The most convincing interpretation is that proposed by Lettich. The plural Flavii Servilii should be understood as referring to two or more members of the same family rather than to a single individual (Flavius Servilius). The names Otraustaguta and Ilateuta Felicitas appear to designate a couple, as suggested by the conjunction et and by the combination of the Germanic Ilateuta with the Latin cognomen Felicitas. Together, the Flavii Servilii, Otraustaguta, and Ilateuta Felicitas dedicated the inscription to Flavius Andia, described as collega optimus and centenarius of the numerus Brachiatorum. The interpretation of Zovatto, who considered Andia a fabricensis, is unlikely, since such affiliation would normally be explicit in the text. The inscription thus appears to be a military dedication by a group of comrades, possibly of Ostrogothic origin, to their superior officer