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Identification

Reference as: MPL00931
Title Epitaph of the household slave Salviola
Trismegistos-No. 229062

Object

Provenance and Location

Find Place Carthago Nova
Find Context First seen reused in the western wall of the so-called casa de los Cuatro Santos, 18th century.
Latitude 0.0
Longitude 0.0
Current Location Cartagena, Museo Arqueológico Municipal de Cartagena
Inventory number 74
Current Location Details
Vicinity

Object Details

Object Type slab
Material limestone
State of Preservation incomplete
Dimensions

width: 26.0 cm

height: 25.0 cm

depth: 10.0 cm

Letter Size in cm (min) 2.0
Letter Size in cm (max) 3.0
Execution Technique chiselled
Religion Pagan

Decoration

Decoration and Iconography
Decoration Tags

Verse Layouts

  • Prose Verse PresenceCarmen + subscriptum
    Prose Verse Distinction
    • No distinction
    Layout Types (Prose)
    • Left aligned
    Layout Types (Verse)
    • Left aligned
    Scriptio Continua in verse partno
    Abbreviations in verse partno
    Verse Line CorrespondenceNo
    Graphic Signs and Spaces for Easier Carmen Reading
    • To separate words - Interpunction

Text

Function funerary inscription
Language(s)
  • Latin
Verse Type(s)
  • Elegiac couplet
Rhythmisation Quantitative scheme

Inscription & Translations


FILIOL.[]
AMISITPA[]
MATERQVE
SEQVTASTIPSA
5HVIVSNOMENSALVIO[]
FVERAT
MMAESTILVCRIONISV..NA
ANNORVMXXI

Filiolạ[m]
amisit pa[trem],
materque
sequtast ipsa.
5Huius nomen Salvio[lae]
fuerat,
M(arci) Maesti Lucrionis vẹṛna,
annorum XXI.

Filiolạ[m] amisit pa[trem], materque sequtast
ipsa. Huius nomen Salvio[lae] fuerat,
M(arci) Maesti Lucrionis vẹṛna, annorum XXI.
Apparatus

l.4 reg., orig. sequtast

Text follows Cenati, González Berdús and Kruschwitz. Picture checked by Spalla 2025.
l. 1: Filiola, Hernández Pérez and Gómez Font.
l. 2: pat[er heu], CIL 01 (2nd ed.); CartNova.

Main Translation

Translation As a little daughter, she lost her father, and when she had become a mother, she herself followed (sc. his fate). Her name was that of Salviola. She had been the home-born slave of Marcus Maestius Lucrio, and
she was aged 21.
Citation C. Cenati, V. González Berdús, P. Kruschwitz

Other Translations

Prosopographical Information

  • NameSalviola
    GenderFemale
    Age RangeAdult (21–60) [expression: Canonical, precision: high]
    Legal StatusSlave
    RoleDedicatee

Further Information

Comment

Dating proposed by Abascal Palazón and Ramallo Ascensio (CartNova). Koch (CIL o1 [2nd ed.]) proposes a dating to the broad 1st century BC, though without criteria.

Squeeze

Have Squeeze? no

Dating

Date (From) 50 AD
Date (To) 1 AD
Date (Criteria)
  • palaeography

Bibliography

Images

  • Epitaph of the household slave Salviola.

    Epitaph of the household slave Salviola.

    Source: CLEO MU5 (c) M. Ruiz

Editing History

Created 2025-09-08, by Eric Andreas Kunz
Work Status Complete
Import Notice Imported from Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg at 2024-07-11T12:11:21, ID there: HD037799
Revisions
  1. by Unknown
    at 2024-07-11 12:11
  2. by Eric Andreas Kunz
    at 2024-08-12 18:06
  3. by Eric Andreas Kunz
    at 2024-08-12 18:06
  4. by Anna Pokorny
    at 2025-01-29 15:32
  5. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:16
  6. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:16
  7. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:29
  8. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:30
  9. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:30
  10. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-08-28 10:33
  11. by Chiara Cenati
    at 2025-09-07 10:17
  12. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-09-07 12:46
  13. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-09-07 12:48
  14. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-09-07 12:54
  15. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-09-07 12:55
  16. by Fabio Spalla
    at 2025-09-07 13:05
  17. by Chiara Cenati
    at 2025-09-08 11:04
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