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| Ionic capital with very evident use of drill. Ionic capital. Epistyle frieze block from colossal façade, upper order. Profile of Type A. Back roughly hewn. Now on foundation of Colossal Façade, behind ... |
| Marble inscription, rear face roughly worked. Letters fairly well cut. Belongs with I-1235I (Kent 1966, Corinth 8.3, cat. 314A), uninventoried frgt. (Kent 1966, Corinth 8.3, cat. 314B), I-1235K (Kent 1966, ... Augustan, according to Corinth 8.3 |
| Thick marble revetment slab with inscription, back roughly picked. Letters well cut. Belongs with but does not join I-285 (Kent 1966, Corinth 8.3, cat. 322B), I-682 (Kent 1966, Corinth 8.3, cat. 322C), ... 1st half 1st c., based on shape of letters, according to Corinth 8.3 |
O and N are joined by a ligature; Inscription is now lost, no nnote card. inscribed. Two lines of Greek. White marble. Fragment ... 1915/07/23 |
| Marble slab with inscription on both faces; obverse letters more deeply cut, reverse letters shallow but not badly cut inscribed. Obverse: Two lines in Latin:
Reverse: three lines in Latin: Bluish marble ... 1915/07/23 |
| Marble inscription, letters poorly cut. inscribed. Four lines in Latin. White marble. Fragment. Single frgt., broken all around ... After AD 69 on the basis of the legionary name; the rasura in line 1 may suggest AD 81-96 or 180-192. |
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