Description:
Fragment of limestone (w:
0.16 x h:
0.18 x d:
0.04).
Text: Inscribed on the surviving face.
Letters: Quite carefully cut, perhaps second-third century CE, 0.04. The cross-bar on T in line 2 is distinctive and curly.
Date: Second to third centuries CE
Findspot:
Apollonia:
In the area west of the East Church, between that and the Roman
Baths; found in 1953.
Original location: Unknown.
Last recorded location:
Apollonia Museum.
English translation
Translation by: Joyce M. Reynolds
Not usefully translatable, although the praenomen Tiberius may have appeared in line 2, case unknown.
Commentary
Line 2: Perhaps from Τιβέριος.
Line 3: Unless Σ began a word, the preceding letter can only be Α or Ο in view of the vacant space surviving at the top of the line.
Bibliography: Reynolds, 1976, 28 and plate LXV, whence SEG 27.1185.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).
Images
Fig. 1. Face (Reynolds VI.36: Alföldi-Rosenbaum)