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(‎Created claim: Translation IT (P13): L'imperatore Cesare Vespasiano Augusto, pontefice massimo, rivestito della potestà trinciai per la seconda volta, acclamato imperatore per la sesta volta, console per la terza volta e console designat...)
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CIL 06, 01257, cfr. pp. 3129, 3798, 4365
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Sulla parte mediana dell'attico di Porta Maggiore
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Sulla parte mediana dell'attico di Porta Maggiore
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L'imperatore Cesare Vespasiano Augusto, pontefice massimo, rivestito della potestà trinciai per la seconda volta, acclamato imperatore per la sesta volta, console per la terza volta e console designato per la quarta, padre della patria, le acque Curzia e Cerulea condotte dal divo Claudio e in seguito interrotte e disperse per nove anni, a sue spese restituì alla città.
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L'imperatore Cesare Vespasiano Augusto, pontefice massimo, rivestito della potestà tribunizia per la seconda volta, acclamato imperatore per la sesta volta, console per la terza volta e console designato per la quarta, padre della patria, le acque Curzia e Cerulea condotte dal divo Claudio e in seguito interrotte e disperse per nove anni, a sue spese restituì alla città.
Property / Translation IT: L'imperatore Cesare Vespasiano Augusto, pontefice massimo, rivestito della potestà tribunizia per la seconda volta, acclamato imperatore per la sesta volta, console per la terza volta e console designato per la quarta, padre della patria, le acque Curzia e Cerulea condotte dal divo Claudio e in seguito interrotte e disperse per nove anni, a sue spese restituì alla città. / reference
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Author: Romolo A. Staccioli
Publication title: Tituli. Iscrizioni monumentali superstiti di Roma antica
Publisher: Borgia
Year: 2013
Page(s): 21-22
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EDR104279
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272584
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The Emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus, pontifex maximus, in his second year of the tribunician power, imperator six times, consul designate for the fourth time, father of his country, at his own expense restored for the city of Rome the Curtian and the Cerulean waters that had been brought forth by the divine Claudius and subsequently had fallen into disrepair and had been interrupted for nine years.
Property / Translation EN: The Emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus, pontifex maximus, in his second year of the tribunician power, imperator six times, consul designate for the fourth time, father of his country, at his own expense restored for the city of Rome the Curtian and the Cerulean waters that had been brought forth by the divine Claudius and subsequently had fallen into disrepair and had been interrupted for nine years. / rank
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Property / Translation EN: The Emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus, pontifex maximus, in his second year of the tribunician power, imperator six times, consul designate for the fourth time, father of his country, at his own expense restored for the city of Rome the Curtian and the Cerulean waters that had been brought forth by the divine Claudius and subsequently had fallen into disrepair and had been interrupted for nine years. / reference
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Author: Rebecca R. Benefield
Periodical Title: The Waters of Rome
Year: 2001
Page(s): 4

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    L'imperatore Cesare Vespasiano Augusto, pontefice massimo, rivestito della potestà tribunizia per la seconda volta, acclamato imperatore per la sesta volta, console per la terza volta e console designato per la quarta, padre della patria, le acque Curzia e Cerulea condotte dal divo Claudio e in seguito interrotte e disperse per nove anni, a sue spese restituì alla città.
    1 reference
    Romolo A. Staccioli
    Tituli. Iscrizioni monumentali superstiti di Roma antica
    Borgia
    2013
    21-22
    EDR104279
    0 references
    272584
    0 references
    The Emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus, pontifex maximus, in his second year of the tribunician power, imperator six times, consul designate for the fourth time, father of his country, at his own expense restored for the city of Rome the Curtian and the Cerulean waters that had been brought forth by the divine Claudius and subsequently had fallen into disrepair and had been interrupted for nine years.
    1 reference
    Rebecca R. Benefield
    The Waters of Rome
    2001