Ἰούλιος Οὖρσος σκεψάμ[ενος μετὰ τῶν συν-]εδρευαντων
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Julius Ursus, having considered with those who were present, said: "It is necessary to speak about the most urgent matters and to reach out to all concerning the general's affairs. Therefore, he is being punished for the sake of his mother, not for the profit of the treasury, seeking profit from the lordly decree. And from this, let no one dare to transgress the law of the gods, nor let it be said that it will be neglected. The library will be preserved, and it is necessary to provide assistance."