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inscriptions. <br>With '''Laureatus''',<br>

..., le nom apparaît fréquemment deux fois parmi les écrivains et dans des inscriptions avec divers cognomens; plusieurs Petronii ont obtenu le consulat, et l'un d

...der the empire, however, the name frequently occurs both in writers and in inscriptions with various cognomens ; many of the Petronii obtained the consular dignity

..., le nom apparaît fréquemment deux fois parmi les écrivains et dans des inscriptions avec divers cognomens; plusieurs Petronii ont obtenu le consulat, et l'un d

...zes Greek and Latin Inscriptions] is a collection of digitized squeezes of inscriptions from Greece, Italy, and Macedonia at the Ohio State University.

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...re native Italic water goddesses. The [[Latin]] term is ''lymphae'' but in inscriptions the Greek term ''nymphae'' was always used. ...ptunus]] was also the god of fresh and running waters and there exist many inscriptions to Neptunus and the nymphae.

...s of the termae, two necropolis and a funerary tombstone with versed Latin inscriptions.

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...urth] century the religion was as good as dead throughout the empire."[46] Inscriptions from the fourth century are few. There is evidence for an attempt to revive ...riman, a demon figure in the Zoroastrian pantheon. Arimanius is known from inscriptions to have been a deus in the Mithraic cult (CIMRM 222 from Ostia, 369 from Ro

...last traces of emperors being at the same time chief pontiffs are found in inscriptions of Valentinian, Valens, and Gratianus (Orelli, Inscript. n1117, 1118). From

... their worship in Rome and in all the provinces; and we find constantly in inscriptions such titles as ''flamen Augustalis''; ''flamen Tiberii Caesaris''; ''flamen

According to the numerous pedestals and inscriptions bearing the names of members of the imperial family, Olympia continued to e

... including the legend M AGRIPPA L F COS III (one of the most famous Roman inscriptions that will be recognized by many of you). The value of the Agrippa coin exce

...r as a source of regeneration played a role in the Mithraic mysteries, and inscriptions to Fons Perennis ("Eternal Spring" or "Never-Failing Stream") have been fou ...of Voltumna or Volturna was an Etruscan family-name attested by sepulchral inscriptions at Perugia and Sovana. It has been suggested that Volturnus was originally

...e in Fast. Ant. may be taken to be to the temple now under discussion. Two inscriptions of the later empire (CIL VI.434, 435) probably belong to this temple, and i ...al to that between the columns and the wall of the cella. As there were no inscriptions on the temples (Vell. loc. cit.) and evidently representations of a lizar

...ing the form of ''versus Saturnius'', the poetical format of Roman epitaph inscriptions, was written in memory and honor of Ti. Galerius Paulinus by Cn. Cornelius

*'''Ara Marmorea''', "marble altar" known from two inscriptions found near the Porta Capena<ref>CIL 6.9403 = ILS 7713, CIL 6.10020 and IGUR *'''Ara Providentia Augusta''', attested by the Arval Acts and later coin inscriptions; location unknown.<ref>Richardson, p.322.</ref>

:The 'Moorish gods' mentioned in Latin inscriptions in North Africa, who are almost never named. They were supposed to be 'salu ...rned with the good health and welfare of the people. There are hundreds of inscriptions of him in Portugal and Spain.

...heads with a white band<ref>Plin. H. N. XVIII.2</ref>. The number given by inscriptions varies, but it is never more than nine; though, according to the legend and ...thood to invoke a blessing on the whole territory of Rome. It is proved by inscriptions that this college existed till the reign of the Emperor Gordian, or A.D. 32