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Fragment of an inscription related to a  soldier
Fragment of an inscription related to a soldier
Object numberCC41.030

Fragment of an inscription related to a soldier

Artist (Classical (Ancient European: Roman), NA)
CultureRoman
MediumMarble
Dimensions8 1/4 x 6 5/16 x 1 9/16 in. (21 x 16 x 4 cm)
Credit LineTransfer from Vassar College Classics Department, 1968
On View
Not on view
Classification(s)
InscribedTranscription: [. . . ]FORO [. . . ] | DOCUMENDO VI(T?)[---?] [---?]CORONAE ALLORI T(I)[---?] [---?]ET SIBBI A PATERN[---?] [---?]CIVITATIS PREN[---?] Edited Text: [---?]Foro[---?] [---?]documendo vi(tae?)[---?] [---?]coronae (v)allori ti[---?] [---?]et sibbi a patern[---?] Translation: ...In the forum...as a document of the life...a laurel wreath...and for himself by his ancestral ...
Vassar Exhibitions
DescriptionBroken on all edges, smooth face
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