Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Prinicipal Investigator Michael Satlow

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 caes0007 Caes 0007

Caesarea, 232 CE. Column. Dedicatory.

 142 39-43

The diameter is 39 cm at the top, 43 cm at the bottom

Some damage at the lower back, which however does not interfere with the inscription

The first three lines are in the monumental alphabet used throughout the Roman period at Caesarea, while lines 4-5 are in the smaller, more cursive script of the second and third centuries. The letters are large and deeply cut. Dots or short dashes divide some words. H and E near the end of the second line are ligated and the 7-shaped symbols denotes the word: "centurio".

 232 CE Coastal Plain Caesarea Field C

Found in a disturbed context within Structure 2 in Field C. It had fallen onto the hypocaust above Vault 1.

 Caesarea Museum

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Caio FurioTimesitheo procuratori Augusti, Aurelius Iustinus centurio strator eius.

To Gaius Furius Timesitheus , procurator of Augustus. Aurelius Justinus , centurion and his strator.

Caio Furio Timesitheo procuratori Augusti, Aurelius Iustinus centurio strator eius.

plate X, nos. 7a, 7b 325, n. 26 696, n. 29