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

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F=fabri, faciunt (fecit, fecerunt, faciundum, factus), fastus, feliciter, feriae, fidelis, filius (the most frequent), fines, flamen, Flavius, Fortuna, functus.

F˙C=faciendum curavit.

F˙C˙P=fulgur conditum publice.

F˙D˙F=filiae dulcissimae fecerunt.

F˙D˙S=fecerunt de suo.

F˙D˙S˙S˙C=faciundum de senatus sententia curaverunt.

F˙F=felix fidelis, filius fecit, fiscus frumentarius Flavia felix (firma, fidelis), sc. legio.

F˙K˙F=filio karissimo fecit.

F˙I=fieri iussit.

F˙M˙F=filio mater fecit, filius matri fecit.

F˙P=filio prissimo, filio posuit, flamen perpetuus, Fortuna Praenestina, frumentum publicum, funus publicum.

F˙P˙M˙F=filii patri merenti fecerunt.

F˙P˙P=frater pius posuit.

F˙S=filio suo, fecit sibi, Fortunae sacrum.

F˙S˙ET˙S˙L˙L˙P˙Q˙E=fecit sibi et suis libertis libertatus posterisque eorum.

F˙S˙S=fiunt supra scripti (ae, a).

F˙V˙L=familia villae Lucullanae.

F˙V˙P=filiae vivus posuit.

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

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