An unpublished1 funerary inscription, preserved in Alassio, on a private villa’s façade.
The stele bears the following text:
D(is) M(anibus) .
Fabiae Priscillae
P(ublius) Fabius
Ianuarius
patronae b(ene) m(erenti).
Probably from Rome, it might have been brought to Liguria as part of an antiquity collection2 .
You can see the PDF version here or you can download it: una_stele_funeraria_inedita_da_Alassio.
- It hadn’t been included in the epigraphical supplementum of Liguria (regio IX) and you can find a reference to it in EDR [↩]
- possibly related to the British tourism [↩]
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