This is the first document that allows one to situate the Fanum at Volsinii – or at least in the Volsiniese territory. It is said in the document that the annual Etruscan feast ("concilium principum Etruriae") was celebrated near "Volsinios", including games and combats of gladiators, and election of the federal "sacerdos". The document dates 4th century AD, thus the geographical indication in it can only refer to "Volsinii Novi", i.e. Bolsena, and not to Velzna (Latinized to "Volsinii Veteres", currently Orvieto), the town the Romans had conquered and destroyed more than five centuries earlier. New light is being brought into this area by British and Danish studies. The sacred rescript, found in 1733, was claimed false by the Italian historian Ludovico Antonio Muratori in his "Novus Thesaurus Veterum Inscriptionum" (pp. 1791–1795).