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| + | CIL 06, 30982 | ||
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| + | Ara dedicata a Minerva | ||
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| + | EDR075876 | ||
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| Property / Trismegistos identifier | |||
| + | 264703 | ||
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| + | Officials of the second lustrum. Duillius Cep. Marcelus. Belonging to Gaius Iulius Milo, freedman of Gaius; (...) belonging to Marcus Iulius Amphion; Erilis belonging to Marcus Antonius Andro and Utilis belonging to Gaius Fictorius Flaccus. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Officials of the second lustrum. Duillius Cep. Marcelus. Belonging to Gaius Iulius Milo, freedman of Gaius; (...) belonging to Marcus Iulius Amphion; Erilis belonging to Marcus Antonius Andro and Utilis belonging to Gaius Fictorius Flaccus. / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: Officials of the second lustrum. Duillius Cep. Marcelus. Belonging to Gaius Iulius Milo, freedman of Gaius; (...) belonging to Marcus Iulius Amphion; Erilis belonging to Marcus Antonius Andro and Utilis belonging to Gaius Fictorius Flaccus. / reference | |||
| + | Author: W. Stenhouse Publication title: The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient inscriptions Place: London Year: 2002 Page(s): 166-168 | ||
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Two sides of an altar to Minerva
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CIL 06, 30982
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Two sides of an altar to Minerva
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EDR075876
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264703
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Officials of the second lustrum. Duillius Cep. Marcelus. Belonging to Gaius Iulius Milo, freedman of Gaius; (...) belonging to Marcus Iulius Amphion; Erilis belonging to Marcus Antonius Andro and Utilis belonging to Gaius Fictorius Flaccus.
1 reference
W. Stenhouse
The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Ancient inscriptions
London
2002
166-168
