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(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Elements of a funerary prohibition. a: mentions of an altar; of [permission] given; of Tiberius Claudius M[- . . . ] and someone else aforementioned; of a stephanephoros, perhaps [Agatha]pous; further...)
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Elements of a funerary prohibition. a: mentions of an altar; of [permission] given; of Tiberius Claudius M[- . . . ] and someone else aforementioned; of a stephanephoros, perhaps [Agatha]pous; further traces of the formula. b: [...] [in this sarcophagus there shall be buried [...] the aforesaid] and Tatia his wife [...] [and those] whom I wish or [prescribe [...] and in the] additional burial places [...]
Property / Translation EN: Elements of a funerary prohibition. a: mentions of an altar; of [permission] given; of Tiberius Claudius M[- . . . ] and someone else aforementioned; of a stephanephoros, perhaps [Agatha]pous; further traces of the formula. b: [...] [in this sarcophagus there shall be buried [...] the aforesaid] and Tatia his wife [...] [and those] whom I wish or [prescribe [...] and in the] additional burial places [...] / rank
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Funerary text for Tiberius Claudius M
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iAph120213
Funerary text for Tiberius Claudius M

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    Creative Commons licence Attribution 2.5 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/). All reuse or distribution of this work must contain somewhere a link back to the URL http://insaph.kcl.ac.uk/
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    Elements of a funerary prohibition. a: mentions of an altar; of [permission] given; of Tiberius Claudius M[- . . . ] and someone else aforementioned; of a stephanephoros, perhaps [Agatha]pous; further traces of the formula. b: [...] [in this sarcophagus there shall be buried [...] the aforesaid] and Tatia his wife [...] [and those] whom I wish or [prescribe [...] and in the] additional burial places [...]
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