RIB 1791 (Q8887)
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CIL vii 759
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RIB 1791
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CIL vii 759
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The Virgin in her heavenly place rides upon the Lion; bearer of corn, inventor of law, founder of cities, by whose gifts it is man's good lot to know the gods: therefore she is the Mother of the gods, Peace, Virtue, Ceres, the Syrian Goddess, weighing life and laws in her balance. Syria has sent the constellation seen in the heavens to Libya to be worshipped: thence have we all learned. Thus has understood, led by thy godhead, Marcus Caecilius Donatianus, serving as tribune in the post of prefect by the Emperor's gift.
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Virgo, en su órbita celeste y llevando una espiga en su mano, se eleva sobre Leo, madre de la Justicia, fundadora de ciudades, de cuyos atributos le vino el conocimiento de los dioses; pues ella misma es madre de dioses, la Paz, el Valor,Ceres, la diosa Siria, que sopesa la vida y sus leyes con una balanza. Siria ha mostrado una estrella visible en el cielo para veneración de Libia. Y así es como todos lo hemos aprendido. Así también lo entendió, seducido por tu imagen divina, Marco Cecilio Donaciano, tribuno en función de prefecto, gracias a la generosidad del emperador.
