3rd–2nd century BCE, decree in Venusia, in two versions (CIL IX 439 and 440):
Q RAVEL[I]O [Q F - - -] P COMINIO P F L MALIO C F QUAISTORES SENATU D [I R F?] CONSULERE IEI[S] CENSUERE AUT SACROM AUT POUBLICOM ESE - - - - - - [- - - SE]NATU CONSOLTU DE[- - -] AUT SACROM AUT POUBLIC[OM] LOCOM ESE O[MNES?- - -] CENSURE
Quintus Ravelius, [son of Quintus; - - -]; Publius Cominius, son of Publius; [and] Lucius Mallius, son of Gaius, quaestors, decreed that the Senate be consulted by them concerning [this matter to be done?], [and] that [it] be either sacred or public. - - - - - - [- - -] by decree of the Senate concerning [- - -] that the place be either sacred or public, [all?- - -] decreed.
Text: Gianfranco Purpura, editor (2012), “Decreta decurionum: Sulla presenza di decreta decurionum nella pars tertia, negotia, dei Fontes Iuris Romani Antejustiniani (A. Parma)”, in Revisione ed integrazione dei Fontes Iuris Romani Anteiustiniani (FIRA): Studi preparatori (Fontes; 3.1) (in Italian), volume I (Leges), Turin: G. Giappichelli Editore, →ISBN, archived from the originalon12August 2026, page225.