Deutsch: Römischer Grabstein aus Zürich, gefunden am 15. Mai 1747 auf dem Lindenhof; Datierung: ca. 185–200 n. Chr. Ausschnitt: zweite Hälfte der Inschrift. – Älteste Erwähnung des lateinischen Stadtnamens in der Form eines Adjektivs: Turicen(sis). «(…) Unio, Freigelassener des Kaisers, Vorsteher des Zollpostens von Turicum des gallischen Zolls, und Aelia Secundina, die Eltern, ihrem liebsten Sohn.»
English: Roman tombstone from Zürich, circa AD 185–200, excavated in 1747. Detail: second half of the inscription. – The Roman name of the city is mentioned in the form of the adjective Turicen(sis): "Unio, the emperor's freedman, head of the customs post of Turicum of the Gallic Customs, and Aelia Secundina, the parents, [erected this monument] for their dearest son." (In the preceding four lines of the inscription, the deceased son's name is mentioned: Lucius Aelius Urbicus, and the fact that he had lived one year, five months and five days.)
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