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Latin epigraphy : an introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions (1919)

Sandys, John Edwin, Sir, 1844-1922 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 102

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^ Figured in A. H. Smith, Bril. Mus. Cat. of Sculpture, III pi. xxvii; alsoin Greek and Roman Life, p. 233 ; text in Bucheler, Carm. Epigr. no. 959, andDessau, ii (2) 7472. ^ DeSsau, 882 ; Fig. in Ritschl, tab. Lxxxvf, and in Daremberg et Saglio,s.v. Olla. Q. stands for Q[iijrlna tribit). W.… … Fig. 23. Roman Funerary Altar, in the British Museum. The first inscription runs :—L. Cocceius M(arci) filius Dexius Clymenusvixit annum I, menses VII, diem unum. The second:—C- Sergius Alcimus vixit ann(is) III, mensib(us) III, diebus tribus. Frumentum accepit dieX, ostio XXXIX. Sergius Alcimus…

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