The island of Cyprus takes an oath showing their loyalty to Tiberius, praising Rome’s eternity and emphasising the kinship relations between the local Aphrodite and the Roman Venus
Inscriptions
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A dedication to the town council and the officers of the imperial cult in Herculaneum.
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.
The provincial governor settles a dispute concerning the freedom of Chios and describes the use of previous official documents
The free and autonomous city of Aphrodisias sets up a monument in Ephesus commemorating the grant of neokoria by Domitian
Augustus with Agrippa rule that sacred and public lands should be returned to local institutions.
Decree of the Greek cities in Asia accepting the proposal by the governor Paullus Fabius Maximus to start their calendars on 23 September, Augustus’s birthday
A Roman commander from Attaleia in Pamphylia is honoured for services that included the colonisation of Cyrene after Trajan
Augustus sets new rules on the way Greek and Roman citizens shall chose their tribunals and juries (I). Roman citizens without immunity in the Cyrenaica shall contribute to the local liturgies (III)
Dedicatory inscription recording the building of a chalcidicum, crypt and portico by a prominent citizen Eumachia, and her son Marcus Numistrius Fronto.
The earliest known dedication of the attendants of the cult of Augustan Fortune in Pompeii.
The dedication of the Temple of Augustan Fortune in the Forum of Pompeii.
