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Tabula Contrebiensis
The Tabula Contrebiensis is a bronze tablet of 87 BCE found in 1979 at Botorrita, the ancient Contrebia Belaisca, near Zaragoza. Written in Latin, it records a dispute between two neighbouring communities over land and a water channel, decided by the senate of Contrebia under the authority of the Roman governor Gaius Valerius Flaccus. It is one of the earliest Roman legal documents from Spain.
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