IRT468 (Q531)
Building inscription under Constantine I and Licinius
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Building inscription under Constantine I and Licinius
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Because among other affairs of the city of the Lepcimagnensians the walls which ?are appropriate to its size and splendour, also the portico of the market [fallen] into ruin and destruction to remain bare [...] which was in use and [...] with encouragement from the clemency [...] of our [lords Flavius] Constantinus the very great [and Valerius Licinius and Flavius] Crispus and Flavius Claudius Constantinus and Flavius [Valerius Licinius] noble Caesars; [...] and dedicating Laenatius Romulus [excellent man ( i.e. equestrian), governor of the province of Tripolitania][...] fuller [and] grace and beauty [...] ? with the costs [...] having been administered.
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2009
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J. M. Reynolds
London
King's College London
199996
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Poiché, tra gli edifici della città di Leptis Magna che concordano con la sua grandezza e il suo splendore, anche il portico del mercato, ridotto a rovina e in disgrazia [...] rimanere spoglio ulteriormente [...] e che fosse in uso [...] incitati dalla clemenza dei nostri (quattro) signori Flavio Costantino, massimo, vincitore, per sempre Augusto, e Flavio Giulio Crispo e Flavio Claudio Costantino e Flavio Giulio Costanzo nobilissimi Cesari [...] dispose (?) e dedicò Laenatius Romulus, uomo perfettissimo, governatore della provincia di Tripolitania[...] più grande [...] grazia e bellezza [...] con fondi forniti dalle casse pubbliche (?).
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Ignazio Tantillo
