Fragmentary funerary inscription
created: Transcription (Reynolds).
source date: Probably second century CE
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he

Bibliography

[...], A.40, whence [...] 62.1795.21.

[...] Γάϊος Ι[...] καὶ [...] Κρισπ[...] ἥρω[...]

C(aius) I... ? and dedicated a statue of... ? Crispus... hero

It is not clear whether what survives of the text named one person or two; if one, then a man/boy is named in line 1, the name perhaps continuing in lines2-3, and in line 4 he is described as a hero; if two, the first name, beginning in line 1 probably named as a hero the man or boy described by the second (whose beginning we cannot assess, but ΚΡΙΣΠ[- . . ., probably Crispus, is likely to be his cognomen).

For heroization in the Sanctuary cf. C.466.