I decreti decurionali di Brindisi - article ; n°1 ; vol.14, pg 187-199

Cahiers du Centre Gustave Glotz - Année 2003 - Volume 14 - Numéro 1 - Pages 187-199
We have analysed three decrees of the Brundisium decurions, known from epigraphic copies : NSA, 1910, 146-147 ; CIL, IX, 47 e CIL, I2, 3173. The first two texts are decrees for young members of important families of the town. We have collated the manuscript of the 16th century, on which the edition of CIL, IX, 47 is based. In this way we have added to this text two more lines, previously published in CIL as an autonomous epigraph (CIL, IX, 187). The third decree belongs to the late republican period. It is handed down by a composite inscription containing name and cursus honorum of the late magistrate, followed by the honorary decree concerning this personage and another person, both alive when the honour was conferred.
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