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Deutsch: Nonnosus-Inschrift aus dem Jahr 532/533 im Altar in Molzbichl im unteren Drautal, Gemeinde Spittal an der Drau / Österreich / Europa. Einziges Schriftdenkmal Kärntens und Österreichs aus dem 6. Jahrhundert. Der Stein ist in der Pfarrkirche zum Heiliger Tiburtius eingemauert, war lange durch eine barocke Verkleidung verdeckt und paßt zu einer Reliquiengrube beim Hochaltar. Inschrift: Hic re[quies]/ci(t) servus Χϱ[ι](στου) / Nonnosus diac(onus) /qui vixit annos / p(lus) m(inus) CIII obiit / IIII Non(as) Septemb(res) / et deposit(us) est in / hunc loco XIII Kal(endas) Aug(ustas) indict(ione) XI / tertio (anno) post cons(ulatum) / Lampadi et Ores/tis v(irorum) c(larissimorum). Übersetzung der lateinischen Inschrift: Im Namen des Vaters, des Sohnes und des Heiligen Geistes. Hier ruht der Diener Christi, der Diakon Nannosus, der ca. 103 Jahre lebte. Er starb am 2. September und wurde am 20. Juli an diesem Ort im elften Jahr der Indikation bestattet, drei Jahre nach dem Konsulat der viri clarissimi Lampadius und Orestes. Der Stein wurde vermutlich in Oberkärnten gehauen und ist nicht der Grabstein des italienischen Abts Nonnous. Der Stein ist "unansehnlich, ein solches Denkmal hätte man niemals vom Soracte bis nach Karantanien transportiert."[1]
English: Church in Molzbichl near Spittal an der Drau / Carinthia / Austria / EU. The tombstone carries an early Christian inscription plate that reads: “Here rests the servant of Christ, Nonnosus, deacon, who lived more or less for 103 years. He died on September 2 at this place died on July 20...three years after the consulate of the illustrious men Lampadius and Orestes [i.e. in 533]. |
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- ↑ Karl Amon: Hagiographische Bemerkungen zur Nonnosus-Inschrift in Molzbichl. In: Geschichtsverein für Kärnten (Hg.): Carinthia I. Zeitschrift für geschichtliche Landeskunde von Kärnten. 1990 / 180. Jahrgang. S. 221-234, hier 233.
Camera location | 46° 46′ 23.49″ N, 13° 33′ 18.9″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 46.773192; 13.555250 |
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Date and time of data generation | 15:15, 30 December 2006 |
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