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Deuo
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Nodenti
Siluianus
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anilum
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demediam
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donauit
Nodenti
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inter
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Seniciani
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petmittas
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tem
donec perfera(t)
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usque
templum [No]
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dentis
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Rediuiua
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‘To
the god Nodens: Silvianus has lost his ring and given half (its value) to Nodens. Among those who are called
Senicianus do not allow health until he brings it to the temple of Nodens.’
‘(This
curse) comes into force again.’
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Author: Silvianus
Authority: R. Collingwood, Richard Wright, Jim Adams
Publications: CIL vii 140, p. 306; Wünsch Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum (=Insc
Keywords: gold ring
Description:
Leaden plate, 2 1/2 x 3 1/8 in., found in, or before, 1817 at Lydney Park. Now at Lydney Park, Glos. Drawn by R. E. M. Wheeler, collated by R. G. C., 1928. Reproduced from Lydney Report, by courtesy of the Society of Antiquaries.
For a discussion of the possibility that this Senicianus was the Senicianus whose name is inscribed on a gold ring (CIL vii 1305) found at Silchester see Haverfield VCH Hants i 283 (contra); Goodchild Antiquity xxvii (1953) 100, Jocelyn Toynbee JBAA3 xvi (1953) 19.