Letter (or subscript) in Latin of emperors (Septimius
Severus and Caracalla) reconfirming Senatus Consultum exempting
senators from having to house guests; AD 204; found at Ephesos,
texts of same letter found at Antioch in Pisidia, Ephesos
(Ephesos 206), Hieropolis in Phrygian Pentapolis, Satala, and
unknown places near Ancyra (?) and in Troad and on Paros:
Reinach, Rev. ép. 1, 1913, 175; Drew-Bear & Eck & Herrmann,
Chiron 7, 1977, 355-383; Knibbe & Merkelbach, ZPE 31, 1978,
229-230, no. 4; Robert, BCH 102, 1978, 432-437; *IEph 208; Jones,
Chiron 14, 1984, 93-99; Williams, ZPE 66, 194-198, no. 6.
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IEph 208
| 1 | sac[rae litterae] |
| videri[s nobis senatuscon]- | |
| ultu[m ignorare —] |