Latin epigraphy : an introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions (1919)
Sandys, John Edwin, Sir, 1844-1922 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 134
. VI] (b) other honorary inscriptions IDS inscription showing that it was granted to Bibulus by the senateand people, as- a place of burial for himself and his posterity.Since the burying or burning of any corpse within the city wallswas forbidden by the Twelve Tables, this tomb was doubtlessjust… … Fig. 32. The tomb of Bibulus, in Rome (after Canina, ArchiteUuraJRomana, 1830-40, no. 212). C. Poblicio L. f(ilio) Bibulo, aed(ili) fl(ebis), honoris \ mrtutisque caussascnatus \ consulto popidique iussu locus \ monumenio, quo ipse postereique \ eiusinferrentur., publice datus est (Wilmanns, 294 ;…
Inscriptions, Latin
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