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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 69

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he edge of the stone, between the fourth face and the first. Fig. 4. Inscription on the archaic cippus in the Forum (^);from a photograph by Vasari, Rome. 40 LATIN INSCRIPTIONS [CHAP Greek influence is clearly visible in the Duenos inscription, which runs, from right to left, round the outer… … ^m^s^^^- Fig. 5. The Duenos Inscription (slightly reduced from Dressel,Annali, pi. 1, 1880; C. I. L, i ed. 3, p. 371; Dessau, ii (2) p. 986). (1) /ove sat deivos qoi ined m itat nei ted endo cosviis virco sied (2) asted noisi ope loitesiaipakdri vols (3) Duenos medfeced en manovi einoin dzenoine…

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