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During the archaeological excavations of a necropolis in via San Pietro at Concordia Sagittaria (VE) ten marble fragments bearing traces of Latin inscriptions were found: they were part of the front side of two marble sarcophagi (A and B) set up on a high limestone podium. The paper discusses the two largest fragments – the first one pertaining to the sarcophagus A and the second one to the sarcophagus B – and a third one that also probably belonged to the sarcophagus A. The technical records of the other seven marble fragments and of a limestone fragment, found in the same archaeological area, but not pertaining to the sarcophagi A and B, are also offered. Finally, since one of the two largest fragments mentions a new Augustalis, the paper presents a complete census of the epigraphic documents concerning the sexviri and Augustales in Iulia Concordia.
Author(s): Luciani F
Editor(s): Rinaldi, F; Vigoni, A
Publication type: Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstract)
Publication status: Published
Conference Name: Le necropoli della media e tarda età imperiale (III-IV sec. d.C.) a Iulia Concordia e nell'arco altoadriatico. Organizzazione spaziale, aspetti monumentali e strutture sociali
Year of Conference: 2015
Pages: 71-86
Print publication date: 21/11/2015
Acceptance date: 27/01/2015
Date deposited: 15/05/2017
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ISBN: 9788898997312
