<rs type="textType">Column dedication</rs>s by Claudia Antonia

Charlotte M. Roueché and Gabriel Bodard2007

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Originally published in McCabe (1993).

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Description of Monument

Three white marble columns, fluted above: i. standing, facing north west; very weathered. ii. standing, facing north west. iii. fragment of a column shaft.

Description of Text

Each inscribed below fluting; i. at 1.35 above base; ii. at 1.34.

Letters

0.07

Date

Second century A.D. (lettering)

Edition

ΚλαυδίαἈντω νία

Text Constituted From

Preliminary transcription (Reynolds); publications.

Translation

Claudia Antonia

Commentary

Robert suggested that the donor might be Claudia Antonia Tatiana; but there is no clear support for this.

Locations

Original location: Findspot; Found: South Agora, north portico: i Column 18, ii column 19, iii apparently from column 20, from east end; Last known location: Findspot

History of Recording

i. and ii copied by K&R, 'southern portico' (iii.38); i and ii recorded by the Italian Mission; i, ii and iii recorded by the NYU expedition.

Bibliography

i and ii published from K's notebook by Cormack, no. 24, on which see L. Robert, Ant. Class. (1966) 399-400, whence McCabe PHI Aphrodisias 88, 89, 90. i and ii published by Jacopi, MiItal. no. 7, p.226, whence BE 1948.211.

Photographs

i. Column (1985)

i. Text (1988)

ii. Column (1985)

ii. Text (1985)

iii. Column (1985)

iii. Text (1985)

Representations

Texts i and ii: Kubitschek notebook III, 38