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Originally published in Roueché (2004).
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Description of Monument
A white marblestatue base shaft without moulding (1.04 × 0.44 × 0.45); complete, but worn along the upper edge, and pierced for later use as a well-head.
Description of Text
Inscribed on the face; the text must have begun on a crowning feature.
The earlier copies show no significant variant readings.
Translation
Julia Cornelia Salonina Augusta. The most splendid city of the Aphrodisians put up her statue.
Commentary
See discussion at I.10.
Locations
City, Village: reused upright to serve as a wellhead, just north east of the Theatre.
Unknown..
Findspot (1980)..
History of recording
Copied by Loew; copied by Waddington; copied by Reichel (R.I.25); recorded by the MAMA expedition; recorded by the NYU expedition.
Bibliography
Published by Franz, no. b.6, from Loew; published by Waddington, LBW1625; published by Cormack from the MAMA records, MAMA 8, 453. Published by Roueché (1981), no. 1, whence BE1982.357; An.Ép.1981.765; republished by Roueché, Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity no. 2, whence McCabePHI Aphrodisias210.