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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 198

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on,and it is practically certain that these inscriptions were begun onthe west end and were completed on the south side. Apparency,the only external rectangle was at the south-west corner. The Fasti consulares were divided into four, tables in doublecolumns. The first and second were on the west… … TRI. FASTI CONS. TRI. TRI. Fasti cons. TRI. (1)1- (3) 462-600 (2) 453 (3)533 (4) 601—745— (4) 628 462 -532 -625 766 -735 Fig- 43 {b)- Elevation of the South Side of the Regia, showing theprobable position of the Fasti Consulares (3) and (4), and of all the fourlists of the Acta Triumphorum (TRi.).…

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