M14 Cat. 648

Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd–3rd century AD (letter shape [Herrmann]). (Roman)

Plaque of white marble; only the lower edge with molding is preserved, all other sides are damaged. Above the inscription there is a rasura.

M14 Cat. 649

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M14 Cat. 650

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd–3rd century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Two partly fitting fragments. There is a molding at the upper end, a portion of which, together with a part of the right edge, is only preserved on the right side of (a). Portions of the right and left edges are only preserved on (b). The other sides...

M14 Cat. 651

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Unknown. (Roman)

Fragment of the upper portion of a stele with pediment and acroteria, broken except for the left upper part.

M14 Cat. 652

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Unknown. (Roman)

Block of marble; broken on the left, rear, and probably upper faces; the right face is damaged.

M14 Cat. 653

Inscription

Marble, Stone

3rd or 4th century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Plaque of marble.

M14 Cat. 654

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st century AD? (letter shape). (Roman)

Plaque of white marble; broken on the right side; all other sides preserved. A semicircular recess on the left side is due to later use of the stone. A hole in the middle has destroyed two to three letters. On the right are the remains of a rectangul...

M14 Cat. 655

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

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

Stele of white marble; broken at the upper and lower right part. A tenon is partly preserved. Above the (rather worn) inscription are the remains of a relief in a recess: on the left are the feet of a standing person clad in a long garment.

M14 Cat. 656

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Year 240 Sullan era = 155/56 AD (Actian era = 209/10 AD). (Roman)

Tabula ansata of white marble.

M14 Cat. 657

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

The stele is Hellenistic (2nd century BC?) and so are the inscriptions in the wreaths. Lines 3–7 were inscribed when the stele was reused (in the 2nd century AD?). (Hellenistic; Roman)

Stele of white marble, partly damaged; a piece of the pediment and upper part is broken off. In a recess a relief shows (from left to right): a standing woman (pudicitia type); two small figures: a female servant holding a box, and, partly covered by...

M14 Cat. 658

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Unknown. (Roman)

Fragment of white marble; the upper and right sides are broken off. The left edge is circular, the lower one straight, and the left side (with a roll on the rear) is thicker than the right. On the left side are traces of mortar. The fragment, perhaps...

M14 Cat. 659

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st–2nd century AD (Herrmann, after the letter shape). (Roman)

Block of white marble; the upper and left sides are smoothed, while the right side is rough. It originally fit into a building.

M14 Cat. 660

Inscription

Stone

Earlier Roman Imperial period? (Roman)

Tombstone (no further details available).

M14 Cat. 661

Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (Malay). (Roman)

Tabula ansata of marble.

M14 Cat. 662

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Roman Imperial period (Malay). (Roman)

“Marble stele with triangular pediment and tenon. The top acroterion is missing. Above the inscription is a wreath-motif” (Malay).

M14 Cat. 663

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Roman period (SEG). (Roman)

Stele of marble with a triangular pediment and acroteria; “under the pediment and above the inscription representation of a mirror, a bird, framed within an olive wreath and a comb” (SEG).

M14 Cat. 664

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Unknown. (Roman)

Plaque; in the upper part are the remains of a relief; in the lower part is the inscription.

M14 Cat. 665

Inscription

Marble, Stone

1st century AD (Herrmann). (Roman)

Block of marble, which perhaps served as the closing stone of a tomb; only the right half is preserved, and the left portion broken off. The inscription stands in a recess.

M14 Cat. 666

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

In the area north of the Gygaean Lake, the Sullan era (year 178 = 93/94 AD) was used as well as the Actian (year 178 = 147/48 AD); see Leschhorn, Ären, pp. 505–6. The Sullan era seems preferable. (Roman)

“Marble stele in two joining pieces.…In the field between the first two lines, which is decorated with vegetation, there are two wreaths between three columns” (Malay).

M14 Cat. 667

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Year 234 (Sullan era = 149/50 AD; Actian era = 203/4 AD). (Roman)

Stele of local white marble; the pediment and tenon are damaged. Below the pediment there is a relief showing a wreath in the middle and pillar-like objects a bit below, on the right and left. Three-bar lunate sigma in ll. 1–2; Σ in ll. 3–11.

M14 Cat. 668

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD? (3rd century AD, Hanfmann and Ramage, R2). (Roman)

Stele of marble with triangular pediment, which is surrounded by floral ornaments; in its center there is a gorgoneion. In order to engrave this inscription an earlier one had been deleted and the surface smoothed.

M14 Cat. 669

Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD. (Roman)

Block of white marble, perhaps a “fragment of a marble sarcophagus” (Malay). For a detailed description, see ed. pr. The inscription is written in a tabula ansata.

M14 Cat. 670

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd century AD (Möbius). (Roman)

Stele of marble with triangular pediment. In a rectangular recess above the inscription, a woman stands between a bird (eagle?), and a distaff and spindle.

M14 Cat. 671

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Roman Imperial period (Malay). (Roman)

Roughly stylized tabula ansata of marble.

M14 Cat. 672

Cinerarium Lid, Inscription

Marble, Stone

2nd–3rd century AD (letter shape). (Roman)

Roof-shaped lid of a cinerary chest bearing the inscription no. 631 (see the lemma there for more details). The lid was turned over 90 degrees for reuse and its bottom transformed into a funerary stele showing a pediment with a rosette in relief. The...