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| Property / Translation EN: O would that I had been able to reward your virtues when alive. Now receive tears instead of what was due. For always, I confess, I approved of you silently in my mind: the final flame has revealed my feelings. You were always the support and protector of my affairs: now you will also be the reason for my grief. I will pour on your bones the wine you never drank. To the spirits of the dead. Anicetus, who belonged to Onesimus, made (this) for a dear master / reference | |||
| + | Author: W. Stenhouse Publication title: The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient inscriptions Place: London Year: 2002 Page(s): 108 | ||
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Dedication of a slave to his former master, a charioteer
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CIL 06, 23472, cfr. p. 3529; CLE 1107
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Dedication of a slave to his former master, a charioteer
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O would that I had been able to reward your virtues when alive. Now receive tears instead of what was due. For always, I confess, I approved of you silently in my mind: the final flame has revealed my feelings. You were always the support and protector of my affairs: now you will also be the reason for my grief. I will pour on your bones the wine you never drank. To the spirits of the dead. Anicetus, who belonged to Onesimus, made (this) for a dear master
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W. Stenhouse
The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient inscriptions
London
2002
108
