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| Tall base with base moulding consisting of fascia H00.07, flattened torus ca. 00.05, fillet; crown consists of quarter-round, cyma rect and fascia H00.07. Surfaces worked with flat chisel. Mouldings on ... Middle Roman ... IG IV 490 |
| Greek inscription, letters fairly well cut. Possibly Christian? inscribed. Three lines in Greek, first barely preserved at bottom. Blue slatish marble. Fragment. Single frgt., broken on all sides ... Probably Late Antique ... Meritt 1931, Corinth 8.1, cat. 181, Corinth 22 I-48, IG IV(2).3 1318 |
| Marble inscription, back smooth. Hortatory ecclesiastical advertisement erected by St. Paul's Church at Corinth. See Kent and Sironen for varied proposed restorations. inscribed. Six lines in Greek. White ... 9th or 10th c., based on letter forms and orthography, according to Corinth 8.3; Sironen 6th century or later in IG IV(2).3 1291 ... 6th century or later in IG IV(2).3 1291 |
| Low rectangular base, framed below and above, on all four sides, by low fascia and schematic straight flaring moulding. Claw chisel over all. On top, 3 square dowel holes in row across center of block; ... Pre-161 A.D ... AJA 1900 P235ff.; AJA 1903 P43 N21; IG IV.1599; Corinth 8.1 N86 P64 |
| Left end of a marble base, joining with I-2. inscribed. Six lines of text in Greek, with I-2. I-128 contains the left part of the text. White marble. Fragment. Single fragment. West of the Lechaion Road ... IG IV 1600; Powell AJA 1903, Vol. 7, p. 49, no. 24; Meritt 1931, Corinth 8.1, pp. |
| Part of same block as I-128.
Rectangular block with mouldings at bottom and top. Inscribed on one face, remaining faces finished with claw chisel. Top roughly picked over. Three holes cut into top. Parts ... IG IV 1600; Powell AJA 1903, Vol. 7, p. 49, no. 24; Meritt 1931, Corinth 8.1, pp. |
| Greek inscription, poorly cut. Variously restored by other publications. Caution is warranted on date since the epitaph is not associated with a specific tomb and from a problematic context. Below inscription: ... Walbank: early 7th century CE; Sironen 5th or 6th century CE. Dating by month day and year of indiction becomes common in 6ht century CE ... Sironen IG IV(2).3 1315 |
| Rectangular stele crowned by a pediment, outlined by fascia, with projecting anthemion at either corner, moulding at base. Back roughly picked. In center of pediment in low relief, an amphora with tall ... Roman ... P409; IG IV 398; Corinth 8,1 |
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