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Català: Làpida romana amb inscripció relativa a Iluro
Español: Inscripción honoraria romana procedente de Mataró (Barc elona), conservada en el museo local, correspondiente con CIL II 4616 = IRC 1, 101: L(ucius) Marcius Q(uinti) f(ilius) Gal(eria) Optatus / aedil(is) Tarracone IIvir Ilurone / et IIvir quinquennalis primus / praefectus Asturiae tribun(us) milit(um) / legionis secundae Augustae / annor(um) XXXVI in Phrygia decessit
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