Location
JERU0497
Jerusalem, 138 CE. Imperial Dedication. Block.
Transcription Imperatori
Caesari
Tito Aelio Hadriano
Antonino
Augusto
Pio
patri
patriae
pontifici
auguri
decreto
decurionum |
Translation [no translation] |
Diplomatic TITO AEL HADRIANOANTONINO AVG PIOP P PONTIF
AVGVRIEX D D P P |
- Terminus post quem:
- Terminus ante quem:
Languages
Latin
Dimensions
H: 60 cm; W: 80-90 cm; D: 22-29 cm
Date
138 CE to 138 CE
Current location
southern wall of temple complex
Figures
No figures described.
Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
- ZoteroNaveh, Joseph. “A New Tomb-Inscription from Giv’at Hamivtar.” In Jerusalem Revealed: Archaeology in the Holy City 1968-1974, 73–74. Jerusalem: The Israel Exploration Society, 1975.
Source of transcription
- ZoteroNaveh, Joseph. “A New Tomb-Inscription from Giv’at Hamivtar.” In Jerusalem Revealed: Archaeology in the Holy City 1968-1974, 73–74. Jerusalem: The Israel Exploration Society, 1975.
Source of translation
- ZoteroNaveh, Joseph. “A New Tomb-Inscription from Giv’at Hamivtar.” In Jerusalem Revealed: Archaeology in the Holy City 1968-1974, 73–74. Jerusalem: The Israel Exploration Society, 1975.
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