A Roman epigraphic stone found in the ancient town of Brigetio, which was located in the Roman province of Pannonia superior. (This is present-day Komárom, Hungary.) Transcription: D(is) M(anibus) / C(aio) Iul(io) Candidiano / q(ui) vix(it) ann(os) XVIII / m(enses) VII omnibus / stud(iis) liberalibu(s) / erudito Iul(ius) Cres/ce(n)s fil(io) karissim/mo(!) et C(a)ecilia Marcellina / f(aciendum) c(uraverunt) Majuscule: D M C IVL CANDIDIANO Q VIX ANN XVIII M VII OMNIBVS STVD LIBERALIBV ERVDITO IVL CRES CES FIL KARISSIM MO ET CECILIA MARCELLINA F C
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