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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): [Statue of] Tannonius Crhysantius, patron of perfectissimus rank. Ever growing in his merits, the fame of the name of Crhysantius is celebrated by all the people and councillors ( patres ) with their ...) |
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| + | [Statue of] Tannonius Crhysantius, patron of perfectissimus rank. Ever growing in his merits, the fame of the name of Crhysantius is celebrated by all the people and councillors ( patres ) with their voices, [and] his fatherland assigns him bright honours with inscriptions.A destiny happy through the offspring of the man awaits you and yours for long years, looking forward to worthy grandchildren,and you highest God look to the family of Crhysantius. (transl. U. Gehn) | ||
| Property / Translation EN: [Statue of] Tannonius Crhysantius, patron of perfectissimus rank. Ever growing in his merits, the fame of the name of Crhysantius is celebrated by all the people and councillors ( patres ) with their voices, [and] his fatherland assigns him bright honours with inscriptions.A destiny happy through the offspring of the man awaits you and yours for long years, looking forward to worthy grandchildren,and you highest God look to the family of Crhysantius. (transl. U. Gehn) / rank | |||
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Lost base for statue of Tannonius Chrysantius, local patron. Puteoli (Campania). 350-400.
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Bücheler, F., Riese, A., Carmina Latina Epigraphica I , Leipzig 1885 (reprint 1964) , no. 327
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Lost base for statue of Tannonius Chrysantius, local patron. Puteoli (Campania). 350-400.
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[Statue of] Tannonius Crhysantius, patron of perfectissimus rank. Ever growing in his merits, the fame of the name of Crhysantius is celebrated by all the people and councillors ( patres ) with their voices, [and] his fatherland assigns him bright honours with inscriptions.A destiny happy through the offspring of the man awaits you and yours for long years, looking forward to worthy grandchildren,and you highest God look to the family of Crhysantius. (transl. U. Gehn)
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