Inscriptions
A dedication to the town council and the officers of the imperial cult in Herculaneum.
A king of Bosporus honours Hadrian as a restorer and benefactor and is grateful for his registration as a friend of Rome.
A local agent sent by the Roman administration discusses the financial viability of Greek games and its impact on the city of Aphrodisias in the reign of Commodus.
A graffiti records an acclamation for the continuity of a strong Roman power.
A local benefactor prepares a statue and vows for the hegemony of Hadrian, and the perpetual preservation and victory of the Roman people and senate.
A couple of benefactors in Macedonia produce an invitation for gladiatorial spectacles that include vows for Severus Alexander and other constituent elements of Roman power.
Antoninus Pius acknowledges the euergetic actions of a benefactor from Lycia.
An edict of a Roman official that deals with the riots caused by an association of bakers in Ephesus. The local council is also summoned to solve this issue.
C. Claudius Lucianus is selected possibly by the proconsul of Asia M. Sulpicius Crassus for the position of eirenarch, which was in charge of keeping local security.
Bilingual minutes of a hearing in a tribunal presided by Caracalla in Antioch, with a case involving the piety of the emperor.
Commodus praises the southern Anatolian city of Boubon for defending the local security and confirms a reward granted by the Lycian council.