Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Prinicipal Investigator Michael Satlow

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 caes0027 Caes 0027

Caesarea, 77 - 78 CE. Slab. Dedicatory.

 45 15-36

Fragment broken on all sides, the top is narrower than the bottom

Parts of the first three lines of imperial titulature survive. Above the first line there is a molding

Letters are carefully cut. Monumental alphabet.

 77 - 78 CE Coastal Plain Caesarea

Found in 1960 or 1961 at the edge of the sea.

 Kibbutz Sdot Yam Museum, IAA 1969-1002 (the stone could not be found there in 1984 and 1993: the editors have not seen it)

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imperatori Caesari Vespasiano Augusto pontifici maximo patri patriae consuli VIII censori imperatori XVIII tribunicia potestate VIII.

To the emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus , Pontifex Maximus...father of his country, consul for the eighth time, censor, imperator for the eighteenth time, with tribunician power for the eighth time...

imperatori Caesari Vespasiano Augusto pontifici maximo patri patriae consuli VIII censori imperatori XVIII tribunicia potestate VIII

The reconstruction of the numerals that refer to the role of imperator and to the tribunician power are not sure: they could also be, respectively, nineteenth and ninth.

27 260-1 pl. 8 fig. 37