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Deutsch: Grabstein von Atistia. Lateinische Inschrift: “Fuit Atistia uxor mihei/ femina opituma ueixsit/ quoius corporis reliquiæ/ quod (sic) superant sunt in/ hoc panario” („Atistia war meine Frau/ Sie lebte als die beste Frau/ deren sterbliche Überreste sich in diesem Brotkorb befinden”). Gefunden bei der Porta Maggiore, 1838.
English: Funeral stele of Atistia. Latin inscription: “Fuit Atistia uxor mihei/ femina opituma ueixsit/ quoius corporis reliquiæ/ quod (sic) superant sunt in/ hoc panario” (“Atistia was my wife. She lived as an excellent woman, whose surviving remains are in this bread basket”). Found at the Porta Maggiore, 1838.
Español: Placa funeraria romana encontrad cerca de Porta Maggiore en Roma en 1838,, correspondiente con CIL VI, 1958b = CIL I, 1206 (p 970) = AE 1993, 109 = AE 2004, 123: Fuit Atistia uxor mihei/ femina opituma veixsit/ quoius corporis reliquiae/ quod (sic) superant sunt in/ hoc panario
Français : Stèle funéraire. Inscription latine : « Fuit Atistia uxor mihei, / femina opituma ueixsit, / quoius corporis reliquiæ / quod (!) superant sunt in / hoc panario » (« Atistia était ma femme. Elle a vécu la vie d'une excellente femme, ce qui reste de son corps se trouve dans ce panier à pain. »
Italiano: Iscrizione funeraria di Atistia, moglie di Eurisace, originariamente posta sul sepolcro di Porta Maggiore. Perciò le ceneri erano riposte in un panarium.
Dimensions H. 72 cm (28 ¼ in.), W. 110 cm (43 ¼ in.)
institution QS:P195,Q836108
References Corpus inscriptionum latinarum, 1.2, 1206
Source/Photographer Jastrow (2006)

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