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construction and
inspection of
public works,
including roads (viae),
sidewalks (
crepidines), and
sewers (cloacae),
carried out by the
local aediles acting under...
- *prosator, *vetustus
dierum et
ingenitus erat
absque origine primordii et *
crepidine est et erit in sæcula sæculorum infinita; cui est
unigenitus Xristus et...
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eternal victory,
Evermore and evermore!
Fluminum lapsus et
undae littorum crepidines, Imber, aestus, nix, pruina, silva, et aura, nox, dies,
Omnibus te concelebrent...
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century AD. A
stretch of
urban road,
paved with
stone bases and
bordered by
crepidines, is
particularly striking for its
extraordinary state of conservation;...
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sections that were ten or
fourteen metres wide. The
sidewalks (margines or
crepidines),
built only near the cities, were
between three and ten
metres wide on...
