Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), T, T, T

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In Latin.—T=tabula, te, tergum, terra, tesserarius, tiro, Titus, tribunus, tumulus, teruncius (1/40 of a sestertius).

T˙B˙Q=tu bene quiescas.

T˙C=titulum curavit.

T˙F˙C(R)=testamento faciendum (fieri) curavit (rogavit).

T˙K=tabularium castrense.

T˙L˙H˙F˙C=testamento legavit; heres faciundum curavit.

T˙O˙B˙Q=tibi ossa bene quiescant.

T˙P=tanta pecunia, tribunicia potestate.

T˙P˙I(M)=testamentum (titulo) poni iussit (posuit memoriae).

T˙R˙P˙D˙S˙T˙T˙L=te rogo praeteriens dicas sit tibi terra levis.

T˙S˙T˙L(T˙T˙L˙S)=terra sit tibi levis (tibi terra levis sit).

T˙V˙F=ture vino fecerunt.

Harry Thurston Peck. Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1898.

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Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)