ETP 14: fragment of sarcophagus (nenfro)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 18 (tav. XXIV)
[ - - - ]elcial c[lan]
[ - - - avils - - -]em ceal[χls]
Notes:
The editor suggests that the feminine gentilicium in line 1 can be restored as [v]elcial or as [f]elcial. The latter is well documented as a name at Tarquinia in the 4th and 3rd century B.C.
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ETP 15: Attic skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 26 (tav. XXVI)
[cav]aθas mi seχis ein men[p]e kape mi nunax
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ETP 16: vase (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 27 (tav. XXVI)
mi χavexx
Notes:
The final portion of the inscription could read either χaves or χavexs.
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ETP 17: Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 28 (tav. XXVI)
mi cavaθa[s]
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ETP 18: fragment of amphora (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 24 (tav. XXV)
σur[ - - - ]
Notes:
The inscription was written in dextroverse direction.
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ETP 19: cup (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 25 (tav. XXVI)
arφial ·
Notes:
The inscription was painted in circular ductus on the bottom of a bowl belonging to the Spurinas type.
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ETP 22: Attic oinochoe (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 30 (tav. XXVII)
zilc
Notes:
According to the editor, the letter following gamma could be lambda or iota. Restoration of iota yields a locative case form zilci.
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ETP 23: Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 31 (tav. XXVII)
cavaθas
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ETP 24: Attic skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 32 (tav. XXVII)
inθs
me
Notes:
Fragment of Attic skyphos.
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ETP 25: fragment of cup (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 33 (tav. XXVII)
ricin
Notes:
It's possible that the inscription is to be restored as vestricina. This gentilicium is found in other inscriptions from this area.
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ETP 26: fragment of olla (impasto)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 34 (tav. XXVIII)
mi cavuθas
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ETP 79: small jug (ceramic)
Citation: SE 63 (1999) REE 48
mi tiu
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ETP 90: applique (ceramic)
Citation: SE 69 (2003) REE 79 (tav. XXXIV)
evrs · ci
Notes:
The inscription was incised on the back side of a ceramic ornament in the form of a standing woman. The inscription appears to be the name of the artisan responsible for the piece or perhaps the workshop in which it was produced. evrs is probably a name borrowed from Greek, viz., Εὕρυς. What the number ci
'three' refers to in this case is not clear to me.
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ETP 246: fragment of kantharos (bucchero)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 32 (tav. XLIII)
aanθ trutana
Notes:
Inscription (b): The first word is to be corrected to a(r)anθ.
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ETP 247: Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 36 (tav. XLIV)
mi : σuris : cavaθas
Notes:
The palatal sibilant /š/ is represented by a 4-bar sigma.
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ETP 248: cup (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 38 (tav. XLIV)
: lu{v}cies
Notes:
Punctuation is in the form of three points. e is corrected to v.
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ETP 249: kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 39 (tav. XLIV)
larzas maias
Notes:
The editor suggests that this inscription could be segmented as larz asmaias. There are no comparanda for a family name of this form.
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ETP 250: kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 40 (tav. XLIV)
ause
xxe
Notes:
Giovanni Colonna, in an addedum to SE (2001) REE 40, proposes to read alsel(i)e or possibly ausel(i)e, the later recalling the Roman family name Aurelius.
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ETP 251: fragment of skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 43 (tav. XLV)
mi menervas
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ETP 252: fragment of Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 50 (tav. XLV)
cne[i]ve mini[ – – – ]
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ETP 253: Attic krater (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 37 (tav. XLIV)
mi fuflunusra
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ETP 254: Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 41 (tav. XLV)
itan tu[r]uke e[ – – – ]
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ETP 255: fragment of Attic kylix (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 44 (tav. XLV)
aθi[ – – – ]
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ETP 256: fragment of Attic plate (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 52 (tav. XLVI)
[ – – – ]cavaθ[ – – – ]
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ETP 257: fragment of Attic skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 53 (tav. XLVI)
[ mi ca]vaθas
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ETP 258: fragment of Attic skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 55 (tav. XLVI)
cavaθ[as : ]eca
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ETP 259: fragment of Attic cup (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 56 (tav. XLVI)
[ – – – cav]aθas [ – – – ]
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ETP 260: fragmentary Attic glaux (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 57 (tav. XLVI)
m[i] θane tuvθi
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ETP 261: fragment of Attic skyphos (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 58 (tav. XLVI)
mi · cavθas
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ETP 262: fragment of basin (impasto)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 59 (tav. XLVII)
[m]i ca[vθas]
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ETP 263: fragment of cup (ceramic)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 62 (tav. XLVII)
ve[ . ]is
Notes:
The editor suggests that the inscription be restored as vei[v]is.
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ETP 264: nameplate (bronze)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 63 (tav. XLVIII)
lapse
Notes:
The nameplate was affixed to the base of an offering of some type. See also inscription ETP 265.
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ETP 265: nameplate (bronze)
Citation: SE 64 (2001) REE 64 (tav. XLVIII)
lapse
Notes:
The nameplate was affixed to an offering of some type. See inscription ETP 264.
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