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![Inscribed Roof-Shaped Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for [- - -] Alexion, son of Philippos, of the tribe Tmolis](https://omphale.arthistory.wisc.edu/SD2017/SD2017.2500.jpg)
Inscribed Roof-Shaped Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for [- - -] Alexion, son of Philippos, of the tribe TmolisM14 Cat. 612
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Before 9 BC. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Left half of a roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid: Funerary Inscription for Apollonios, son of HarmodiosM14 Cat. 613
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century AD. (Roman)
Cinerarium lid of marble.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for ApolloniosM14 Cat. 614
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of marble; parts of the left and lower sides preserved, elsewhere broken.
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Inscribed Roof-Shaped Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Stratonike, daughter of Apollonides, wife of Metrodoros, the son of MenekratesM14 Cat. 615
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Fragment from the right-hand side of a marble roof-shaped cinerarium lid.
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![Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription: Funerary Inscription for Apphion, daughter of [- -]pides](https://omphale.arthistory.wisc.edu/1962/62.069.16.jpg)
Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription: Funerary Inscription for Apphion, daughter of [- -]pidesM14 Cat. 616
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of white marble, right and lower sides complete, left and upper sides broken. The inscription stands between guidelines.
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Inscribed Roof-Shaped Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for a womanM14 Cat. 617
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC–1st century AD? (Hellenistic or Roman)
Damaged fragment from the right side of a roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble. Irregular letters.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Stratonike?, daughter of Apelles?, wife of KaikosM14 Cat. 618
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC? (letter shape). (Hellenistic or Roman)
Right half of a cinerarium lid of marble. The surface is covered with incrustation.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for teenage son of Amphilochos
M14 Cat. 619
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Roman)
Fragment of the right portion of a cinerarium lid of white marble; parts of the right and lower sides preserved, elsewhere broken. The surface is badly worn.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary InscriptionM14 Cat. 621
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of gray marble; only a portion of the lower side is preserved, elsewhere broken and perhaps intentionally cut on the left side. The script is fairly careless.
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Inscribed Cinerary Vase: Funerary Inscription for Moschion, daughter of Pantainetos, wife of Menophantos
M14 Cat. 622
Inscription
Ceramic
Probably between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerary vase; the inscription is in ink.
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![Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Dio[- -], son of Dionmedes](https://omphale.arthistory.wisc.edu/SD2018/SD2018.0032.jpg)
Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Dio[- -], son of DionmedesM14 Cat. 623
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid; only a portion of the right side is preserved, elsewhere broken.
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Inscribed Cinerarium with roof-shaped lid: Funerary Inscription for Aphphion, daughter of menodotos, wife of Diogenes
M14 Cat. 624
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. The inscription is written on the lid.
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Inscribed Cimerarium: Funerary Inscription for Artemon, son of SipylosM14 Cat. 625
Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC–1st century AD? (letter shape). (Hellenistic or Roman)
Cinerarium of marble. The inscription is on one of the sloping faces of the lid.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Potamon, a sculptorM14 Cat. 626
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC–1st century AD. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of grayish-white marble; the left part is broken off.
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Inscribed Cinerary Vase: Funerary Inscription for Moschion, daughter of [- - -]ikles, wife of Menophilos
M14 Cat. 627
Inscription
Ceramic
Probably between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerary vase. The inscription is in ink.
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Inscribed Cinerary Vase: Funerary Inscription for a member of the tribe Sylleis
M14 Cat. 628
Inscription
Ceramic
Probably between 85 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerary vase. The inscription is in ink.
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Inscribed Cinerarium: Latin Funerary Inscription for Marcus Vigellius Rufus
M14 Cat. 629
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
December 7, 15 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerarium of marble. The inscription is on the chest.
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Inscribed Cinerarium with roof-shaped lid: Latin Funerary Inscription for Caius Octavius AlexanderM14 Cat. 630
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Roman Imperial period (Malay). (Roman)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. The inscription is on the chest.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid: Latin Funerary Inscription for Cnaeus Caecilius, son of Cnaeus
M14 Cat. 631
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC? (Hellenistic)
Roof-shaped lid of a cinerary chest with the inscription on one of the sloping surfaces; the other one is partly broken. For a later inscription on the same stone see no. 672.
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Inscribed Cinerarium Lid Fragment: Bilingual (Latin-Greek) Funerary InscriptionM14 Cat. 632
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Roman)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of white marble, broken on all sides. Bilingual Latin and Greek; in the Latin inscription, words are separated by triangular dots.
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Inscribed Stele: Funerary Inscription for Dromon, son of Ephesos, a MysianM14 Cat. 633
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Late 4th–early 3rd century BC. (Hellenistic)
Pedimental stele of bluish gray marble; broken at the lower part, with the sides damaged. Under the Greek inscription was later added a non-related text of at least six lines in Lydian script and language.
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Inscribed Stele Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Theon, son of Apollonides, an ArcadianM14 Cat. 634
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
3rd–2nd century BC? (letter shape). (Hellenistic)
Upper part of a stele of marble; partly damaged above and broken below. Below the inscription are traces of red paint.
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Inscribed Stele Fragment: Funerary Inscription for Zoilos, son of Pythagoras, from SamosM14 Cat. 635
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
3rd–2nd century BC? (letter shape). (Hellenistic)
Upper part of a stele of marble; partly damaged above and broken below.
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Inscribed Architrave: Funerary? Inscription Commemorating Victory in the Hoplitodromos at the 'Halieia'M14 Cat. 636
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
2nd or 1st century BC. (Hellenistic)
Architrave of marble. On the right and left sides further blocks were fixed (there are clamp holes on the upper side). The rear is slightly worked. The upper edge shows molding. There is a triglyph on the right side; on the left, there is a relief of...