Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity 2004

13. Dedication by Flavius Andronicus

Monument: A rectangular white marble base, with moulding at the upper and lower edges (0.57 × 1.165 × 0.485), which has been re-used.
Text: The first line—on the upper moulding—is from an earlier text, which has been erased from the face and replaced by the present text.
Letters: Line 1, 0.02; probably second century. ll.2-6, letters lightly cut, elongated and irregular; l. 3 was inserted after the main text had been cut and is in smaller letters (0.03-0.035) than those of the main text (0.04-0.05); lunate sigma and cursive omega.
Date: c. AD 337-350 (lettering, content).

With Good Fortune. Fl(avius) Andronicus, perfectissimus, made (this) and gave it to his own homeland.

Face (1972)	Face (1980)	Top of base (1994)

See discussion at II.25.

Found: Bouleuterion/Odeon: at the west side, re-used in the wall between rear chambers 4 and 5.
Original: Unknown.
Last Recorded: Findspot.

Recording: Excavated by the NYU expedition in 1964 (64.278).
Bibliography: Published by •Erim and Roueché (1982), no. 3, whence SEG 1982.1107; BE 1984.405, SEG 1985.1082 and discussion by D. Rössler, ''Andronikos IV'', in Künstlerlexikon der Antike (Munchen/Leipzig, 2001); by Roueché, Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity no. 13, whence PHI 169; by •Erim and Reynolds (1991), no. 14, whence SEG 1990.937..
Text constituted from: Copies (Reynolds, Roueché).

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