CIL VI. 3559-30986a – Rome | Center for Epigraphical and Palaeographical Studies

All squeezes are in the Arthur E. Gordon and Joyce S. Gordon Collection unless otherwise indicated.

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CIL 6.3559 (= CIL 6.32989) – Record of the building of a shrine, with a platform for military standards, dedicated by the soldiers whose names are listed in the inscription, 168 CE - EDR161372
CIL 6.3574 (= CIL VI p. 3407) - EDR030615
CIL 6.3580 – Epitaph for M. Blossius Pudens, centurion of the Legio V Macedonica, set up by M. Blossius Olympicus, his freedman, 69-79 CE [2] - EDR121888
CIL 6.3682 – Dedication with relief of Hercules and Diana, January 6 or 7, 188 CE - EDR166499
CIL 6.3692 (= CIL I²: 2.1, 31, 6.30913) – Monument for a freedman, ca. 125 BCE (date from note by A.E. Gordon on a comment by Tenney Frank) - EDR126801
CIL 6.3711 (= CIL 6.31009) – An inscribed altar to Silvanus dedicated by Gaius Humidius Qu(i)etus, a veteran of the eighth praetorian cohort, ca. 161-175 CE (2) - EDR146950
CIL 6.3716 (= CIL 6.31013; Album, 241) - EDR030616
CIL 6.3768 (= CIL 6.31322) – Dedication by L. Accius Iustus and his family for the health, victory and return of emperors Severus and Caracalla, Geta Caesar, Julia Domna and the imperial household (from the Parthian War?), 198-209 CE, probably 202 CE (2) [4] - EDR112025
CIL 6.3941 - EDR119404
CIL 6.3985 – Columbarium plaque with epitaphs of two of the empress Livia’s slaves: Tyrannus, her doctor, and Isochrysus, a wardrobe servant, late Augustan, early reign of Tiberius - EDR132382
CIL 6.4119 = Album, 78 - EDR136660
CIL 6.4228 – Epitaph of M. Ulpius Menophilus, an imperial freedman and assistant to the procurator ‘ab ornamentis’, 126 CE [2] - EDR121232
CIL 6.4345 – Columbarium plaque with epitaph of Proculus, head of the German bodyguard of Claudius (‘Ti. Germanicus’) before he was emperor, ca. 14-41 CE - EDR106172
CIL 6.4353 – Columbarium plaque with epitaph of Philonicus, an imperial slave under (probably) Claudius, 41-54 CE - EDR106218
CIL 6.5197 - EDR102406
CIL 6.6192 - EDR004920
CIL 6.6619 – Epitaph for Primus, slave of Nero’s wife, Statilia Messallina, set up by his uncle, Statilius Hesychus, a freedman, between 66 and 96 CE, probably 68 CE (?) - EDR030620
CIL 6.7299 on squeeze with CIL 6.7319 - EDR006357
CIL 6.7303 = Album, 108 - EDR141471
CIL 6.7319 - EDR006357
CIL 6.7358 - EDR141700
CIL 6.7462 (= CIL 6.852) – Fragment of an epitaph from a columbarium, 12 CE - EDR107870
CIL 6.7467 – Columbarium tablet of a wardrobe slave to Scribonia, ex-wife of Augustus, 40 or 39 BCE - EDR107871
CIL 6.7479 – Columbarium tablet with epitaph of D. Caecilius Optatus, aged two years and eight months, April 12, 16 CE - EDR107310
CIL 6.7578 - EDR107814
CIL 6.7876 (= CIL VI p. 3439; Ohl, Memoirs, 12) - EDR104112
CIL 6.7887 – Funerary tablet set up by C. Attius Primigenius, a freedman, for himself, his wife Flavia Agele, and their descendants and by Heraclides, an imperial bookkeeper, for himself, his wife Peloris, and their descendants, late 1st–early 2nd century CE, ca. 89-96 CE (?) - EDR107919
CIL 6.8420 - EDR100327
CIL 6.8680 (= CIL 6.33743) – Fragments of a dedication to the protective deities of the Horrea Galbae warehouses, late 68 CE [2] - EDR121818
CIL 6.8740 – Epitaph of Vinia, set up by her husband Onesimus, steward to Claudius before he became emperor, 4-41 CE - EDR156464
CIL 6.8755 – Columbarium plaque with epitaph of Zethus, a slave who served as a cook for Marcella, younger daughter of Augustus’ sister Octavia and C. Claudius Marcellus, Augustan period
CIL 6.8826 = Album 164 - EDR004917
CIL 6.8843 – Epitaph for Lucia (?) Pelagia set up by her husband, a slave dispensator under the emperor Claudius, 41-54 CE - EDR126756
