Inscription Database
Building/dedicatory inscription from Bremenium – High Rochester (Britannia)
Canonical URI:
https://edh.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/edh/inschrift/HD070468
(Last Updates: 2018-04-20, Cowey)
| Transcription | Majuscle |
| Deae Mi- | DEAE MI |
| nerv(a)e Iul(ius) | NERVE IVL |
| Carantus s(ingularis) c(onsularis) | CARANTVS S C |
Chronological Data:
201 AD – 330 AD
201 AD – 330 AD
Literature:
- CIL 07, 01033.
- RIB 1266; Zeichnungen.
- E.J. Phillips, Corbridge. Hadrian's Wall east of the North Tyne, CSIR Great Britain 1, 1 (Oxford 1977) 70, Nr. 210; Pl. 54, 210.
Find circumstances / present location
province:
country:
United Kingdom
ancient find spot:
Bremenium
modern find spot:
High Rochester
find spot:
modern region:
Northumberland
year of find:
before 1810
present location:
Newcastle upon Tyne, Great North Museum, Hancock
Type of inscription / language
type of inscription:
building/dedicatory inscription
language:
Latin
Type of monument
type of monument:
altar
material:
Sandstein
height:
93 cm
width:
39 cm
depth:
22 cm
letter size:
7.3-7.1 cm
decoration:
present
Palaeography
punctuation:
hederae
Historical relevant data
religion:
names of pagan deities
military:
present
People
Person 1
Name:
Iul. Carantus
Nomen:
Iulius*
Cognomen:
Carantus
gender:
male
Status:
military personnel
General Data
HD-Nr:
HD070468
Work Status:
checked with photo
Last Update:
2018-04-20 by Cowey
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