Location
EGAL0002
Tiberias, Second to third century CE. Sarcophagus. Funerary (Epitaph)
Transcription ἸουλιανόςΚρίσπουζήσας ἔτη
ιη |
Translation Julianus (son) of Crispus, who lived 18 years |
Diplomatic ΙΟΥΛΙΑΝΟϹΚΡΙϹΠΟΥΖΗϹΑϹΕΤΗ
ΙΗ |
- Terminus post quem:
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Languages
Greek
Dimensions
H: 37 cm; W: 43 cm; D: —
Date
100 CE to 299 CE
Current location
IAA 90-1340
Figures
Traces of red paint on the inscription and decoration
Small ivy leaf leaning left, with stalk that curls to the right to the right of the inscription
Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
- ZoteroDamati, Emanuel. “Three Inscriptions from Eastern Galilee.” Atiqot 35 (1998): 151–55.
Source of transcription
- ZoteroDamati, Emanuel. “Three Inscriptions from Eastern Galilee.” Atiqot 35 (1998): 151–55.
Source of translation
- ZoteroDamati, Emanuel. “Three Inscriptions from Eastern Galilee.” Atiqot 35 (1998): 151–55.
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"Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine," EGAL0002, 7 June 2026. https:doi.org/10.26300/pz1d-st89