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(‎Created claim: IPR (P25): University of Oxford)
(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): To Postumius Lampadius, of clarissimus and inlustris rank, governor ( consularis ) of Campania, restorer of the fatherland and renewer of public works, provider of the councillors and reliever of the ...)
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To Postumius Lampadius, of clarissimus and inlustris rank, governor ( consularis ) of Campania, restorer of the fatherland and renewer of public works, provider of the councillors and reliever of the people, on account of all his distinctions and to a patron by descent through a long ancestry; the councillors of Capua placed [this statue] as a symbol of a vow and obedience to him.
Property / Translation EN: To Postumius Lampadius, of clarissimus and inlustris rank, governor ( consularis ) of Campania, restorer of the fatherland and renewer of public works, provider of the councillors and reliever of the people, on account of all his distinctions and to a patron by descent through a long ancestry; the councillors of Capua placed [this statue] as a symbol of a vow and obedience to him. / rank
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Base for statue of Postumius Lampadius, governor of Campania and city patron. Capua (Campania). 400-407.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , X, 3860
Base for statue of Postumius Lampadius, governor of Campania and city patron. Capua (Campania). 400-407.

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    LSA-1942
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    University of Oxford
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    To Postumius Lampadius, of clarissimus and inlustris rank, governor ( consularis ) of Campania, restorer of the fatherland and renewer of public works, provider of the councillors and reliever of the people, on account of all his distinctions and to a patron by descent through a long ancestry; the councillors of Capua placed [this statue] as a symbol of a vow and obedience to him.
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