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An Ancient Roman inscribed altar, 175–225AD, made for domestic use. It was found at Cataractonium, at Catterick, North Yorkshire]], England. Libations and other offerings were put on the top of the altar. The Latic inscription says: "To the mother goddesses of the household, Julius Victor willingly and deservedly fulfilled his vow for himself and his family". This item is on loan from the York Museum.

For further information about this altar, see: Roman Inscriptions of Britain.
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