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Gate inscription recording statues to Honorius and Arcadius, emperors. Rome, Porta Tiburtina. 401-402.
S(enatus) p(opulus)q(ue) R(omanus) / impp(eratoribus) Caess(aribus), dd(ominis) nn(ostris), invictissimis principib(us) Arcadio et Honorio, victorib(us) ac triumfatorib(us), semper Augg(ustis), / ob instauratos urbi(s) aeternae muros, portas ac turres egestis [inmensis] ruderibus [[---]] / [[---]] ad perpetuitatem nominis eorum simulacra constituit. /[---] v(iro) c(larissimo), praef(ecto) urbi, d(evotus) n(uminni) m(aiestati)q(ue) eorum.
'The Senate and People of Rome set up these statues (simulacra) to the emperors [and] Caesars, our lords [and] most invincible rulers, Arcadius and Honorius, victorious and triumphant, forever Augusti, because of the restoration of the walls, gates, and towers of the Eternal City, with the removal of immense ruins ... for the perpetuation of their name. ... of clarissimus rank, prefect of the City, devoted to their divine spirit and majesty.'
The inscription records the dedication of statues to the emperors, on the occasion of the completion of the Honorian works on the Aurelianic wall. The text was carved directly into the travertine curtain, and would not be readable unless the letters were painted.
Coates-Stephens 2001, 234 suggested that the reference to the immense ruins removed (l. 3) could be an allusion to the debris left by the demolitions carried out during the original construction of the wall, in the late third century. The material would have been incorporated into the Honorian heightening of the whole structure.
CIL VI, 1190 includes a line break in l. 4, between 'eorum' and 'simulacra'. This was corrected by Alföldy and Kruse, in CIL VI, p. 4344. The reference to the intervention of Stilicho (ll.3-4) and the involvement of the prefect Longinianus were erased, presumably after Stilicho fell from grace in 408. Longinianus, however, still had a successful career (PLRE II, 686-687 Longinianus).
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Un Asturiano ilustre nos visitó en unas condiciones lamentables. Menos mal que cuando hay una cámara sabe posar
The last Sunday of every month Mexico City's major streets and avenues are turned over to bicycle riders of all ages, which translates to 32 kilometers of road usually designated to cars and motorbikes. This is where one of the conundrums of pursing a democratic society comes to the surface: the inability to please everyone. That is drivers aren't happy with the detour as most people don't track of the date on which this event takes place only to face frustrating, constant detours --especially-- in the downtown area. It's fun to see and an opportune chance to share one's joy and passion for pursuing healthy habits --like riding a bicycle-- with others.
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Román Arcadio Hernández preparó el Corazón de Maguey. Receta: menumania.com.mx/manjares/428-corazon-de-maguey-version-f...
colt - Cowboy Cal out of Praviana by Tapit
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Sold to Arcadio Escamilla: $5,000 — at Fasig Tipton Sale Co.
Low oxygen caused the death of corals and crabs in Bocas del Toro, Panama. Photo: Arcadio Castillo/Smithsonian
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Gate inscription recording statues to Honorius and Arcadius, emperors. Rome, Porta Tiburtina. 401-402.
S(enatus) p(opulus)q(ue) R(omanus) / impp(eratoribus) Caess(aribus), dd(ominis) nn(ostris), invictissimis principib(us) Arcadio et Honorio, victorib(us) ac triumfatorib(us), semper Augg(ustis), / ob instauratos urbi(s) aeternae muros, portas ac turres egestis [inmensis] ruderibus [[---]] / [[---]] ad perpetuitatem nominis eorum simulacra constituit. /[---] v(iro) c(larissimo), praef(ecto) urbi, d(evotus) n(uminni) m(aiestati)q(ue) eorum.
'The Senate and People of Rome set up these statues (simulacra) to the emperors [and] Caesars, our lords [and] most invincible rulers, Arcadius and Honorius, victorious and triumphant, forever Augusti, because of the restoration of the walls, gates, and towers of the Eternal City, with the removal of immense ruins ... for the perpetuation of their name. ... of clarissimus rank, prefect of the City, devoted to their divine spirit and majesty.'
The inscription records the dedication of statues to the emperors, on the occasion of the completion of the Honorian works on the Aurelianic wall. The text was carved directly into the travertine curtain, and would not be readable unless the letters were painted.
Coates-Stephens 2001, 234 suggested that the reference to the immense ruins removed (l. 3) could be an allusion to the debris left by the demolitions carried out during the original construction of the wall, in the late third century. The material would have been incorporated into the Honorian heightening of the whole structure.
CIL VI, 1190 includes a line break in l. 4, between 'eorum' and 'simulacra'. This was corrected by Alföldy and Kruse, in CIL VI, p. 4344. The reference to the intervention of Stilicho (ll.3-4) and the involvement of the prefect Longinianus were erased, presumably after Stilicho fell from grace in 408. Longinianus, however, still had a successful career (PLRE II, 686-687 Longinianus).
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