Guild Document "fabri Praenestae AE 1987, 00230"

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Document name fabri Praenestae AE 1987, 00230
Name variant (this document) Convocatio etiam corporib(us) colleg(iorum)
Standard name of the group fabri tignuarii Praenestae
English standard name craftsmen
Standard reference AE 1987, 00230
References to other standard editions EAOR-04, 00030 = AE 1987, 00230 = AE 2006, 00272
Source type inscription
Type of inscription honorary
Type of monument basis, statua
Main location Praeneste
Main province Italia: Regio 01, Latium et Campania
Main admininistrative district Latium et Campania (Regio I)
Post quem 201 AD
Exact date
Ante quem 250 AD
Notes on dating Date taken from EDR
Corporate designation collegium ; corpus
Internal institutions
Protectors
Collective action
Collective assets
Collective entitlements
Public recognition and privileges
Private duties and liabilities
Receive handouts
Donate
Notes
This general reference to the corpora of the collegia of Praeneste must include the collegium fabrum (tignuariorum) attested in other inscriptions.
Standard text of source M(arco) Aurel(io) M(arci) fil(io) Pal(atina) Lulio / Eupraepeti, spl(endido) eq(uiti) R(omano), / patron(o) col(oniae), IIvir(o) q(uin)q(uennali), pon(tifici), s(---) F(ortunae) P(rimigeniae), / ludos scaenicos Pal(atinorum?) relig(ione) dign(os) / Fort(unae) Prim(igeniae) ededit. Convocatio etiam / corporib(us) colleg(iorum), cum honest(a) divis(ione) / sport(ularum) promeruit. Hic primus / Praenest(inorum) indulgent(ia) sacra / impetrata, die lusionis seu {con}/conpositionis singul(as?) feras cum / par(ibus) gladiator(um) ededit et d[ie] / [mune]ris [---] / ------
Translation
To Marcus Aurelius Lulius Eupraepetus, son of Marcus, of the Palatina tribe, splendid Roman knight, patron of the colony, duumvir quinquennalis, pontifex, … of Fortuna Primigenia. He has given Palatine theatre games worthy of the cult (in honour of) Fortunae Primigenia. (His) convocation to the corpora of the collegia, as well, has been well-rewarded with an honourable distribution of handouts. This (man) has given, as first of the Praenestines, on the day of the plays or of the compositions, each (?) (a show of) wild beast with an equal number of gladiators and on the day of the …
Notes on the source