Description: Two white marble blocks, one complete (a), one in two pieces (b and c) both with a drafted margin along the bottom but not the top edge. b + c also has drafted margins along both side edges, and a may have done, but it is damaged down the left side and broken away at the right. a (containing Column I) surviving width 0.67 x o.415 x depth (part buried) not less than 0.36, damaged along all edges, broken away at the upper left-hand corner and the whole right-hand side. b and c from the right and left lower sides of a block with a recessed border, containing Column II. b : left side, (w: 0.42 × h: 0.40 × d: 0.455); c: right side, (w: 0.25 × h: 0.415 × d: 0.46). Both are worn , particularly b.

Text: Inscribed on the face, in two columns

Letters: Rather mannered; column I: 0.012-0.013; column II 0.13 - 0.15.

Date: First to second centuries CE (lettering, prosopography)

Findspot: Aphrodisias: a: Walls, East stretch (north part): found in the NE facing stretch of wall north of the East gate. b: City, Village: in ruins of a village house east of the teahouse; c a stray find.

Original location: Unknown

Last recorded location: a, findspot; b and c Museum

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