Inscription number:
9
Selected bibliography:
115, no. 28, pl. 15.29 (ph.) (ed. pr.) | |
38, no. 28, pl. 12.29 (ph.) |
Epigraphical corpora:
SEG 28 (1978): 1389; 31 (1981): 1400
Inscription type:
acclamation
grafitto
Location:
On a building stone on the northern jamb of the northern door of the atrium leading into the basilica. Found in situ.
Physical description :
Graffito on a building stone. The upper line has larger letters. It seems that the stone was originally covered with plaster, traces of which still remain, and was thus possibly written by a mason, while the church was under construction. (Negev)
Text:
☩ Εἷς Θεός
Ἀντώνιος
. . Ε̣Ν̣ΙΑ̣ ☩
Translation:
One God. Antonius.
Apparatus:
Ll.2-3 Ἀντω|νῖνος ☩ Negev; corr. Bingen (SEG).
Summary:
Graffito of Antonius with acclamation of God, on a building stone in the atrium.
Another graffito was found, Negev no. 29, with undecipherable inscription.