Fragmentary honours
created: Transcription (Reynolds, Ward-Perkins, Tantillo)
source date: Fourth century CE
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[All erased although most of the text is legible.] To a man of especial nobility and virtue, [...], perpetual justice, [...] and [...] sincerity, moreover one of incomparable prudence [...], their patron, the Lepcimagnensians set this up publicly, on account of his very extensive care for them [...].

. . . ! Uomo di eccezionale nobiltà, e dotato di ogni virtù, nonché di ponderata giustizia, di [mirabile?] integrità e di impareggiabile assennatezza, a . . . prefetto al pretorio, patrono, per i numerosi benefici apportati loro dalla sua previdenza . . . gli abitanti di Leptis Magna, a spese pubbliche

. . . to a man of exceptional nobility and of all virtues, but also of carefully considered justice and ... sincerity, of incomparable prudence, ..., praetorian prefect, their patron. For the many benefits brought by his provision, the people of Lepcis Magna (Lepcimagnenses) [set this up] from public funds.