Guild Document "fabri Carsularum CIL 11, 04580"

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Document name fabri Carsularum CIL 11, 04580
Name variant (this document) fabr(um)
Standard name of the group fabri Carsularum
English standard name craftsmen
Standard reference CIL 11, 04580
References to other standard editions CIL 11, 04580 = D 06634 = EAOR-02, 00033
Source type inscription
Type of inscription honorary
Type of monument basis, statua
Main location Carsulae
Main province Italia: Regio 06, Umbria
Main admininistrative district Umbria (Regio VI)
Post quem 180 AD
Exact date
Ante quem 250 AD
Notes on dating Date taken over from EDR
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Internal institutions
Protectors patroni
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Notes
Standard text of source
Sagitti.
L(ucio) Egnatio L(uci) f(ilio) Clu(stumina) / Vịc̣torino, IIIIvîr(o) / i(ure) d(icundo) quinq(uennali), p̲atṛono
August(alium) ịṭemque / fabr(um), editor̲i Iuven(alium), / ob insignis ve̲n̲a̲/ṭịonis ab eo edịṭa[e], / Ịuvene̲s ẹx a̲e̲r̲e̲ c̲ọḷḷ(ato) / p̣atrono; cuịus oḅ / dedic(ationem) dedit Ịuven(ibus) sing̣(ulis) ((sestertios)) XII, / decur(ionibus) ((sestertios)) XII n̅(ummos), VIvịṛ(is) ((sestertios)) II[X ? n(ummos)].
Translation
The Sagitii
To Lucius Egnatius Victorinus, son of Lucius, of the Clustumina tribe, quattuorvir iure dicundo quinquennalis, patron of the Augustales, likewise of the craftsmen, organiser of the Youth Games, for the remarkable hunting game given by him. The Youths to their patron (have dedicated this monument) with collected money, for the dedication of which he gave to the Youths each twelve sesterces, to the council members each twelve coins, to the seviri each eight(?) coins.
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