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Location
JERU0617
Jerusalem, Early 3rd century CE. Slab. Funerary.
Transcription Dis Manibus
Lucius Magnius
Felix
miles legionis X Fretensis beneficiarius tribuni
militavit annos XVIIII vixit XXXIX |
Translation To the spirits of the deceased. Lucius Magninus Felix, soldier of the legio X Fretensis, beneficiarius of a tribune (of the legion). Served nineteen years. Lived thirty-nine (years). |
Diplomatic D∙M
L MAGNIVS
FELIX
MIL∙LEG∙X∙FRET∙B TRIB
MIL∙ANN∙XVIIII∙VIX∙XXXIX |
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Languages
Latin
Dimensions
H: 30.5 cm; W: 35.4 cm; D: 6.5 cm
Date
201 CE to 250 CE
Current location
Rooockefeller Museum, Jerusalem
Figures
No figures described.
Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
- ZoteroClermont-Ganneau, Charles. Recueil d’archéologie orientale. Paris : Ernest Leroux, 1888. http://archive.org/details/RecueilDarcheologieOrientaletome1.
Source of transcription
- ZoteroClermont-Ganneau, Charles. Recueil d’archéologie orientale. Paris : Ernest Leroux, 1888. http://archive.org/details/RecueilDarcheologieOrientaletome1.
Source of translation
- ZoteroClermont-Ganneau, Charles. Recueil d’archéologie orientale. Paris : Ernest Leroux, 1888. http://archive.org/details/RecueilDarcheologieOrientaletome1.
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