Corinth Object: I 4
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   I 4
Title:   INSCRIBED STATUE BASE: LATIN, GREEK
Category Code:   I
Object Number:   4
Description:   Cylindrical base, moulding at bottom, now broken away, vertical face, crowning mouldings broken away. 4 cuttings in top surface for insertion of bronze statue, oriented to rt. of Greek inscription: at lt. a round cutting D00.143, depth 00.115, set in 0.15 m. from edge; 0.23 m. to rt. second roughly foot-shaped cutting W00.13-00.17, depth 00.135, L00.225; 3rd cutting lies 0.37 m. behind heel of foot, circular D00.18, with side toward heel cut at diagonal with long oblique point strokes. Top worked with claw chisel; between first two cuttings surface cut down 0.02 m., worked with heavy point. Cuttings belong to second use of block, originally turned upside down with Latin inscription; Greek inscription added in 2nd phase.
Writing:   inscribed. Two inscriptions: Latin, largely erased: M.IVSTITIVS/PRISCVS ; Greek:]OMBRIONHLIODWROS/[EU]SEBHSENEKA
Material:   Fine white marble with diagonal foliation.
Condition:   Complete profile. Single fragment, complete profile; mouldings badly broken and part of face.
Dimensions Actual:   H00.88 D01.38 H00.13 (moulding)
Period:   Early Roman (44BC-1/2 2nd c AD)
Chronology:   Early Roman
Area:   Propylaia
Context:   Propylaia, Found in NW corner of Agora, i.e., SW of Propylaia
Bibliography:   Meritt 1931, Corinth 8.1, cat. 102; West 1931, Corinth 8.2, cat. 117
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Meritt, Corinth 8:1, 1931
Publication: West, Corinth 8:2, 1931
Monument: Propylaia
Image: bw 1663
Image: bw 1999 018 04
Basket: Propylaia, Found in NW corner of Agora, i.e., SW of Propylaia
Notebook Page: NB 53, spread 6 (p. 6)