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CIE 167

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Operculum triangulare ossuarii ex lapide alabastrite, ut videtur, BORM.; litteris haud dubie insculptis; repertum a Pitiano inter Volaterras et mare cum aliis urnis etruscis GA.; servabatur a. 1874 Florentiae in museo etrusco inter reposita BORM., ubi non vidi. – undated

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tivsvixitannoslx

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tivsvixitannoslx

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[abc]: Editor-restored letters (lacuna).
⟨abc⟩: Editor-supplied letters (engraver omitted).
{abc}: Letters deleted by the editor (engraver error).
ụ: Underdotted: extant glyph, uncertain reading.
¶: Line break in the original.
·: Word divider (interpunct or colon, original).

Commentary

Quid subsit, non video. 2. potest esse VET|TIVS. (cf. no. 77).

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FindspotOperculum triangulare ossuarii ex lapide alabastrite, ut videtur, BORM.; litteris haud dubie insculptis; repertum a Pitiano inter Volaterras et mare cum aliis urnis etruscis GA.; servabatur a. 1874 Florentiae in museo etrusco inter reposita BORM., ubi non vidi.

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