Building inscription under Augustus by Annobal Rufus
created: Transcription (Reynolds, Ward-Perkins)
source date: 2 CE: GODOT and GODOT
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], l99.ff, fig. 16; [...], 323, whence [...], 323, whence [...] 059268; [...] 104-109, whence [...] 24; for BSR images see BSR Digital Collections..

Imperatore Caesare Diui filio Augusto pontifice maximo tribunicia potestate XXIV consule XIII patre patriae Annobal ornator patriae amator concordiae flamen sufes praefectus sacrorum Himilchonis Tapapi filius Rufus de sua pecunia faciendum coerauit idemque dedicauit

i. When Emperor Caesar Augustus, son of the deified Caesar, chief priest, was holding tribunician power for the twentyfourth time, consul for the thirteenth, father of the country, Annobal, adorner of his country, lover of concord, flamen [local priest], sufete, in charged of sacred things, son of Himilcho Tapapius Rufus, saw to the construction at his own expense and also dedicated it.

IRT 323 is not bilingual, but rather renders the same Latin text as IRT 321-322.

Annobal Tapapius Rufus. See 319.