After the fire which took place around 50/51 A.D. and immediately before the great neronian fire (July 64 A.D.), the Curiae veteres sanctuary was restored. Close to the temple rebuilt by Claudius there was also a fontain, which was also restored in the same years. Related to the fontain are two parallel lead pipes, which bring the unpublished stamp T. CVTI.CILTI; the new stamp mentions, in genitive case, a senator who was consul suffectus in summer 56 A.D. From another inscription from Rome we also know that T. Cutius Clitus, peraphs of Umbrian or Etruscan origin, was member of the Clustumina tribus. The new epigraphical evidence from the Palatine NE slopes reveals peraphs that the same Ciltus was somehow involved in the restoration of the ancient sanctuary.
Il santuario delle pendici nord-est del palatino in età claudia e le fistulae di Titus Cutius Ciltus: alcune considerazioni archeologiche ed epigrafiche
PARDINI, GIACOMO;
2014-01-01
Abstract
After the fire which took place around 50/51 A.D. and immediately before the great neronian fire (July 64 A.D.), the Curiae veteres sanctuary was restored. Close to the temple rebuilt by Claudius there was also a fontain, which was also restored in the same years. Related to the fontain are two parallel lead pipes, which bring the unpublished stamp T. CVTI.CILTI; the new stamp mentions, in genitive case, a senator who was consul suffectus in summer 56 A.D. From another inscription from Rome we also know that T. Cutius Clitus, peraphs of Umbrian or Etruscan origin, was member of the Clustumina tribus. The new epigraphical evidence from the Palatine NE slopes reveals peraphs that the same Ciltus was somehow involved in the restoration of the ancient sanctuary.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
