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Fragment of an inspector’s funerary stele. Light marble, III century A.D., from Cremona, Italy
Internal courtyard of the Museum, where many epighraphs are shown
Some epigraphs refer to peculiar moments of one’s life and the good deeds one has done. They might encapsulate the life of a person in a few lines or suggestive depictions. One example is the epigraph dedicated to a military officer by his wife. The epigraph, of large proportions, expresses the pride for the good services paid by the officer in his profession.
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