Le antiche iscrizioni di Palermo

Gabriele Lancillotto Castelli principe di Torremuzza, Le antiche iscrizioni di Palermo (Palermo, 1762), http://arachne.uni-koeln.de/books/Castelli1762

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Inscriptions

14 inscriptions

Cited range IDTitleDateOriginMaterialTypeObject typeLanguageCurrent location
[object Object] ISic000470Bilingual sign advertising engraving of inscriptionsAD 1 - AD 200
marbleadvertisementplaqueLatin and Ancient GreekPalermo
6 no.xiii with 123 no.xiii ISic001896Fragment of an architrave dedicated to Marcus Aurelius AntoninusAD 161 - AD 223
stonehonorificarchitraveLatinPalermo
11 no.xxi ISic000018I.Sicily inscription 000018AD 198 - AD 198
limestonehonorificbaseLatinPalermo
12 no.xxii ISic000017Dedication to Geta as CaesarAD 198 - AD 199
limestonehonorificbaseLatinPalermo
13 no.xxiv ISic000019Fragment of an inscription referencing one of the emperors styled Marcus AureliusAD 161 - AD 300
limestonehonorificunknownLatinPalermo
16 no.xxix and p.158 ISic000828I.Sicily inscription 000828200 BC - 101 BC
marblelist of magistratesplaqueAncient GreekPalermo
29 no.LIII (pl) and 273-292 ISic001668A tessera hospitalis recording xenia between Imulch and Lyson200 BC - 1 BC
ivorytessera hospitalistessera hospitalisAncient GreekMarsala
38 no.LXX and 317-328 ISic000169Epitaph for Domitius Himeraeus, his sister Domitia and his wife Alfia ZoticaAD 1 - AD 50
limestonefuneraryplaqueLatinPalermo
44 no.83 and p.340 ISic001236I.Sicily inscription 001236AD 101 - AD 300
marblefuneraryplaqueAncient GreekPalermo
53 no.103 and p.374 ISic001126I.Sicily inscription 001126AD 1 - AD 400
stonefuneraryplaqueAncient Greekunknown
68 no.3 ISic001116votive dedication to Aphrodite400 BC - 301 BC
limestonededicationtableAncient GreekPalermo
no. xxv ISic000024I.Sicily inscription 000024AD 285 - AD 285
limestonehonorificplaqueLatinPalermo
p.20 no.38, p.243 ISic001125I.Sicily inscription 001125200 BC - AD 300
stoneunknownN/AAncient Greekunknown
p.36 no.66 and p.310-313 ISic001127I.Sicily inscription 001127AD 201 - AD 500
marblefuneraryplaqueAncient GreekPalermo