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                <p>Metrum: Hendecasyllaben. (B): Am Zeilenanfang muß ein dreisilbiger Cognomen ergänzt werden. Sowohl Faustinus (CLE 1511) als auc Ursinus (CIL 03, 07286) sind vogeschlagen worden. Weitere Vorschläge sind: Archippus und Aprullus.</p>
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                <listBibl><bibl>CIL 03, 07286. (B)</bibl><bibl>CLE 1511. (B)</bibl><bibl>M.C.J. Miller, Inscriptiones Atticae. Supplementum inscriptionum Atticarum 6 (Chicago 1992) 71-72, Nr. 45. (B)</bibl><bibl/></listBibl>
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