Sabine Baring-Gould,
In Troubadour-Land — Appendix C
(1891)
“ On the obverse it bears a representation of an inflated skin of a beast (a calf?) ; on the other side the inscription—Colle (gium) utri (culariorum) Cab (ellionensis) L (ucius) Valer (ius) succes (sor) . ”
Sabine Baring-Gould,
In Troubadour-Land — Appendix C
(1891)
“ Aug (ustæ) Aquis Sextis, navicular (io) Mar (ino) Are (late) Curat (ori) ejusd (em) corp (oris) patrono nautar (um) Druen (ticorum) et utricularior (um) corp (oratorum) Ernaginensium. Julia Nice uxor conjugi carissimo."To Marcus Fronto Eupor, Augustal sevir of the Colony of Julia Augusta at Aix, mariner of Arles, curator of the said corporation, patron of the corporations of the mariners of the Durance and of the utriculares of Ernaginum. Julia Nice to her dearest husband." ”
