven years. I warn you! Kill the opponent whom you defeat, whoever he may be! His fans will cherish his departed spirit! / reference | |||
| + | Author: M.J. Carter - J. Edmondson Author of publication: C. Bruun - J. Edmondson Publication title: The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy Place: Oxford Year: 2015 Page(s): 540 | ||
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Funerary inscription
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CIL 05, 05933
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Funerary inscription
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EDR124255
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Tomba consacrata agli dei Mani. A Urbico, secutor, primo palo, originario di Firenze, che combattè tredici volte, visse ventidue anni, le figlie Olimpia, che lasciò all'età di cinque mesi, e Fortunense e la moglie Lauricia al marito meritevole, con il quale visse sette anni. Ed esorto a che si uccida chiunque si vinca. I suoi tifosi onoreranno i suoi Mani.
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G.L. Gregori
A. Gabucci
Il Colosseo
Milano
1999
61
Agli Dèi Mani. A Urbico, inseguitore di prima categoria, di origine fiorentino, che combattè tredici volte, visse 22 anni; Olimpia sua figlia che lasciò di 5 mesi, e la figlia Fortunense, e la moglie Lauricia dedicano al marito che ha ben meritato, con cui visse 7 anni. Ed esorto affinchè ognuno uccida chi abbia vinto. I suoi tifosi terranno viva la sua memoria.
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S. Giorcelli Bersani
Epigrafia e storia di Roma
Roma
2015
240
To the Gods and the Departed Spirits. For Urbicus, secutor, primus palus, a Florentine by birth, who fought thirteen times and lived twenty-two years. Olympias, his daughter, whom he left behind five months old, and Fortunensis, his daughter's slave, and Lauricia, his wife, set this up for a well-deserving husband, with whom she lived for seven years. I warn you! Kill the opponent whom you defeat, whoever he may be! His fans will cherish his departed spirit!
1 reference
M.J. Carter - J. Edmondson
C. Bruun - J. Edmondson
The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy
Oxford
2015
540
