<rs type="textType">Funerary</rs> fragment

Joyce M. Reynolds2007

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Unpublished inscription. This version born digital.

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Description of Monument

Upper left corner white marble fragment from a sarcophagus (0.54 x 0.33 visible) , partly buried; complete to left, a projection (broken) to right.

Description of Text

Inscribed on the moulding, each line on a different plane.

Letters

Standard forms; ll.1, 3, 4, 0.02; l.2, 0.03; diairetic dots beside final I in line 3.

Date

Second to third centuries A.D. (lettering).

Edition ἡ σορὸς καὶ ὁ τόπος ο υἱοῦ Τιβερίου Ἀντωνία Ι των καὶ οὓς ἄν ὁ βουληθῆ
Translation

The sarcophagus and the place son of Tiberius Antonia [ . . .] and whomever

Commentary

Standard elements of funerary formulae.

Locations

Necropolis, South-east: beside path running east from East Gate Unknown Findspot (1973)

Text Constituted From

Transcription (Reynolds).

History of Recording

Recorded by the NYU expedition (Walls 146).

Bibliography

Unpublished.

Photographs

Face (1973)