Feissel, D. 'Notes d' Épigraphie chrétienne', Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique 108, 545-579 , Paris 1984 , 557-8 (Q5818)
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Honorific inscription for Ulpianus, possibly governor ( dux et praeses ) of Arabia, possibly indicating statue. Dodecapolis region (Arabia). Fourth to sixth century?
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Feissel, D. 'Notes d' Épigraphie chrétienne', Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique 108, 545-579 , Paris 1984 , 557-8
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Honorific inscription for Ulpianus, possibly governor ( dux et praeses ) of Arabia, possibly indicating statue. Dodecapolis region (Arabia). Fourth to sixth century?
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Not until the resolution of his military service did the emperor assign to Ulpianus his reward; but the miracle is that the divine (=imperial) grace is not a word, but grammaton .
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