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Flavinus
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Uploaded: 07/02/14 6:48 PM GMT
Flavinus
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To the Venerated departed:Here lies Flavinus,A Horse Soldier of the Cavalry Regiment of Petriana,Standard Bearer of the Troop of Candidus,Aged 25,Of 7 Years Service..Now that's History..R...
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As I read your intro, I happened to skip the word "soldier" and finished in awe thinking about ancients Romans who loved their animals so much ...:) The age 25 did not surprise me either in connection with the horse. LOL
Great historical tour you have made, dearest R. Thanks for sharing the results and treasures.
SAM & SAAB
Great historical tour you have made, dearest R. Thanks for sharing the results and treasures.
SAM & SAAB
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
That is true history indeed. Poor Flavinus died at at the age of 25!
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
He may have died in battle. It is often the case that if the horse has one hoof up, the rider was wounded in battle, two hooves up, he died in battle, and if no hooves were up, then the rider survived all the battles in which in fought.
This horse has two hooves up, I also noticed that the rider kicked a little a.. before meeting his end, too! lol.
This horse has two hooves up, I also noticed that the rider kicked a little a.. before meeting his end, too! lol.
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Good find, and well done my friend. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Great capture. Wouldn't have wanted to be the guy under that horse!!
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Very cool Richie! I like old stuff! Thank you for sharing the photo! Is much appreciated. Allen
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Allen trexrider@gmail.com
That's right Richie, because it's about 2000 years ago that Flavinus died.
Good capture of this monument.
Regards, Cornelius.