CIL 6.8921 = Album 156 - EDR119794
CIL 6.8927 – Epitaph of Ti. Iulius Hilarus, imperial freedman and naval commander, set up by his wife, Claudia Basilea, Tiberian period or shortly after - EDR129424
CIL 6.8967 – Epitaph of Hyblaeus and Ismenus, brothers who were from the school headed by Ramus, a slave of Tiberius, 14-37 CE, perhaps as early as 4 CE
CIL 6.8991 – Metrical epitaph of L. Marius Vitalis, who died while traveling with Hadrian at age 17, set up by his mother, Maria Malchis, probably 117-138 CE (reign of Hadrian) - EDR159630
CIL 6.9021 - EDR180671
CIL 6.9161
CIL 6.9290 - EDR123877
CIL 6.9370 - EDR119859
CIL 6.9597 - EDR100504
CIL 6.9730 – Epitaph for Gnome, a hairdresser and slave to Pieris, January 28, 2 BCE - EDR176566
CIL 6.9801 - EDR029205
CIL 6.9892 – Columbarium plaque with epitaph of Thymele, keeper of silks (sericaria) and slave of Marcella, niece of Augustus, 1st century CE, Augustan or Tiberian - EDR177865
CIL 6.9920 – Fragment of a list of officers and members of a guild of shopkeepers, with visible guidelines, 402-408 CE, probably 403-406 CE - EDR166359
CIL 6.10051 – Epitaph of Scirtus, slave and charioteer for the Whites, with a list of all his races from 13-25 CE, set up by his wife (?), Carisia Nesis, a freedwoman, 25 CE or shortly after - EDR139855
CIL 6.10053-6.10054 (= CIL 6.37834) – Fragments of an inscription honoring the charioteer Avilius Teres, with a long list of the names of horses, after 110 CE, perhaps around 120 CE - EDR104900
CIL 6.10234 = Album 217 - EDR171003
CIL 6.10235 = Album 213 - EDR164926
CIL 6.10243 = Album 172 - EDR119865
CIL 6.10244a = Album 166
CIL 6.10293 – Fragment of a register of members in a burial association, 29 CE or a few years before - EDR119860
CIL 6.10299 – Fasti of the Collegium Fabrum Tignariorum (?), 7 BCE - EDR170349
CIL 6.11034 – Tablet verifying the records kept by the curators of the columbarium, M. Aemilius Crestus and M. Fabius Felix, September 30, 6 BCE (2) - EDR155405
CIL 6.12064 = CIL VI p. 3510; Ohl, Memoirs, 55 - EDR146702
CIL 6.13505a = Album 212 - EDR119161
CIL 6.14642 – Epitaph of Celadus, slave to Britannicus, the son of the emperor Claudius, 41-43 CE
CIL 6.15415 = CIL VI p. 3517; Ohl, Memoirs, 9 - EDR146009
CIL 6.15561 = Ohl, Memoirs, 117 (2) - EDR146605
CIL 6.16521 – Epitaph of Felix, freedman of Cn. Cossutius, ca. 62 CE [2]
CIL 6.16631-16632 – Funerary inscriptions for Minicia Marcella and her mother, Statoria Marcella, 105 or 106 CE - EDR103422
CIL 6.16832 = Ohl, Memoirs, 112 - EDR147491
CIL 6.18502 = CIL VI p. 3522; Ohl, Memoirs, 111 - EDR147493
CIL 6.19718 – Two epitaphs on the same stele for Isias and her daughter Isias, set up by Salvius, their husband and father, all slaves of Domitia Longina, second half of 1st century CE - EDR188154
CIL 6.19926 – Funerary inscription for C. Iulius Delphus Maecenatianus, freedman of Augustus, and his family, post-Augustan
CIL 6.21577 (top) + 6.518 (bottom) (= CIL I²: 2.1, 992, 6.30784) – Round altar dedicated to Mercury + highly carved marble funerary urn of D. Lucilius Felix on top, 1st century CE - EDR121913
CIL 6.23044 (= CIL 6.37881; Ohl, Memoirs, 161) - EDR146053
CIL 6.23532 – Funerary inscription for Oppia Theano, freedwoman of C. Oppius, 14 BCE
CIL 6.23733 = CIL VI p. 3529; Ohl, Memoirs, 108 - EDR145515
CIL 6.24465 = Ohl, Memoirs, 3 - EDR146274
CIL 6.25491 = Ohl, Memoirs, 119 - EDR146046
CIL 6.25527 – Record of repairs to a ‘solarium’ and surrounding areas, including seats, pavement, and part of a tomb, made by P. Rubrius Trophimus and P. Rubrius Agatho at their own expense, 94 CE - EDR145966
CIL 6.26165 = Ohl, Memoirs, 144 (2) - EDR146602
CIL 6.27526 = Album 42
CIL 6.27527 = Ohl, Memoirs, 21 - EDR145876
CIL 6.27556 = Album 306 - EDR102407
CIL 6.27660 = Ohl, Memoirs, 6 - EDR146477
