2nd cent. CE.
Height 68 cm, width 35 cm.
CIL VI 11163. Inv. Nos. S 1913 / CE 4611 / NCE 1676.Rome, Capitoline Museums, Palazzo Nuovo, GalleryPhoto by Sergey Sosnovskiy
Grave altar of Aemilia Repentina.
2nd cent. CE.
Height 68 cm, width 35 cm.
CIL VI 11163.
Rome, Capitoline Museums, Palazzo Nuovo, Gallery
(Roma, Musei capitolini, Palazzo Nuovo, Galleria).
Dis Manibus Aemiliae Repentinae Lucius Plecxina Daphnus coniugi karissimae Plecxinia Successa Lucio Plecxinnae Daphno patrono bene merenti fecit vixit annos LVII
37a. Grave altar of Aemilia Repentina (pl. 34a)
H. 0.68 m., width 0.35 m.
Luna marble.
The top mouldings in the centre are restored in plaster.
The altar is slender and tapers upwards; the mouldings at the foot are simple and bold. On the front face is a sunken panel with the inscription. On the left face is an urceus, on the right a patera. The lid is too large and does not belong. It is of coarse workmanship of about the end of the first century A. D., and carries a rounded gable, within which are a wreath, with a rosette in the eye, and taeniae; at the sides are bolsters, with rosettes in relief at the front ends.
C. I. L., VI. 2, 11163.
2005. Text: museum information (E2).
© 2020. Add. information: http://capitolini.net.
© 1912. Description: H. Stuart Jones, A catalogue of the ancient sculptures preserved in the municipal collections of Rome. The sculptures of the Museo Capitolino. Oxford, 1912. P. 112, no. 37a, pl. 34a.