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| - | + | To Callippus, my son, and Helpis, my daughter. To the spirits of the dead. To Gaius Alfidius Callippus who lived 58 years and to Gaius Alfidius Triumphalis his son who lived for twelve years, eight months, and fifteen days. Alfidia Irene made (this) for her patron and the best of husbands, and for a most dear son, and for herself and her family and their descendants. To my son Carpus. | |
| Property / Translation EN: To Callippus, my son, and Helpis, my daughter. To the spirits of the dead. To Gaius Alfidius Callippus who lived 58 years and to Gaius Alfidius Triumphalis his son who lived for twelve years, eight months, and fifteen days. Alfidia Irene made (this) for her patron and the best of husbands, and for a most dear son, and for herself and her family and their descendants. To my son Carpus. / reference | |||
| + | Author: W. Stenhouse Publication title: The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient Inscriptions Place: London Year: 2002 Page(s): 124 | ||
| Property / Translation EN: To Marcus Iunius Rufus, son of Marcus, of the Palatina tribe. Soterichus his teacher made this. These are your and my poor resting-places; this is our sure home; this should be worshipped by us; this it is that I have for myself when alive / reference | |||
| - | Publication title: The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient Inscriptions Place: London Year: 2002 Page(s): 123 | ||
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Funerary dedication to a father and son
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CIL 06, 11440, cfr. p. 3508
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Funerary dedication to a father and son
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To Callippus, my son, and Helpis, my daughter. To the spirits of the dead. To Gaius Alfidius Callippus who lived 58 years and to Gaius Alfidius Triumphalis his son who lived for twelve years, eight months, and fifteen days. Alfidia Irene made (this) for her patron and the best of husbands, and for a most dear son, and for herself and her family and their descendants. To my son Carpus.
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W. Stenhouse
The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient Inscriptions
London
2002
124
