Guild Document "fabri tignuarii Romae CIL 11, 03936"

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Document name fabri tignuarii Romae CIL 11, 03936
Name variant (this document) collegi(i) / fabrum tignariorum / Romanensium
Standard name of the group fabri tignuarii Romae
English standard name carpenters
Standard reference CIL 11, 03936
References to other standard editions CIL 11, 03936 = D 06588 = AE 2011, +00374
Source type inscription
Type of inscription honorary
Type of monument cippus
Main location Capena
Main province Italia: Regio 07, Etruria
Main admininistrative district Etruria (Regio VII)
Post quem 162 AD
Exact date 162 AD
Ante quem 162 AD
Notes on dating consular date
Corporate designation collegium
Internal institutions honoratus
Protectors
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Collective assets
Collective entitlements
Public recognition and privileges permission to use public space for monument
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Notes
An honorary cippus set up to a honoratus of the collegium on a public location by the city council of Capena, financed by a collection held among the decuriones, the augustales, the vicani, and the honorands own liberti.
Standard text of source
L(ucio) Pacatio Tyranno / honorato collegi(i) / fabrum tignariorum / Romanensium ex / decreto ordinis municipi(i) / Capenatium Foederatorum / conlatione facta ordinis / eiusdem municipi(i) et / Augustalium et vicanorum / item libertorum ipsius / ob merita eius / l(ocus) d(atus) d(ecreto) d(ecurionum) // Dedicata XIIII K(alendas) Oct(obres) / Iunio Rustico [II] / [Plautio] Aquilino [co(n)s(ulibus)] / [---] ludos [---] / [---]d---[---]---/ [[---]]nto [
Translation
To Lucius Pacatius Tyrannus, honoratus of the builders guild of Rome. (This monument was set up) by decree of the council of the city of Capena, a collection having been held from the council of the same city and of the Augustales and the vicani, likewise of the freedmen of the same, for his services.  The location was given by decree of the council.
Dedicated the 14th day before the Kalends of October (18 Sept.), during the consulship of Iunius Rusticus, for the second time, and Plautius Aquilinus … games …
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