Corinth Object: I 784
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   I 784
Title:   LATIN BUILDING INSCRIPTION
Category Code:   I
Object Number:   784
Related Objects:   I-785
Description:   Large rectangular slab, front face smoothly finished, edges worked with anathyrosis, back roughly picked. Clamp cutting 0.347 m. from right edge W. 0.030, H. 0.037, cutting through top, front face. Second small rectangular dowel hole 0.105 m. from rt.edge.
Writing:   inscribed. Inscribed on one face with parts of five lines of Latin. Associated with I-785 as part of dedication by Cornelii. I-784 contains the biggest part of text. I-785 contains only the first half of the first line, Q CORNELIV.
Material:   Fine white marble.
Condition:   Fragment. Ten joining frgts., complete except for left edge.
Dimensions Actual:   H. 0.614, Th. 0.055
Dimensions Preserved:   W. 0.98
Period:   Early Roman (44BC-1/2 2nd c AD)
Chronology:   End of the reign of Augustus-beginning of the reign of Tiberius
Area:   Lechaion Road
Context:   NB87 P88
Findspot Description:   Lechaion Road, south of the Old Museum. From floor of large northwest room in exedra area.
Bibliography:   West 1931, Corinth VIII.2, pp.103-104, cat.125
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: West, Corinth 8:2, 1931
Monument: Lechaion Road
Image: bw 1972
Basket: NB87 P88
Notebook Page: NB 87, spread 49 (pp. 88 - 89)