Description: Eighteen white marble blocks or fragments of drafted masonry with a raised border above (blocks w: 0.80 or 1.18 × h: 0.34 × d: 0.52 or 1.32).
Text: Inscribed in one line on the face, after the drafting had been done; the text impinges on the drafted edges.
Letters: 0.07-0.075.
Date: 28 BCE (prosopography)
Findspot: Aphrodisias: Theatre, fallen in the Orchestra.
Original location: Theatre: stage building.
Last recorded location: Museum
English translation
Translation source: IAph2007
Caius Julius Zoilos, freedman of the divine Iulius' son Caesar, after being stephanephorus for the tenth time in succession (scil. gave) the stage and the proscenium with all the applied ornaments on it to Aphrodite and the People.
Bibliography
Transcription: New York University expedition 67.294, 67.447, 70.459, 70.634, 71.419, 71.420, 71.421, 71.170, 71.446, 73.215
Publication: Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique 1971.609 (mention); Reynolds, 1982 36b , whence SEG 32.1097, Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique 1983.388; AE 1984.878 , McCabe, PHI, 1996 93 , Smith, 1993 T.2; IAph2007 8.5.
Images
Fig. 1. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 2. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 3. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 4. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 5. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 6. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)
Fig. 7. Fragment (M. Roueché, 1977)