The gens Abullia and its members are known from inscriptions almost exclusively concentrated in the Regio IV Italiae (Samnium et Sabina): most of them come from Aesernia and its territory. A text concerning Abullius L. Dexter, duovir quinquennalis and curator templi was found in the territory of Fagifulae (CIL IX, 2595). Now it’s possible to give a slightly different reading of it, thanks to the discovery of a hitherto unknown fragment.
Il L. Abullius Dexter di Fagifulae e il suo omonimo di Aesernia. Un nuovo frammento epigrafico e alcune considerazioni
RICCI, Cecilia
2016-01-01
Abstract
The gens Abullia and its members are known from inscriptions almost exclusively concentrated in the Regio IV Italiae (Samnium et Sabina): most of them come from Aesernia and its territory. A text concerning Abullius L. Dexter, duovir quinquennalis and curator templi was found in the territory of Fagifulae (CIL IX, 2595). Now it’s possible to give a slightly different reading of it, thanks to the discovery of a hitherto unknown fragment.File in questo prodotto:
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