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Introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions (1896)

Egbert, J. C. (James Chidester), 1859-1948 · New York : American Book Co. · leaf 264

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aces, recordsof distances, measurements, and boundary lines, which are valuablein the study of the geography and topography of both Rome and ofher provinces, in addition to the ordinary information of other titulioperum publicorum. Miliaria Miliaria of republican days, which are rare, compared with… … Colmmia MiUa/Ha of P. PopiliuB Laenas, found near Hadria, on the Po. Date,P. FopilUtts 0. f. I COS. I vbXXXI C I. L. I. 550 = V. 8007. This is a stone column four feet high and twofeet broad, narrowing toward the hase for insertion in the ground. Mommsenconsiders it the oldest form of stone…

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