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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Through the generosity of our perpetual lords, the Augusti Constantius and Constans, to Ceionius Italicus, of clarissimus and consular rank, distinguished and unique in all virtues, on account of the ...) |
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| + | Through the generosity of our perpetual lords, the Augusti Constantius and Constans, to Ceionius Italicus, of clarissimus and consular rank, distinguished and unique in all virtues, on account of the benefits of [his] honesty, endurance, firmness, generosity and exceptional love towards all, conferred on itself and on the province, the council ( ordo ) of the blessed colony of Constantina, and the province of Numidia, set [this] up to [their] patron. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Through the generosity of our perpetual lords, the Augusti Constantius and Constans, to Ceionius Italicus, of clarissimus and consular rank, distinguished and unique in all virtues, on account of the benefits of [his] honesty, endurance, firmness, generosity and exceptional love towards all, conferred on itself and on the province, the council ( ordo ) of the blessed colony of Constantina, and the province of Numidia, set [this] up to [their] patron. / rank | |||
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Revision as of 17:48, 12 May 2014
Base for statue of Ceionius Italicus, governor of Numidia and city patron. Cirta (Numidia). 343
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VIII, 7012
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Base for statue of Ceionius Italicus, governor of Numidia and city patron. Cirta (Numidia). 343
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LSA-2321
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University of Oxford
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Through the generosity of our perpetual lords, the Augusti Constantius and Constans, to Ceionius Italicus, of clarissimus and consular rank, distinguished and unique in all virtues, on account of the benefits of [his] honesty, endurance, firmness, generosity and exceptional love towards all, conferred on itself and on the province, the council ( ordo ) of the blessed colony of Constantina, and the province of Numidia, set [this] up to [their] patron.
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