Ca. 30—10 BCE.
68 × 80 cm. Inv. No. 1954,1214.1.London, British MuseumPhoto by Roger B. Ulrich
Funerary relief with portraits of the freedmen Publius Licinius Philonicus and Publius Licinius Demetrius.
Ca. 30—10 BCE.
68 × 80 cm.
London, British Museum.
CIL XIV 2721, 2722:
P(ublius) Licinius P(ubli) l(ibertus) / Philonicu[s] // P(ublius) Licinius P(ubli) l(ibertus) / Demetrius patrono / fecit […].
Publius Licinius Philonicus, the freedman of Publius; Publius Licinius Demetrius, the freedman of Publius, made [this tombstone] to [his] patron.
Museum description: On the left are the rods and axes used in the ceremony of freeing a slave. In the pediment are the tools of a smith or moneyer, and, on the right, the tools of a carpenter.