Christian Epigraphy
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Sebastian (A. N. 348).
This Studentia was buried on the feast of S. Marcellus, January loth.
172 Christian Epigraphy 150 HIC • EST ■ POSITVS • BITALIS ■ PISTOR ■ MIA SHIC • ES • RG • XII • QVI ■ BICXITAN NVS • PL • MINVS • N ■ XLV • DEPO SITVS • IN • PACE ■ NATALE • D OMNES ■ SITIRETIS • TERT IVM • IDVS • FEBR • CONSVLA TVM • FL ■ VINCENTI • VVC CONSS (bushel measure) Basilica of S. Paul (a. D. 401).
Vitalis, a baker, is here recorded as having been buried on the feast of the martyr Soter, Febr...uary nth, "natale Domnes Sitiretis. " Occasionally reference is made to a commemora- tion service of the martyrs in the cemeteries, e. G. : 151 XVI • KAL ■ OCTOB ■ MARTVRORVw in chni TERV • MAIORE • VICTORIS • FELIaj {Fapiae:) EMERENTI ANETIS • ET ■ ALEXAN^/r/ Museum of the Capitol (new Hall of Christian Inscriptions).
This inscription is valuable because, besides giving the date of the feasts of the martyrs mentioned, it gives the name of the cemetery on the Via Nomentana in which they were buried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sebastian (A. N. 348).
This Studentia was buried on the feast of S. Marcellus, January loth.
172 Christian Epigraphy 150 HIC • EST ■ POSITVS • BITALIS ■ PISTOR ■ MIA SHIC • ES • RG • XII • QVI ■ BICXITAN NVS • PL • MINVS • N ■ XLV • DEPO SITVS • IN • PACE ■ NATALE • D OMNES ■ SITIRETIS • TERT IVM • IDVS • FEBR • CONSVLA TVM • FL ■ VINCENTI • VVC CONSS (bushel measure) Basilica of S. Paul (a. D. 401).
Vitalis, a baker, is here recorded as having been buried on the feast of the martyr Soter, Febr...uary nth, "natale Domnes Sitiretis. " Occasionally reference is made to a commemora- tion service of the martyrs in the cemeteries, e. G. : 151 XVI • KAL ■ OCTOB ■ MARTVRORVw in chni TERV • MAIORE • VICTORIS • FELIaj {Fapiae:) EMERENTI ANETIS • ET ■ ALEXAN^/r/ Museum of the Capitol (new Hall of Christian Inscriptions).
This inscription is valuable because, besides giving the date of the feasts of the martyrs mentioned, it gives the name of the cemetery on the Via Nomentana in which they were buried.
What to read after Christian Epigraphy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orazio Marucchi to read onlineMoreLess
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