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Français : Musée gallo-romain de Fourvière (Lyon) - Jardin archéologique du théâtre antique de Lyon - Cippe en pierre blanche avec base et couronnement découvert derrière le chevet de l'église Saint-Irénée à Lyon. D(iis) M(anibus) / et memoriae / aeternae / Satriae Ursae / femin(a)e dulcis/sim(a)e Verecun/din(ius) Senilis / vet(eranus) leg(ionis) XXX U(lpiae) V(ictricis) / coniug(i) et sibi / vivus ponen/[d]um curavit / et sub ascia / dedi[cavit] : Aux dieux Mânes et à la mémoire éternelle de Satira Ursa, Verecundinius Seinilis, vétéran de la légion XXX Ulpia Victrix, à son épouse, de son vivant, a élevé (ce tombeau) et l'a dédié sous l'ascia. CIL XIII 1888 = CAG-69-02, p 667
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