Hegra, Inscription mentioning Caracalla
Description | Hegra, Inscription mentioning Caracalla |
Details | Dis deabusque Imm(ortalibus)
pro salute Imp(eratoris) Caes(aris) M(arci) Aur(eli)
Severi Antonini Aug(usti) Pii Fel(icis)
Parthici max(imi) Brit{t}an(n)ici max(imi)
Germanici max(imi) et Iul(iae) Aug(ustae)
matri(s) Aug(usti) et castrorum et
senatus et patriae Genio
Hospiti et Fortunae Reduci
et Marti Conservatori Aur(elius)
Gloriosus Aug(usti) lib(ertus) adiutor
tabulari(i) ob votum soluto
Translation
To the eternal gods and goddesses, for the well-being of our emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus Pius Felix, Parthicus Maximus, Brittanicus Maximus, Germanicus Maximus, and Julia Augusta, mother of the emperor, of the camps, of the Senate, of the country. To the genius of this inn, to Fortuna Redux, to Mars the Preserver.
Aurelius Gloriosus, imperial freedman, assistant at the archives, had solved his vow.
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Date | 213 CE–217 CE |
Inscriptionnr | EDCS-75900008 |
Creator | Jona Lendering |
Museum | Paris, Institut du monde arabe |
Licence | CC0 1.0 Universal |
Linked | Hegra |
Categories | Roman Empire |
Tags | Inscription |
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