Testamentum Dasumii
{'<entity_0>': 'Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum', '<entity_1>': 'Testamentum Dasumii', '<entity_2>': 'inscription', '<entity_3>': 'Rome', '<entity_4>': 'will'}
[['Testamentum Dasumii', 'collection', 'Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum'], ['Testamentum Dasumii', 'instance of', 'inscription'], ['Testamentum Dasumii', 'located in the administrative territorial entity', 'Rome'], ['Testamentum Dasumii', 'instance of', 'will'], ['Testamentum Dasumii', 'location', 'Rome']]
The <entity_1> refers to an <entity_2> in several pieces found in <entity_3>, that bears the only Roman <entity_4> inscribed on stone. Originally presenting the complete <entity_4>, while the surviving pieces of the <entity_2> include parts of all 133 lines, much of the beginning and ends of all of the lines are missing. Theodor Mommsen reconstructed this document for publication in the series <entity_0>, which was considered as faithful as possible until the recovery of a further piece by Antonio Ferrua in the 1970s, which added to the first 19 lines of the <entity_2>. A handful of actual wills have been identified amongst the papyrus, written by soldiers in Egypt such as Antonius Silvanus, but these are military wills and observe practices different than the so-called <entity_1>, which is an example of a <entity_4> amentum per aes ci libram.
['will', 'inscription']