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Fragment of a tombstone from the late antiquity in Geneva, Switzerland

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English: Fragment of a paleochristian funerary inscription on a limestone with a cross patty, dated to the sixth century CE, at the archaeological site of the cathedral of Saint-Peter in Geneva, Switzerland (inventory number 368). It reads: "IN HOC LOCO REQUIESCET EF A..." ("In this place rests..")
Français : Fragment d'inscription funéraire, VIe siècle. Calcaire (no. d'inv. 368). Croix pattée entourée de deux oiseaux, à la site archéologique de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre, Genève, en Suisse: "IN HOC LOCO REQUIESCET EF A..." ("En ce lieu repose...")
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