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     ID AND LOCATION
    Stanford # 621abcd
    AG1980 # 621a-d
    PM1960 # 621 a-d
    Slab # V-13
    Adjoins 621e
     CONDITION
    Located false
    Incised true
    Surviving true
    Subfragments 4
    Plaster Parts 0
    Back Surface smooth
    Slab Edges 0
    Clamp Holes 0
    Tassello no
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     BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    PM 1960 Plates: 9 57
    AG 1980 Plates: 58
     
    IDENTIFICATION
    Pons Aemilius (pons Aemilius)?
    INSCRIPTION Epigraphic conventions used
  • Transcription
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    AEMI*L[.][---]
  • Renaissance Transcription
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    [---]EMILI
    (Cod. Vat. Lat. 3439 -- Fo 19r, reproduced at PM 1960, pl. 9, no. 5)
  • Reconstruction
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    AEMILI[---] (AG 1980)

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    ANALYSIS
    Description The three joined fragments depict a blank area with the letters AEMILI[...] engraved across the space.

    Identification In 1970, E. Rodríguez-Almeida joined frs. 623 (now 621f) and 627 (now 621e) to these four pieces (Rodríguez-Almeida 1970-71, pp. 112-113, fig. 4). Based on similar characteristics of the marble, thickness, and ductus, he added the group to slab V-13 which is mainly occupied by the Tiber river. The inscription AEMILI[---] in this group, he suggested, was a label for the pons Aemilius (Rodríguez-Almeida 1970-71, p. 113; AG 1980, p. 118). However, the group is not added to Rodríguez-Almeida's final drawing of the Plan in AG 1980, pl. 62.

    Significance If Rodríguez-Almeida's interpretation and location of this fragment is correct, then it is our only evidence for the pons Aemilius on the Plan.

    HISTORY OF FRAGMENT
    None
    KEYWORDS
    Tiber, bridge

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