Guild Document "centonarii Aquileiae CIL 05, 01019"

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Document name centonarii Aquileiae CIL 05, 01019
Name variant (this document) [cent]onariorum
Standard name of the group centonarii Aquileiae
English standard name clothmen
Standard reference CIL 05, 01019
References to other standard editions CIL 05, 01019 = InscrAqu-01, 00683 = RSH 00106
Source type inscription
Type of inscription acta privata ; building inscription
Type of monument panel
Main location Aquileia
Main province Italia: Regio 10, Venetia et Histria
Main admininistrative district Venetia et Histria (Regio X)
Post quem 101 AD
Exact date
Ante quem 200 AD
Notes on dating Dated by Mainardis 2018: 172 (contra EDR 1-100 (paleographia))
Corporate designation
Internal institutions
Protectors
Collective action
Collective assets endowments
Collective entitlements
Public recognition and privileges
Private duties and liabilities
Receive nymphaeum? ; endowments
Donate
Notes
The inscription is mutilated but appears to document the donation by a widow in honour of her deceased husband and daughterof a building complex with cult statues and drawing water from a castellum publicum, presumably therefore a nymphaeum. The complex was either given or (at least) entrusted to the guild of centonarii who were also given an endowment of 2000 sesterces for maintenance purposes (in tuitionem).
Standard text of source [---] uxoris / [--- ma]rmoribus ex/[struxit cum sig]no aereo effi/[giei(?) --- cum sig]nis marmoreis / [---]e verva aqua / [--- cas]tello(?) publico / [---]o et cetera in / [--- fec]itque(?) opus / [collegium cent]onariorum(?) / [---]t et in tuition(em) / [dedi]t item praece/[dentibus(?) in] memoriam mari/[ti sui et filia]e suae HS II(milia) n(ummum) dedit
Translation
… wife … has erected in marble, with a bronze effigy (?) … with marble statues … a water head (?) … from the public (water) tower … and other (things) in …   The guild of clothman … the work ? … She also gave to the previous in memory of her husband and her daughter the sum of 2,000 sesterces.
Notes on the source
Mainardis 2018: 171-178