Latin epigraphy : an introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions (1919)
Sandys, John Edwin, Sir, 1844-1922 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 182
100 and 180, and becomes an almost completecircle in 175 — 217 ^ The inscription runs roundthe circum-ference in two or three concentric bands. The following areexamples:—e.g. Opus doliare Dionysi Domitiae P. filiae Lucillae,Paeto et Aproniano consulibus (123 a.d.); ex fig(linis) M.… … Fig. 40. Stamps on a Roman tile in the Vatican Museum, 203-5 a.d.(from Wi.x\m% Atti Arvali, 1795, p. 544). Only part of tlie second stampis here reprodviced. 1 Dressel, Untersuchungeii Uber die Chronologie der Ziegelstempel der gensDomitia, Berlin, 1886, and C. I. L. xv (i) pp. i —ir. Cp. Egbert,…
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