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Français : Inscription latine d'époque romaine trouvée à Dijon (Côte-d'Or, France), place Saint-Étienne, en 1841 et conservée au musée archéologique. Il s'agit d'un petit autel dédié à Mars Cicolluis par Pudens fils de Pudentianus. Pudentianus est connu par un autre autel découvert au même endroit au même moment (CIL XIII, 5473) et daté de 242. Références : CIL XIII, 5479 ; Y. Le Bohec, Inscription des Lingons, n° 57 ; CAG, 21/2,, p. 256-257.
Français : Ancient Roman inscription from Dijon (Côte-d'Or, France), now in the archaeological museum. Altar for Mars Cicolluis by Pudens son of Pudentianus. References : CIL XIII, 5479 ; Y. Le Bohec, Inscription des Lingons, n° 57 ; CAG, 21/2,, p. 256-257.
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