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Charlotte M. Roueché and Gabriel Bodard2007

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Originally published in McCabe (1993).

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Description of Monument

White marble stylobate and paving blocks.

Description of Text

Cut on the upper face of the blocks

Letters

None.

Date

Second-tenth century A.D. (context)

Edition
A board, type 3Rows.1, roughly cut and without a border (0.30 x 0.67); central line incomplete.
A board, type 3Rows.1, scratched, with a frame (0.48 x 0.58).
A board, type 3Rows.1, scratched, with a frame (0.29 x 0.60). A cross has been cut across the frame at the west end.
Two roughly cut boards, type 3Rows.1, with traces of a third; none have borders; there are also 3 type H.4.
Several circles, including one clearly but irregularly cut, type C.4.
Translation

No translation possible.

Commentary

See Roueché, ‘Gameboards’.

Locations

Theatre Baths, east portico: eastern colonnade, i-iii on the stylobate: i. between columns 2 and 3. ii. between columns 6 and 7. iii. between columns 5 and 6. iv. on the paving at the north entrance. v. on the paving of the street itself. Findspot Findspot

Text Constituted From

Preliminary transcription (Reynolds, Roueché).

History of Recording

Recorded by the NYU expedition.

Bibliography

Published by Roueché, Gameboards 4.

Photographs

iii (1983)
v (1985)