Description:
A block, broken above and very damaged (H W. 0.60 × H. 0.62 × D. 0.32).
Text:
Inscribed on the face; there appears to be a large rosette below the text.
Letters:
Ist century B.C. – 1st century A.D.; 0.025
Date:
Late Republican or Augustan (prosopography)
Findspot:
Necropolis, South: 'Vor der Südmauer'.
Original Location:
Temple/Church temenos.
Last recorded location:
Findspot (1893)
History of discovery:
Recorded by Kubitscheck and Reichel (K iii.35; Abklatsch 53); not reported subsequently
Bibliography:
Published from Kubitscheck's copy by Cormack, ABSA 59 (1964), 16, whence extensively reedited by Robert, AC 35 (1966), 401-412; from this BullEp 1967.552; BullEp 1983.388, McCabe PHI Aphrodisias 380 . Cited Reynolds, A&R 160.
Text constituted from:
Notebook. This edition Reynolds (1982).
1·· ? ··]
2 καὶ [ἡ σ]ύ̣ν̣κ̣λητ[ο]ς καὶ ὁ δ[ῆμος]
3 ὁ Ῥωμαίω[ν] καθὼς καὶ τὰ φιλάν -
4θρ[ω]πα [καὶ] δ̣[ε]λτογραφήματα
5κ[αὶ] ἐ̣πι[τάγμ]ματα περιέχει ἀνέσ-
6τησε v. δὲ τ[οὺ]ς [ὅρου]ς Γάϊος
7[Ἰο]ύλ[ιο]ς [Ζ]ω̣[ΐλ]ος ὁ ἱερεὺς τῆς Ἀ-
8φροδίτης vac. .
1·· ? ··]
2ΚΑΙ[··]···ΛΗΤ[·]ΣΚΑΙΟΔ[····]
3ΟΡΩΜΑΙΩ[·]ΚΑΘΩΣΚΑΙΤΑΦΙΛΑΝ
4ΘΡ[·]ΠΑ[···]·[·]ΛΤΟΓΡΑΦΗΜΑΤΑ
5Κ[··]·ΠΙ[····]ΜΑΤΑΠΕΡΙΕΧΕΙΑΝΕΣ
6ΤΗΣΕ ΔΕΤ[··]Σ[····]ΣΓΑΙΟΣ
7[··]ΥΛ[··]Σ[·]·[··]ΟΣΟΙΕΡΕΥΣΤΗΣΑ
8ΦΡΟΔΙΤΗΣ   
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καὶ
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σ
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<unclear reason="damage" >
ύνκ
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λητ
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ο
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ς
καὶ
δ
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ῆμος
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Ῥωμαίω
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ν
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καθὼς
καὶ
τὰ
φιλάν
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θρ
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ω
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πα
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καὶ
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δ
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ε
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λτογραφήματα
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κ
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αὶ
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</unclear>
πι
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τάγμ
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ματα
περιέχει
ἀνέσ
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τησε
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δὲ
τ
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οὺ
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ς
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ὅρου
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ς
Γάϊος
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<supplied reason="lost" >
Ἰο
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ύλ
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ιο
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ς
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Ζ
</supplied>
<unclear reason="damage" >
ω
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ΐλ
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ος
ἱερεὺς
τῆς
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φροδίτης
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.
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Apparatus

In line 2, the first letter read by Kubitschek is no longer visible, and the second is now damaged.

Translation:

[This area is the sacred asylum as defined by the great Caesar, the Dictator, and his son Imperator Caesar] and the Senate and the people of Rome, as is also contained in the grants of privilege, the public documents and decrees. C. Julius Zoilos priest of Aphrodite set up the boundary stones.

Commentary:

For the text compare 1.1 (63.596), the right side of a pair to this boundary marker.

Photographs:
none.

Representations:

Kubitschek notebook III, 35
 Kubitschek notebook III, 35

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