Ἑρεννίαν Γέμελλαν
L(ucio) Nonio Torquato Asprenate II M(arco) Annio Libone cos
Idib(us) April(ibus) anno XII Imp(eratoris) Caesaris Traiani Hadriani Aug(usti) mense Pharmuthi die XVIII alex
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descriptum et recognitum ex tabula professionum
quibus liberi nati sunt quae tabula proposita erat in foro Aug(usti) in qua scriptum fuid
id quod infra scriptum est M(arco) Claudio Squilla Gallicano T(ito) Atilio Rufo Titiano cos
anno XII Imp(eratoris) Caesaris Traiani Hadriani Aug(usti) T(ito) Flavio Titiano praef
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profesionales liberorum acceptae citra causarum cognitionem
tab(ula) VIII pag(ina) II amplioribus litteris scriptum est L(ucio) Nonio Torquato Asprenat[e] II M(arco) Annio Libone cos
et post alia pag(ina) IX VI Kal(endas) April(es)
C(aius) Herennius Geminianus HS ccclxxv fil(iam) n(atam) Herenniam Gemellam ex Diogenide M(arci) fil(ia) Thermu- thario V Idus Mart(ias) q(uae) p(roximae) f(uerunt) c(ivem) · R(omanam) ·
e · ad K(alendarium)
M(arci) Iuli Capitolini L(ucii) Petroni Celeris C(ai) Iuli Blandiani M(arci) Antisti Longi C(ai) Semproni Valentis T(iti) Flavi Macrini M(arci) Antoni Clementis
"To Lucius Nonius Torquatus Asprenate II and Marcus Annius Libo, consuls, on the Ides of April in the twelfth year of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, in the month of Pharmuthi, on the eighteenth day of the month, it was recorded and recognized from the table of professions, from which the children were born, which table was proposed in the Forum of Augustus, in which it was written that which is written below: Marcus Claudius Squilla Gallicanus and Titus Atilius Rufus Titianus, consuls, in the twelfth year of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, Titus Flavius Titianus, prefect of Egypt, the professions of the children accepted without the knowledge of causes. In the eighth table, on page two, it is written: Lucius Nonius Torquatus Asprenate II and Marcus Annius Libo, consuls, and after another page, on the sixth Kalends of April, Gaius Herennius Geminianus, HS 375, the daughter born Herenniam Gemellam from Diogenes, daughter of Marcus, Thermuthario, on the fifth Idus of March, which were nearest, were Roman citizens. And to the calendar."