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(‎Created claim: IPR (P25): University of Oxford)
(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): The school of the troops. To Flavius Marianus, of perfectissimus rank, commander of the fleet ( praefectus classis ) and curator of the city ( res publica ) of Misenum, who with arguments in our favou...)
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The school of the troops. To Flavius Marianus, of perfectissimus rank, commander of the fleet ( praefectus classis ) and curator of the city ( res publica ) of Misenum, who with arguments in our favour provided, restored and dedicated the wooden bridge which was for a long time collapsed and abandoned, and through which no one could pass; on account of his services, the most respectable council ( ordo ) to a worthy patron [set this up].
Property / Translation EN: The school of the troops. To Flavius Marianus, of perfectissimus rank, commander of the fleet ( praefectus classis ) and curator of the city ( res publica ) of Misenum, who with arguments in our favour provided, restored and dedicated the wooden bridge which was for a long time collapsed and abandoned, and through which no one could pass; on account of his services, the most respectable council ( ordo ) to a worthy patron [set this up]. / rank
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Revision as of 14:02, 12 May 2014

Base for statue of Flavius Marianus, commander of the fleet, curator and patron of Misenum. From Misenum (Campania). Fourth-fifth century.
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , X, 3344
Base for statue of Flavius Marianus, commander of the fleet, curator and patron of Misenum. From Misenum (Campania). Fourth-fifth century.

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    LSA-1920
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    University of Oxford
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    The school of the troops. To Flavius Marianus, of perfectissimus rank, commander of the fleet ( praefectus classis ) and curator of the city ( res publica ) of Misenum, who with arguments in our favour provided, restored and dedicated the wooden bridge which was for a long time collapsed and abandoned, and through which no one could pass; on account of his services, the most respectable council ( ordo ) to a worthy patron [set this up].
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