M14 Cat. 363

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Fragment of white marble, probably of a base; broken on all sides except for a portion of the right edge and the inscribed face. Letters with apices.

M14 Cat. 364

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Fragment of white marble; broken on all sides except for a portion of the left edge and the inscribed face. Letters with apices.

M14 Cat. 365

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Pillar of white marble. The left half of the inscribed surface has been chiseled off.

M14 Cat. 366

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD. (Roman)

Base of marble; broken above and on the left. The remains of l. 1 are on a small joining fragment.

M14 Cat. 367

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Fragment of a base of white marble, only a portion of the right edge with molding is preserved; broken on the other sides.

M14 Cat. 368

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Right lower corner probably of a base of white marble; elsewhere broken.

M14 Cat. 369

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Four joining fragments of a plaque of white marble; only the lower right fragment has preserved a portion of the right edge. Letters with apices.

M14 Cat. 370

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD (letter shape). (Roman)

Two joining fragments of the lower portion of a base of white marble; broken above and on the left. The inscription stood in a rectangular field surrounded by a molding, of which only damaged parts of the right and lower edges are preserved. The side...

M14 Cat. 371

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Rectangular base of white marble. On the upper surface are three rectangular holes with channels. The inscribed face is nearly completely destroyed.

M14 Cat. 372

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Rectangular base of white marble. Only the very last letters of each line are visible.

M14 Cat. 373

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

117–38 AD. (Roman)

Fragment of a pillar of white marble with gray veins. The left face is broken off, and the other faces are smoothed. On the bottom, there is a simple molding, and there is anathyrosis on the upper face. The middle stroke of A is broken in ll. 1–7, st...

M14 Cat. 374

Altar, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Between 128/29 and 132 AD. (Roman)

Block (altar?) of white marble; in order to be reused, the upper and lower moldings have been chiseled off.

M14 Cat. 375

Altar, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Between 128/29 and 132 AD (ll. 1–5); after 138 AD (l. 6). (Roman)

Altar of white marble; top broken off, molding below. In order to be reused, the bottom and the right edge have been removed.

M14 Cat. 376

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Roman Imperial period. (Roman)

Fragment of coarse-grained white marble; the top, front, and bottom are preserved, while all other sides are broken. L. 2 is written in a recess. The letters (A with a broken bar, H with a separate horizontal stroke) are engraved rather superficially...

M14 Cat. 377

Sculpture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

“Somewhere between the Hadrianic period and ca. 180 AD” (Pleket); see below ll. [x]–2 comm.. (Roman)

Partly broken and damaged pedestal of marble, probably a statue support, with molding at the top; the uppermost part of the block is missing. In the missing part above l. 1 there was space for two to three more lines.

M14 Cat. 378

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Between 162 and 166 AD? (Roman)

Statue base of gray marble standing on a podium. The inscribed surface is concave, and the sides are rough. On the upper surface there is a rectangular hole.

M14 Cat. 379

Sculpture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Fragment of white marble, perhaps from a pedestal; broken on all sides except for a part of the left edge.

M14 Cat. 380

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (Roman)

Upper part of a base of gray marble; in the middle of the rear there is a rough, 0.22 m deep, protrusion. The upper end is formed by a simple molding, on which ll. 1–2 are written. There are holes for feet on the upper surface.

M14 Cat. 381

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

“Second (?) century AD” (Malay). (Roman)

Stele of marble with triangular pediment; there is a wreath above the inscription.

M14 Cat. 382

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd–3rd century AD (second neokoria, reign of Hadrian, until Elagabalus; see no. 397, 5 comm.). (Roman)

Fragment of a rectangular base of white marble. Only parts of the faces are preserved; a rectangular hole has been cut into the upper left rear corner.

M14 Cat. 383

Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd–3rd century AD (second neokoria, reign of Hadrian, until Elagabalus; see no. 397, 5 comm.). (Roman)

Fragments of white marble; fragments of the lower left edge: (a), ll. 15–18 + (b), ll. 19–21; of the right edge (the very last letters are mostly missing): (c), with a small portion of the upper edge, ll. 1–19 + (d), ll. 11–14 + (e), ll. 19–21. Fragm...

M14 Cat. 384

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Base of white marble.

M14 Cat. 385

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Probably 2nd century AD. (Roman)

Base of marble; broken above with the molding below trimmed. Between ll. 1 and 2, a horizontal line was chiseled later, perhaps in preparation for cutting the stone. The beginnings of the lines are obscured by the positioning of the block.

M14 Cat. 386

Statue Base, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD. (Roman)

Two joining fragments of gray marble, presumably of a base; broken on all sides except for the left edge.

M14 Cat. 387

Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (Roman)

Two non-joining fragments of marble; only parts of the upper and right edges of fragment (a) are preserved.