Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . S LXXDEPOSITVS DOMINO NOSTRO ARCADIO II ET FL. RVFINOVVCCSS XONAS NOBEMB. You, our nursing father, occupy a perpetual seat, being dead, anddeserving an end of your great dangers. Here happy, you find rest,bowed down with years. Here lies the tutor Antimio, who lived70 years. Buried on the nones of November ; our Lords Arcadiusfor the second time, and Flavins Rufinus being consuls, 392. Galleria Lapidaria. LEVITAE CONIVNX PETRONIA FOLiMA PVDOR1SHIS MEA DEPONEKS SED1BVS OSSA LOCO PARCITE VOS LACR1MIS DVLCES CVM CONIVGE NATAEVIVE
Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . S LXXDEPOSITVS DOMINO NOSTRO ARCADIO II ET FL. RVFINOVVCCSS XONAS NOBEMB. You, our nursing father, occupy a perpetual seat, being dead, anddeserving an end of your great dangers. Here happy, you find rest,bowed down with years. Here lies the tutor Antimio, who lived70 years. Buried on the nones of November ; our Lords Arcadiusfor the second time, and Flavins Rufinus being consuls, 392. Galleria Lapidaria. LEVITAE CONIVNX PETRONIA FOLiMA PVDOR1SHIS MEA DEPONEKS SED1BVS OSSA LOCO PARCITE VOS LACR1MIS DVLCES CVM CONIVGE NATAEVIVENTEMQVE DEO CREDITE FLERE XEFAS DP IN PACE HI NON OCTOBRIS FESTO VC. CONSS. Petronia, a priests wife, the type of modesty. In this place I laymy bones; spare your tears, dear husband and daughters, and be-lieve that it is forbidden to weep for one who lives in God. Buriedin peace on the 3rd nones of October, in the consulate of 472. 2 d 2 404 HANDBOOK OF AROBMOLO&Y. IRENE IN PACE. ARETVSA IN DEO. Irene sleeps in peace. Aretusa sleeps in Valeria sleeps in peace. ZOTICVS IIIC AD DORMIEXDVM. Zoticus laid here to sleep. DOMITIANUS AN I MA SIMPLEXDORMIT IN PACE. Domitianus, a simple soul, sleeps in peace. NICEFORVS ANIMADVLCIS IN REFRIGERIO. Nicephorus, a sweet soul, in a place of refreshment. IN PACEAVRELIO. FELICI QVI BIXIT CVM COIVCEANNOS X. VIII DVLCIS. IN COIVGIOBONE MEMORIE BIXIT. ANNOS. L. VRAPTVS ETERNE DOMVS. XII KAL. peaceTo Aurelius Felix, who lived with his wife eighteen years insweetest wedlock. Of good memory. He lived fifty-five away eternally on the twelfth kalend of January. THE PALAEOGRAPHY OF DIFFERENT NATIONS. 405 PEIMITIVS IN PACE QVI POSTMVLTAS. ANGVSTIAS FORTISSIMVS MARTYRET. VIXIT. ANNOS XXXVIII CONIVG. SVOPERDVLCISSIMO BENEMERENTI FECIT. Primitius in peace : a most valiant martyr after many 38. His wife raised this to her dearest well-deservinghusband. LANNVS XPL MARTIR HIC DIOC
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