Description: White marble block in three fragments. A is broken on all sides, but preserves part of the right edge. B and C join; they are broken away above and to the right. No measurements
Text: Inscribed on the face
Letters: Standard forms, no measurements
Date: First to third century. (lettering)
Findspot: Aphrodisias: Walls, ?north east
Original location: Unknown
Last recorded location: Findspot (1989)
English translation
Translation by: Charlotte M. Roueché
(A): . . . ] and whoever he may wish [ . . . ] having been constructed [ . . . ] and Claudia Julia [ . . . ] And the para- is [ . . . ] ?ancestral burying place [ . . .
(B): . . . ] the copy [has been deposited] in the [property archive [ . . . in the stephanephorate of x ]? Pyrrhos son of Zenon [ . . . ] in the month Xandikos.
Bibliography
Recorded: New York University expedition in 1989
Images
Fig. 1. A , B and C (Mossman Roueché, 1989)
Fig. 2. A (Mossman Roueché, 1989)