The study of the epigraphic material preserved in the Roman Forum area and in its repositories has made it possible to find some inscriptions previously thought to be lost and to identify others that were unpublished. Among the former group, this article provides a review of two religious offerings (CIL, VI 36773 and 36780), of a dedication to Septimius Severus (CIL, VI 40608) and of a late antique inscription in the flooring of S. Fran‐ cesca Romana (CIL, VI 31501). Two previously unpublished inscriptions are also presented here: a fragment of a base from the series of the praefectus Urbi Fabius Titianus and a fragment of a marble slab possibly referring to an imperial dedication. Finally, materials not originating from the Forum are also preserved in the repositories, such as the fragment of a praetorian laterculum (AE 2019, 237), which was considered lost.
EDR – Effetti collaterali 13. Iscrizioni dal Foro Romano / Caldelli, M.L., Orlandi, S., Cerrone, F., Marchegiani, C., Torresan, S.. - In: SCIENZE DELL'ANTICHITÀ. - ISSN 1123-5713. - 32.1:(2026), pp. 235-244. [10.48235/9788854917729]
EDR – Effetti collaterali 13. Iscrizioni dal Foro Romano
Caldelli, Maria Letizia;Orlandi, Silvia;Cerrone, Francesca;Torresan, Sara
2026
Abstract
The study of the epigraphic material preserved in the Roman Forum area and in its repositories has made it possible to find some inscriptions previously thought to be lost and to identify others that were unpublished. Among the former group, this article provides a review of two religious offerings (CIL, VI 36773 and 36780), of a dedication to Septimius Severus (CIL, VI 40608) and of a late antique inscription in the flooring of S. Fran‐ cesca Romana (CIL, VI 31501). Two previously unpublished inscriptions are also presented here: a fragment of a base from the series of the praefectus Urbi Fabius Titianus and a fragment of a marble slab possibly referring to an imperial dedication. Finally, materials not originating from the Forum are also preserved in the repositories, such as the fragment of a praetorian laterculum (AE 2019, 237), which was considered lost.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


