Images
Location
NABL0002
Nablus, Late Roman. Tombstone. Funerary (Epitaph).
Transcription Dis manibus Augindai equexsnumerorumnomerqorum Maurorum vixit annosXXX
haeres bene merenti |
Translation [no translation] |
Diplomatic DI MAVGEINDALEQEXNOMERQMMAVRORVMVIX ANNOXXXX
HBM |
- Terminus post quem:
- Terminus ante quem:
Languages
Latin
Dimensions
H: 90 cm; W: 60 cm; D: 18 cm
Date
135 CE to 330 CE
Current location
Rockefeller Museum (Jerusalem)
Figures
Soldier on horse, bearing a spear in hand above text
Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
- ZoteroAvi-Yonah, Michael. “Newly Discovered Latin and Greek Inscriptions.” Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine 12 (1946): 84–102.
Source of transcription
- ZoteroAvi-Yonah, Michael. “Newly Discovered Latin and Greek Inscriptions.” Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine 12 (1946): 84–102.
Source of translation
- ZoteroAvi-Yonah, Michael. “Newly Discovered Latin and Greek Inscriptions.” Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine 12 (1946): 84–102.
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