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29. Fl. Pelagius Ioannes gives a column

Description

• Monument: A white marble column fluted above and smooth below. 'Höhe: 154, Breite: 220.'.
• Text: Cut on the smooth surface, below the fluting.
• Letters: 0.085; irregular, somewhat elongated; abbreviations: scroll in l.1, Ρ above line in l. 3.
• Date: Later fourth century (titles, lettering).

Text

Translation

(Gift of) Flavius Pelagius Ioannes, clarissimus praeses.

Representations

Kubitschek notebook 3, page 38

Commentary

For Fl. Pelagius Ioannes see List of Governors, Pelagius Ioannes; see discussion at III.32.

Locations

• Found:North Agora; south portico on the eighth column (counted from the east) 'der Rest der 8. Säule' (Kubitschek). See plan 1.
• Original: Findspot.
• Last Recorded: This remnant has now disappeared, probably into the nearby water channel, which is lined with column fragments.

History

• Recording: Copied by Kubitschek (K.III.38, Abklatsch xxx); not reported subsequently.
• Bibliography: Published by Cormack, ABSA 59 (1964), no. 22, from Kubitscheck's copy; whence Robert, AC 35, 1966, 381, Roueché, Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity no. 29, PHI 608.
• Text constituted from: Publication.

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