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English: Gallo-Roman-Germanic Matres and Matrones: Replica of an altar for the Mothers of Vacallinia (Matronae Vacallinehae) from Nettersheim, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (CIL XIII, 12024 = ER-03-10, 00008 = Lehner 00348 = AE 1920, 00005 = AE 1921, [p. 16 s. n. 50], +00050. Germania inferior / Pesch / Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium).

Deutsch: Gallo-römisch-germanischer Matronenstein der Matronae Vacallinehae aus dem Matronenheiligtum in Pesch (Fundort) bei Bad Münstereifel, Eifel, Nordrhein-Westfalen: Nachbildung des Weihesteins der Flaccinia Lefa an die Vaccalineischen Matronen (Cf. uni-heidelberg.de; CIL XIII, 12024 = ER-03-10, 00008 = Lehner 00348 = AE 1920, 00005 = AE 1921, [p. 16 s. n. 50], +00050. Germania inferior / Pesch / Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium).

→ original 20. April 2008: „Description: 'Görresburg', an ancient Roman temple area in Nettersheim Source: self-made Date: created 21. Apr. 2008 Author: Frank Vincentz [...]“
→ geändert 12. Mai 2008: „Description: Heidentempel Nöthen, an ancient Roman temple area in Bad Münstereifel - Nöthen Source: self-made Date: created 21. Apr. 2008 Author: Frank Vincentz [...]“
→ korrekt: Die Tempelanlage liegt auf der Anhöhe „Addig“ zwischen den Orten Bad Münstereifel-Nöthen und Nettersheim-Pesch.

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Matronis
Vaccallineihis
Flaccinia
Lefa
ex ius(su) ips(arum)
l(ibens) m(erito)
Übersetzung: „Den Vaccalineischen Matronen. Flaccinia Lefa hat ihr Gelübde auf deren Geheiß gerne und verdientermaßen erfüllt.“

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