Guild Document "centonarii Massiliae CIL 12, 00410"

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Document name centonarii Massiliae CIL 12, 00410
Name variant (this document) centonar(ii) / corp(orati) Massil(ienses)
Standard name of the group centonarii Massiliae
English standard name clothmen
Standard reference CIL 12, 00410
References to other standard editions CIL 12, 00410 (p 812) = SIRIS 00725 = CAG-13-03, 00060 = RICIS-02, 00605/0501
Source type inscription
Type of inscription honorary
Type of monument basis
Main location Massilia
Main province Narbonensis
Main admininistrative district
Post quem 161 AD
Exact date
Ante quem 169 AD
Notes on dating
Corporate designation
Internal institutions corporati
Protectors patroni
Collective action set up monument to patron
Collective assets
Collective entitlements
Public recognition and privileges permission to use public space for monument
Private duties and liabilities
Receive
Donate
Notes
Standard text of source Cn(aeo) Val(erio) Cn(aei) f(ilio) Quir(ina) / Pomp(eio) Valeriano / equo p(ublico) honorato / a sacratissimis Imp(eratoribus) / Antonino et Vero / Augg(ustis) auguri perpetuo / ob q(uem) hon(orem) HS C(milia) n(ummum) r(ei) p(ublicae) dedit / agonothet(ae) agoni[s] / Io<v=B>iani profet(a)e optime / de se merito centonar(ii) / corp(orati) Massil(ienses) patrono / [l(ocus)] d(atus) d(ecreto) d(ecurionum)
Translation
To Cnaeus Valerius Pompeius Valerianus, son of Cnaeus, of the Quirina tribe, honoured with the public horse by the most sacred emperors Antoninus and Verus Augusti, augur for life, for which honour he has given to the republic 100,000 sesterces, agonothetes of the Jovian Games, prophet. The incorporated clothmen (have set up this monument) to their most well-deserving patron. The location was given by decree of the council.
Notes on the source
Lengrand 1999 ( = AE 1999, 01012)