M14 Cat. 598
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Unknown. (Roman)
Right half of a cinerarium lid of coarse-grained white marble. The inscription follows guidelines.
M14 Cat. 599
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
“Some year in the decade between Philippi and Actium,” i.e., 42–31 BC (Sardis VII 1, no. 129 comm.). (Roman)
Roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble; the inscription follows guidelines.
M14 Cat. 600
Pottery, Inscription
Ceramic
Probably between 85 and 27 BC (see l. 4 comm.). (Hellenistic)
Cinerary vase with graffito.
M14 Cat. 601
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
(a) ca. 50 BC? (Herrmann). (b) ca. 30–15 BC? (Herrmann); late 1st century AD? (letter shape). (Hellenistic)
Fragment of a roof-shaped cinerarium lid; the left and upper sides are preserved, while the right and lower sides are broken off. The cinerarium was used twice: both sloping sides are inscribed. The letter types of (a) and (b) are quite different; (b...
M14 Cat. 602
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. L. 1 is written on the lid, ll. 2–3 are on the chest.
M14 Cat. 603
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 9 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. The inscription is written on the lid.
M14 Cat. 604
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 9 BC. (Hellenistic)
Fragment of a cinerarium lid of bluish-white marble; broken on the left and right sides.
M14 Cat. 605
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC–1st century AD. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Cinerarium lid of marble.
M14 Cat. 606
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century BC? (Hellenistic or Roman)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. The inscription is written on the lid.
M14 Cat. 607
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Before 9 BC? (Herrmann, but see below l. 1 comm.). (Hellenistic or Roman)
Roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble.
M14 Cat. 608
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 27 BC (Malay; questioned by Herrmann). (Hellenistic or Roman)
Cinerarium of marble with a roof-shaped lid. The inscription is written on the lid.
M14 Cat. 609
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Before 9 BC? (Herrmann) (Hellenistic or Roman)
Marble cinerarium; no. 610 is the lid belonging to this chest.
M14 Cat. 610
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Before 9 BC? (Hellenistic or Roman)
Roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble with acroteria.
M14 Cat. 611
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble.
M14 Cat. 612
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Before 9 BC. (Hellenistic or Roman)
Left half of a roof-shaped cinerarium lid of marble.
M14 Cat. 613
Cinerarium Lid, Inscription
Marble, Stone
1st century AD. (Roman)
Cinerarium lid of marble.
M14 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.
M14 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.
M14 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.
M14 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.
M14 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.
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.
M14 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.
M14 Cat. 622
Inscription
Ceramic
Probably between 129 and 27 BC. (Hellenistic)
Cinerary vase; the inscription is in ink.