Il macellum di Marruvium e il suo donatore Q. Fresidio Gallo

Authors

  • Cesare Letta

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25365/wbagon-2020-3-1

Keywords:

Marruvium, Macellum, Local administration, Roman Italy, Epistrategos

Abstract

The last lines of a lost inscription from Marruvium (CIL IX 3682) were so reconstructed by Mommsen: macellum et ar[cus] / in perpetuom ọ[rnatum] / municipio de[dit]. On the contrary, the author proposes macellum et ar[eam eius] / in perpetuum c̣[oncessa] / municipio de s[uo fecit]: Q. Fresidius Gallus would have accomplished a covered market and a market-place on his own property.

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Published

2020-04-21

Issue

Vol. 3 (2020): Municipal Structures in Roman Spain and Roman Italy. A Comparison, Proceedings of the Colloquium Vienna, 3rd July 2018

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