Inscriptions
A dedication to the town council and the officers of the imperial cult in Herculaneum.
A king of Bosporus honours Hadrian as a restorer and benefactor and is grateful for his registration as a friend of Rome.
A local agent sent by the Roman administration discusses the financial viability of Greek games and its impact on the city of Aphrodisias in the reign of Commodus.
A graffiti records an acclamation for the continuity of a strong Roman power.
A local benefactor prepares a statue and vows for the hegemony of Hadrian, and the perpetual preservation and victory of the Roman people and senate.
A couple of benefactors in Macedonia produce an invitation for gladiatorial spectacles that include vows for Severus Alexander and other constituent elements of Roman power.