Les beneficiarii

Nelis‐Clément, Jocelyne

doi:10.4000/books.ausonius.3920

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Fig 2 Types Of Beneficiarii Spearheads (After Alföldi 1959)1

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“…63 Such beneficiaries' stations are documented in Dacia atPorolissum, Buciumi and Căşeiu. 64 The largest number of monuments mentioning beneficiarii comes from the fort ofSamum (today's Căşeiu): 14 inscriptions. Four of them state the presence of a statio.…”

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The Beneficiarius Spearhead From Arcobadara

Gaiu

2014

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The paper is analyzing an artefact discovered in the Roman auxiliary of Arcobadara (today's Ilişua, Romania) on the northern frontier of the province of Dacia. This artefact represents a symbolic spearhead discovered on in an archaeological context belonging to the first phase of the earthen fort. The blade is strengthened on the edge with a bronze band that is ending on the lower part with two rings that symbolize the 'eyes' of a beneficiaries spear. The analogies that are almost identic to the piece under study come from Albertfalva and Gerulata in Pannoniaand from Regensburg in Rhaetia.

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The Beneficiarius Spearhead From Arcobadara

Gaiu

2014

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“…215 The 36 votive inscriptions and their associations with the various Roman and indigenous deities and cults have been studied, even if it was not possible to pinpoint the ritual sites. 216 Several inscriptions refer to priests. 217 Three funerary inscriptions have been published or newly interpreted.…”

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