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(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Something similar to the consular robes of us brothers, the cloaks of honour, the third which they held, we present with this inscription; I, Probus, fulfil these duties towards my beloved mother, rep...)
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Something similar to the consular robes of us brothers, the cloaks of honour, the third which they held, we present with this inscription; I, Probus, fulfil these duties towards my beloved mother, repaying with statues the gifts that she had given. To Anicia Faltonia Proba, an adornment of the Amnii, the Pincii and the Anicii, wife of a consul, daughter of a consul, mother of consuls. Anicius Probinus, of clarissimus rank, consul, and Anicius Probus, of clarissimus rank, quaestor ( quaestor candidatus ), sons overwhelmed by their mothers merits, dedicated [this].
Property / Translation EN: Something similar to the consular robes of us brothers, the cloaks of honour, the third which they held, we present with this inscription; I, Probus, fulfil these duties towards my beloved mother, repaying with statues the gifts that she had given. To Anicia Faltonia Proba, an adornment of the Amnii, the Pincii and the Anicii, wife of a consul, daughter of a consul, mother of consuls. Anicius Probinus, of clarissimus rank, consul, and Anicius Probus, of clarissimus rank, quaestor ( quaestor candidatus ), sons overwhelmed by their mothers merits, dedicated [this]. / rank
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Fragmentary plaque from base for statue of Anicia Faltonia Proba, 'wife, daughter and mother of consuls'; erected by two of her sons. From Rome. 395.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VI, 1754 (+p. 4752)
Fragmentary plaque from base for statue of Anicia Faltonia Proba, 'wife, daughter and mother of consuls'; erected by two of her sons. From Rome. 395.

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    Something similar to the consular robes of us brothers, the cloaks of honour, the third which they held, we present with this inscription; I, Probus, fulfil these duties towards my beloved mother, repaying with statues the gifts that she had given. To Anicia Faltonia Proba, an adornment of the Amnii, the Pincii and the Anicii, wife of a consul, daughter of a consul, mother of consuls. Anicius Probinus, of clarissimus rank, consul, and Anicius Probus, of clarissimus rank, quaestor ( quaestor candidatus ), sons overwhelmed by their mothers merits, dedicated [this].
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