CIL 6.28644 = CIL VI p. 3535; Ohl, Memoirs, 105 - EDR145510
CIL 6.28943 = Ohl, Memoirs, 20 - EDR146471
CIL 6.29107 = Ohl, Memoirs, 139 (3) - EDR146047
CIL 6.29223 = Ohl, Memoirs, 52 - EDR145886
CIL 6.29281 lines 3-6 = Ohl, Memoirs, 35 - EDR145893
CIL 6.29435 = Ohl, Memoirs, 61 - EDR145897
CIL 6.29681 - EDR020628
CIL 6.30685 = Album 289 - EDR121889
CIL 6.30722 (= CIL 6.235) – Dedication by Saturninus and Successus, two slaves, overseers in the public granaries, to the Genius of their warehouse for the welfare of the Imperial family, 75 CE - EDR132249
CIL 6.30735d (= CIL 6.315) – Side of a dedication to Hercules by M. Anicius Paulinus, listing Crispus and Constantine as dual Caesars and consuls, 321 CE - EDR122444
CIL 6.30753 (= CIL 6.396, 14.222*,3) – Votive dedication on a statue base to Jupiter Optimus Maximus and the Genius Venalicius (of the slave market) by P. Acilius Cerdo, a slave dealer (?), with erasure of Nero’s name, first half of 60 CE - EDR178541
CIL 6.30755 (= CIL 6.402, 10.1089*) – Votive dedication on an altar to Jupiter Optimus Maximus, the Sun, and Sarapis by Scipio Orfitus, a senator and augur, ca. 295 CE - EDR121423
CIL 6.30769 (= CIL 6.451) – Dedication of a shrine to the Lares Augusti, the Genius of the Emperors, and Trajan by the officials of the Vicus Censori, who restored the shrine at their own expense, late December, 100 CE - EDR121647
CIL 6.30779g (= CIL 6.503) – Altar dedicated to the all-powerful gods (i.e. Cybele and Attis) by Lucius Ragonius Venustus, the public augur and Pontifex Vestalis maior, after receiving the taurobolium and criobolium, May 23, 390 CE - EDR121506
CIL 6.30782 (= CIL 6.506) – Votive dedication on an altar to Cybele and Attis by L. Cornelius Scipio Orfitus, a senator and augur, after performing the taurobolium and criobolium, with an incised image of a priestly Phrygian cap and a pedum, ca. 295 CE - EDR121419
CIL 6.30784 (= CIL 6.518 (base) + 6.21577 (top), CIL I²: 2.1, 992) – Round altar dedicated to Mercury + highly carved marble funerary urn of D. Lucilius Felix on top, 1^st century CE - EDR121913
CIL 6.30787 (= CIL 6.537) – Metrical dedication by Rufius Festus to the goddess Nortia, with additional poem honoring him by his son Placidus, 4^th century CE (?) - EDR161344
CIL 6.30805 (= CIL 6.635) – Votive dedication (on a statue base?) to Silvanus by C. Iulius Castrensis, May 24, 141 CE (2)[2] - EDR136695
CIL 6.30845 (= CIL I²: 2.1, 28) – Dedication to Aesclepius by Marcus Publicius [Populicios], ca. 291 BCE - EDR102308
CIL 6.30889 – Dedication of an altar to Hercules by L. Antonius Caricus, 40 CE- EDR160791
CIL 6.30898 (= CIL 1²: 2.1, 30) - EDR126099
CIL 6.30901 – Fragment (right side) of a dedication to ‘Hercules of the House of Augustus’ by three workmen, June 1, 128 CE - EDR029206
CIL 6.30913 (= CIL 1²: 2.1, 31, CIL 6.3692) – Monument for a freedman, ca. 125 BCE (date from note by A.E. Gordon on a comment by Tenney Frank) - EDR029206
CIL 6.30922/ IG 14, p. 695-696 (= CIL I²: 2.1 730) – Bilingual dedication of Mithridates Philopater Philadelphus to the people of Rome, 169-150 BCE or after 84 BCE - EDR112045
CIL 6.30925 (= CIL 6.374/IG 14.987) – Bilingual dedication on a statue base by the Laodiceans to the Roman people in gratitude for benefactions, ca. 130 BCE (?), possibly as late as 83 BCE - EDR105932
CIL 6.30926 (= CIL I²: 2.1, 727, CIL 6.373) – Dedication by the Ephesians in gratitude for the restoration of their freedom from the Attalids, ca. 129 BCE - EDR183095
CIL 6.30975 – Votive inscription recording the dedication of an altar to Jupiter and other gods, January 1–June 30, 1 CE - EDR136734
CIL 6.30986 (= CIL I²: 2.1, 32) – Sacred dedication, date uncertain - EDR126800
CIL 6.30986a (= CIL 11.618*, 4) - EDR184162, EDR185124