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LSA-2332 Base for statue of Lucius Aemilius Quintus, provincial notable and priest. Gigthis (Tripolitania). 383-388








PROVENANCE AND LOCATION
City: Gigthis Province: Tripolitania Region: North Africa, Eastern (Tripolitania and Cyrenaica)
Details: From village of Henchir Djorf bu Grara (area of ancient Gigthis)
Current Location: No recent record
OBJECT
Object: Base Material: Unknown Re-Use? Yes
Form: Rectangular Height(cm): Width(cm): Depth(cm):
Language: Latin Text Type: Prose
SUBJECT
Honorand: Quintus, priest and ambassador Position: Civic Office-Holders Gender: Male
Awarder: Quintus, priest, at suggestion of the whole province of Tripolitania, and with a decree of the city council (ordo) of Gigthis Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials
DATE
Earliest: 383 Latest : 388
MAIN REFERENCE
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , VIII, 27 =III, 11025

Merlin, A., Inscriptions latines de la Tunisie, Paris, 1944, 11

INSCRIPTION
Text: Quinto fl(amini) p(er)p(etuo) sac(erdotali) prov(inciae). / Salvis ac toto orbe vin(cen)tibus / dddd(ominis) nnnn(ostris) Ffffllll(aviis) / Valentiniano Theodosio / (5) Arcadio et [[Maximo]] semp(er) Augggg(ustis), / ob meritum magnific(a)e legati/onis, quam pro voto totius / provinciae executus est et per/egit, Quintus, vir laudabilis, / (10) sacerdotalis, huic cupiens / conpetentibus meritis / respondere totius pro/vinciae consilio ad(que) / decreto ord(inis) / (15) n(ostri), [---]/ i[---] po-/s(ita) p(ecunia) p(ublica).
Trans: To Quintus, perpetual civic priest (flamen) and priest of the province. Our lords, the Flavii Valentinian, Theodosius, Arcadius and Maximus, eternal Augusti, being safe and victorious throughout the world. On account of his service on the glorious embassy, which he undertook and completed at the solemn request of the whole province, Quintus, a praiseworthy man, of priestly status, wishing to respond to him with a suitable reward, at the suggestion of the whole province and by decree of our city council (ordo), …[this] was set up at public expense.
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