ISic001272: Monument with cornice bearing the name Chrysis

ID
ISic001272
Language
Ancient Greek
Text type
funerary
Object type
plaque
Status
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Apparatus criticus

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Physical description

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Description
A plaque with cornice above in a coarse stone, somewhat eroded and damaged around the edges and the surface. The epigraphic field below the cornice is 13.5 cm high. Five recessed rectangular panels occupy the flat surface below the cornice, the first from the left incised with a hatched lozenge pattern, the second bearing a large Christian monogram, the third and fifth an incised palm leaf decoration, the fourth a Greek text over a single line.
Object type
plaque
Material
sandstone
Condition
No data
Dimensions
height: 16 cmwidth: 28 cmdepth: 5.5 (plaque) - 8 (cornice) cm

Inscription

Layout
The text in the fourth panel runs from bottom to top and appears to be written retrograde.
Text condition
No data
Lettering

Letter heights
Line 1: 10-22mm
Interlinear heights
Interlineation line 1 to 2: mm

Provenance

Place of origin
Tauromenium
Provenance found
Found 'vicino lo Stagnone' in June 1773, from the area upslope of the Naumachia.
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Current location

Place
Palermo, Italy
Repository
Museo Archeologico Regionale Antonino Salinas , 8714
Autopsy
None
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Date

later 4th century CE (IG Palermo) (AD 350 – AD 400)
Evidence
No data

Text type

funerary

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Citation and editorial status

Editor
Jonathan Prag
Principal contributor
Jonathan Prag
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Last revision
7/30/2024