Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VIII, 22852 (Q6722)
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Fragmentary base for statue of local notable (name lost). From Thysdrus (Byzacena). 286-305
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Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VIII, 22852
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Fragmentary base for statue of local notable (name lost). From Thysdrus (Byzacena). 286-305
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LSA-2309
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University of Oxford
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... Aurelius, fortunate emperor, Maximianus Augustus ... money...to the first giver of gladiatorial games, generous (liberalis) with respect to all kinds of spectacles, an example of innocence, munificence, benevolence, who deserved more than many two-horsed chariots ( bigas ) … XXI (?) the collective of councils (?) set (this) up.
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