Introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions (1896)
Egbert, J. C. (James Chidester), 1859-1948 · New York : American Book Co. · leaf 243
ngs, on the receptaclesthemselves, on separate slabs of stone, or on the cippi indicatingthe place of burial. These inscriptions va,ry in form and matteraccording to their period, or according to the caprice of the builderof the tomb, or even in accordance with legal restrictions. The earliest… … M. VaUi{s) ■ M{arci) fllios SEPULCHRAL INSCEIPTIONS 231 ■*» I L.Aiiii:i(s) ■ V{ihi) -JXilius) EpiVdphs rroui rrai;in;=lL- dalixig bc-twtjun l-jl»-lCLi u.c. a I. L. XIV. 8131, 8133, 3MT, 8052. If the tomb was intended for more than one person, the names ofall were often given. In this case the…
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