Description: A small
altar
of limestone
w:
0.38 x h:
0.345 x d:
0.35
Text:
Inscribed, not very competently, on three faces: i on the left side,
ii at the front, iii on the right side.
Letters: Irregular: 0.02-0.065
Date: Late first - early second century CE (context)
Findspot:
Lepcis Magna: used to fill the entry of a hypogaeum in the
West Necropolis.
Original location: Unknown
Last recorded location: Lepcis Museum
English translation
Translation by: Charlotte Roueché
(i): To the gods below (ii): (scil. tomb) of Aristo: Adrumucus made (scil. it) from his own money; (iii): Diodorus Adrumucus, (scil. his) brother, oversaw (scil. the work).
Bibliography: Di Vita-Évrard, 1997, 1, 135-136, whence AE 1997.1584, EDH 049860
Images
None available (2021).