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  • Français : Inscription latine d’époque romaine trouvée à Bath (Angleterre, ancienne Aquae Sulis) en 1795 et conservée au musée. Inscription funéraire sur un dé en forme d'autel. Épitaphe d’un prêtre de la déesse Sulis. Il est mort à 75 ans c’est sa veuve et affranchie qui a fait réaliser le monument. Texte latin : « D(iis) M(anibus), / G(aius) Calpurnius / [R]eceptus sacer/dos deae Su/lis vix(it) an(nos) LXXV, / Calpurnia Trifo/sa l[iber]t(a) coniunx f(aciendum) / c(uravit) ». Références : CIL VII, 53 ; RIB, 155
  • English: Ancient Roman inscription in Bath. Grave of the priest of Sulis, Calpurnius Receptus. CIL VII, 53 ; RIB, 155
Deutsch: Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg HD018599 F009139
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