This chapter examines inscriptions on the Tabula Bantina in Oscan and Latin, suggesting cultural influences.
The Tabula Baritina is a small bronze tablet inscribed on both sides; the inscription on the one side is composed in Latin, and that on the other side is in the Oscan language, but in the Latin alphabet. The two inscriptions are of different subject matter.
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