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About the end of July, 1732, in looking at the reparations of the cathedral of Narbonne, I observed an inscription to L. Aurelius Verus, on a great marble, whose back had been wrought into the ornaments of Gothic architecture, for the portal of the church; while the characters themselves stood inwards upon the mortar of the wall: but when the.portal was taken' down in order to be re-built, the Roman Letters, by purging off the lime, appeared distinctly in the following inscription, never yet published:
page 110 note [a] Jul. Capitolini, M. Anton. Philosophus, cap. vi. and xxvii.
page 110 note [b] Capitolini Verus Imp. c. iii.
page 110 note [c] U. C. 906. A. D. 154. L. Aurel. Caef. Sextil. Lateran. Coss. Isaacson. U. C. 906. A. D. 156. Antonin. Caef. Sext. Lat. Coss. Helvic. See also Relandi Fasti Consul. sub anno.
page 111 note [d] Jul. Capitol. Anton. Pius, c. iv. Verus Imp. c. ii.
page 111 note [e] Jul. Capit. Verus Imp. C. vii. M. Anton. Philosoph. C. xiii. cum notis, Casauboni.
page 112 note [f] Jul. Capitol. M. Antonin. Philosophus, cap. ix.
page 112 note [g] Jul. Capit. M. Anton. Philos. cap. ix. 12. Verus Imp. Cap. vii.
page 112 note [h] Gruter. p. xxv. 8. edit. Amstel. 1707.
page 112 note [i] Jul. Capit. Anton. Pius, cap. i.