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| + | (...) they are in the same (...) described and assessed (...) from the memorandum of the emperors Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus, victor over the Arabs, victor over the Adiabeni, greatest victor over the Parthians [= Septimius Severus, Augustus 193-211], and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Septimius Severus‘ son Caracalla, Augustus 204-12], and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar [= Septimius Severus‘ 2nd son Geta] of the affairs that have been conducted, when the same were consuls, on the day before the Ides of September [= 12 September], at Eboracum [York, in Britain; the presence of the three emperors at York dates this inscription to 208/11]. When the emperors Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Caracalla] and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar heard Diogenes, son of Theochares, and (---), son of Dionysius, the advocates of the Aenii (...). | ||
| Property / Translation EN: (...) they are in the same (...) described and assessed (...) from the memorandum of the emperors Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus, victor over the Arabs, victor over the Adiabeni, greatest victor over the Parthians [= Septimius Severus, Augustus 193-211], and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Septimius Severus‘ son Caracalla, Augustus 204-12], and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar [= Septimius Severus‘ 2nd son Geta] of the affairs that have been conducted, when the same were consuls, on the day before the Ides of September [= 12 September], at Eboracum [York, in Britain; the presence of the three emperors at York dates this inscription to 208/11]. When the emperors Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Caracalla] and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar heard Diogenes, son of Theochares, and (---), son of Dionysius, the advocates of the Aenii (...). / rank | |||
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Record of Imperial Recognition
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AE 1986, 0628
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Record of Imperial Recognition
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(...) sie sind ebendort (...) niedergeschrieben und geprüft (...) aus den Protokollen der Kaiser Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus, Sieger über die Araber, Sieger über die Adiabeni, größter Sieger über die Parther [Septimius Severus, Augustus 193-211], und Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [Septimius Severus‘ älterer Sohn Caracalla, Augustus 204-12], und Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar [Septimius Severus‘ jüngerer Sohn Geta] über die Verhandlungen, die stattfanden, als die vorerwähnten Consuln waren [es ist unklar, ob sich dies auf die beiden Söhne des Severus bezieht, die 208 gemeinsam den Consulat bekleideten, oder auf eine Consulatsangabe im verlorenen ersten Teil der Inschrift; die im folgenden protokollierte Anwesenheit der drei Kaiser in Eboracum-York datiert die Inschrift auf 208/211; Septimius Severus trägt nicht den 209 Ende angenommenen Siegertitel Britannicus, so dass die Inschrift möglicherweise vor 210 entstand], am Vortag der Iden des September (12. September), in Eboracum [York]. Als die Kaiser Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [Caracalla] und Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar [Geta] Diogenes, den Sohn des Theochares, und (---), den Sohn des Dionysios anhörten, die Anwälte der Aioner (...)
(...) they are in the same (...) described and assessed (...) from the memorandum of the emperors Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus, victor over the Arabs, victor over the Adiabeni, greatest victor over the Parthians [= Septimius Severus, Augustus 193-211], and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Septimius Severus‘ son Caracalla, Augustus 204-12], and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar [= Septimius Severus‘ 2nd son Geta] of the affairs that have been conducted, when the same were consuls, on the day before the Ides of September [= 12 September], at Eboracum [York, in Britain; the presence of the three emperors at York dates this inscription to 208/11]. When the emperors Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus [= Caracalla] and Lucius Septimius Geta Caesar heard Diogenes, son of Theochares, and (---), son of Dionysius, the advocates of the Aenii (...).
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