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Inscription, smooth on reverse. Gray marble ... I |
Back smooth. inscribed. Single letter in Greek: D Fragment. Single frgt., broken all around ... 1929/07/30 ... I |
| Piece of slab, reconstructed with the non-joining fragment I-1530. inscribed. Five lines in Greek. The first one is fully reconstructed. Most of the text is contained in I-988, while I-1530 contains only ... I-1530 |
| Fragment ... I-1976-14A, I-1976-14B |
| White marble. Fragment ... I |
| Marble relief with head and bearded man, probably semi-draped, who may have reclined on couch; head frontal but upper torso begins to turn to 3/4 left view. Cloak on his left shoulder extends over pilaster, ... late 3rd c. BC, based on lettering, according to Corinth 8.3 ... I 1024 |
| Rectangular slab, cut from an earlier block or slab, back smooth but with a projecting band at the top which has been dressed down, top, where preserved, and left edge worked smooth, bottom edge worked ... Last quarter second century or first quarter of the third. Date based on provenience, lettering of slab ... I 1035 |
| Rectangular thick slab, cut from an earlier block or slab, back of which worked with claw chisel, top, where original preserved, worked smooth. Front of top and remaining edges irregularly broken but possibly ... Late Roman or Early Byzantine ... I |
Three fasciae with inscription on upper fascia. inscribed. One line of text in Latin. The letters were in bronze but are now lost, only the cuttings and the pin holes remain. I-1055 contains the first ... Reign of Domitian ... I-1056 |
| Fragment of large marble architrave, of pattern similar to I-1055. inscribed. One line of text in Latin. It contains the continuation of I-1055. The text of I-1056 is IVS S P. Marble Fragment. Left side ... 1931/06/17; 1931/06/18 ... I-1055 |
| Marble revetment with inscription, back smooth. Red paint in letters. inscribed. Single line in Latin. White marble. Fragment. Two joining frgts., preserving original top edge; broken all other sides ... 1931/04/30 ... Kent 1966, Corint 8.3, cat. 456, Corinth 22 I-77 |
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