Description: 'Base' (Waddington); if this is complete, it must be a statue base shaft; the text must have begun on an upper feature.
Text: Inscribed on the face.
Letters: No description
Date: Second to third centuries CE (terminology)
Findspot: Aphrodisias: Walls, South-east stretch: 'in terra iacente' Sherard; 'in lapidibus oblongis ad austrum' (Picenini), near 12.515, so the south-east stretch.
Original location: Unknown
Last recorded location: Findspot (1850)
Translation
A public body or bodies...] according to what was decreed by the Council and the People (set up the statue of) C(aius) Julius Philippos, v(ir) e(gregius), father of a senator and of former procurators (or ? a former procurator?), who as curator also of our city acted with goodwill and was a benefactor on all occasions.
Bibliography
Transcription: Picenini, 1705 28, and, from Tisser, 64v, whence Sherard, 1705 38; Waddington, 1850
Publication: CIG II.2, 1835 2790 ; Le Bas and Waddington, 1870 1609 , whence OGIS 500 , McCabe, PHI, 1996 282 , Smith, 2006 H.45 (listed); IAph2007 12.536.
Images
Fig. 1. Sherard, fair copy (Harley MS 7509), f.7v, at British Library