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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 397

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\ Wv • £t This is a eautio de puella empta, dating March 17, 139 a.d., now in themuseum at Pesth. ^ Mommsen believes that the words empta sportellaria impiy that the girl was,sportulae causa, given with her mother without additional charge, sportulahaving the meaning of gratuity. 384 LATIN… … Inner face of second ttibvla of the Dacian triptych shown on p. SS3. Et alterum tantum dari, fide rogavit | Maximus Batonis, fide promisit Dasius \Verzonis, Pirusta ex KaviereH[o]. | JProque eapuella, quae s(upra) s^cripta)est, 5£ duceiiltns quinque accepisse et habere | se dixit Dasius Verzonis…

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