Description: A block, broken above and very damaged (H w: 0.60 × h: 0.62 × d: 0.32).
Text: Inscribed on the face; there appears to be a large rosette below the text.
Letters: First century BCE – First century CE; 0.025
Date: Late Republican or Augustan (prosopography)
Findspot: Aphrodisias: Necropolis, South area: 'Vor der Südmauer'.
Original location: Temple/Church Temenos.
Last recorded location: Findspot (1893)
Apparatus
4: ἐπι[τάγμ]ατα Cormack, 1964, IAph2007; ἐπι[κρίμ]ατα Robert, 1966
5: τ[οὺ]ς [θεοὺ]ς Cormack, 1964; τ[οὺ]ς [ὅρου]ς Robert, 1966
Translation
[This area is the sacred asylum as defined by the great Caesar, the Dictator, and his son Imperator Caesar] and the Senate and the people of Rome, as is also contained in the grants of privilege, the public documents and decrees. C. Julius Zoilos priest of Aphrodite set up the boundary stones.
Commentary
For the text compare 1.1, the right side of a pair to this boundary marker.
Bibliography
Transcription: Kubitschek, June 1893 K.III.35, Abklatsch 53
Publication: Cormack, 1964 16 , whence extensively reedited by Robert, 1966 401-412, whence Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique 1967.552 , Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique 1983.388, AE 1967.487 , McCabe, PHI, 1996 380 ; IAph2007 1.38.
Images
Fig. 1. Kubitschek notebook III, 35