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79. Acclamation for Scholast[icius]

Description | Text | Translation | Images | Commentary | Location | History


Description

  • Monument: A white marble capital, with the bust of a man protruding from it (0.25 × 0.62 × 0.705). The head, which has been broken, interrupted the upper rim of the moulding.
  • Text: The inscription runs in one line on the upper rim, which is broken at the right.
  • Letters: 0.045; tall and thin.
  • Date: Fourth/fifth century (lettering).

Text [Font help][Conventions]

  cross Felix semper head Scholast[?icius]

Translation

May Scholasticius always be fortunate!

Photographs

Face (1972)
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Commentary

See discussion at V.60 and, on acclamations, V.54.

Locations

  • Found: Village: re-used in a house near the Theatre. Now in the dig-house garden.
  • Original: Unknown.
  • Last Recorded: Museum.

History

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