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LSA-527

Plaque from base for statue of Faustinus, former or honorary imperial tribune and notary. Prusa ad Olympum (Bithynia). Late fourth to fifth century.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 69 Current Location: Bursa, Museum Garden, without inv. no. Honorand: Faustinus Position: Civilian Imperial Office-Holders Awarded By: City of Prusa Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Corsten, T. (ed.), Die Inschriften von Prusa ad Olympum. Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, Bd. 40, Bonn 1991, p. 181 no. 1095

LSA-528

Base, probably for statue, with dedication to emperors Valentinian II, Theodosius I, and Arcadius. Heraclea Pontica (Bithynia). 383-392.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 150 Current Location: Ereğli, Library/ Museum courtyard, inv. 3 Honorand: Valentinian I, Theodosius II, and Arcadius Position: Emperors Awarded By: Not recorded Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Jonnes, L. (ed.), The inscriptions of Heraclea Pontica. Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, bd. 47, Bonn 1994, no. 6

LSA-529	Fragmentary inscription, probably from base for statue, with dedication to emperors Valentinian II, Theodosius I, and Arcadius. Heraclea Pontica (Bithynia). 383-392.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: in situ Honorand: Valentinian II, Theodosius I, and Arcadius Position: Emperors Awarded By: Not recorded Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Jonnes, L. (ed.), The inscriptions of Heraclea Pontica. Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, bd. 47, Bonn 1994, p. 34 no. 59

LSA-530

Fragmentary portrait head of man with bald pate and stubble beard. Aphrodisias (Caria). Fifth century.

Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 31 Current Location: Aphrodisias Museum, exc. inv. 89-6. Honorand: Position: Awarded By: Position: Main Reference: Smith, R.R.R., “Archaeological Research at Aphrodisias 1989-1992” Aphrodisias Papers 3. The setting and quarries, mythological and other sculptural decoration, architectural development, Portico of Tiberius and tetrapylon (JRA Supplementary Series 20), Ann Arbor 1996, 18-20, no. 3, fig. 8

LSA-531

Statue of boxer Piseas (base LSA-532). Aphrodisias (Caria). Late third to early fourth century.

Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 177 Current Location: Aphrodisias, Museum Honorand: Piseas Position: Charioteers and Athletes Awarded By: fatherland, Aphrodisias Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Smith, R.R.R., S. Dillon, C.H. Hallett, J. Lenaghan, and J. Van Voorhis, Aphrodisias II: Roman Portrait Sculpture at Aphrodisias, Mainz 2006, 145-7, no. 39, pls. 26-7

LSA-532

Base for boxer Piseas (statue LSA-532). Aphrodisias. Late third to early fourth century.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble, coloured Height(cm): 26 Current Location: Aphrodisias, Museum Honorand: Piseas, son of Piseas Position: Charioteers and Athletes Awarded By: 'The fatherland' (patris) Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Van Voorhis, J. 'Two portrait statues of boxers', Aphrodisias Papers 4. New Research on the City and its Monuments, Portsmouth RI 2008, 241-242 (mid third to early fourth c.)

LSA-533

Base, probably for statue, with dedication to Constantinian emperor. Alexandria Troas (Hellespontus). 305-361.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: No recent record Honorand: Constantius I, Constantine I, Constantius II, Constantine II, or Constans Position: Emperors Awarded By: Name lost Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Ricl, M. (ed.), The Inscriptions of Alexandreia Troas (Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, bd. 53), Bonn 1997, p. 63 no.27

LSA-534	Lost base for statue of Arcadius, emperor. From Alexandria Troas? (Hellespontus). 383-408
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: lost Honorand: Arcadius Position: Emperors Awarded By: Citizens of Alexandria Troas Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , III 413

LSA-535	Dedication to Severus II, emperor, possibly on statue base. Anazarbus (Cilicia II). 305-306.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Unknown Height(cm): Current Location: No recent record Honorand: Severus II Position: Emperors Awarded By: Not recorded Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: L'Année épigraphique, , 1954, 10

LSA-536

Limestone block, probably statue base, with dedication to two emperors, probably Diocletian and Maximian. Hadrianopolis (Pisidia). 286-93

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 53 Current Location: Built into the Ottoman bridge across the river Lysis near Boğaziçi; Burdur Museum inv. no. 1985/18 Honorand: Probably Diocletian and Maximian Position: Emperors Awarded By: City of Hadrianopolis Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Hall, A. S., R. E. C. A. M. Notes and Studies No. 9. The Milyadeis and their Territory, Anatolian Studies 36, 1986, 137-57, pp.140-1 no. 2 pl. XIVa

LSA-537

Columnar base for statue, with dedication to Maximian and Diocletian, emperors. From Hadrianopolis in Pisidia. 286-93.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 70 Current Location: Built into a house at Çallıca Honorand: Diocletian and Maximinian Position: Emperors Awarded By: City of Hadrianopolis Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Hall, A. S., R. E. C. A. M. Notes and Studies No. 9. The Milyadeis and their Territory, Anatolian Studies 36, 1986, 137-57, pp. 141-2 no. 3 pl. XIVb

LSA-538	Base for statue of Celsius or Celseas, military commander. Cibyra (Caria). Later third to mid-fourth century.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 145 Current Location: in situ Honorand: Celsius or Celseas Position: Military Office-Holders Awarded By: City of Cibyra Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Corsten, T. (ed.), Die Inschriften von Kibyra. Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, Bd. 60, Bonn 2002, 101, no. 66

LSA-539	Lost base for statue of Flavius Annius Chrysobius signo Anatolius; erected by his father. Cibyra (Caria). Fourth century.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 116 Current Location: Lost Honorand: Flavius Annius Chrysobius signo Anatolius Position: Family Members Awarded By: Flavius Annius Anatolius, former comes Position: Family Members Main Reference: Corsten, T. (ed.), Die Inschriften von Kibyra. Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, Bd. 60, Bonn 2002, 107-8, no. 74

LSA-540

Base for bronze statue of Eulalius, imperial office holder. Sinope (Paphlagonia). Late fourth or fifth century.

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 150 Current Location: Lost? (not seen since 1903) Honorand: Eulalius, imperial official, possibly governor of Paphlagonia Position: Civilian Imperial Office-Holders Awarded By: Apparently ordered by the emperor Position: Emperors Main Reference: Merkelbach, R. and J. Stauber (eds.), Steinepigramme aus dem griechischen Osten. Bd. 2. Die Nordküste Kleinasiens (Marmarameer und Pontos), Munich 2001, 332-2, no. 10/06/07

LSA-541	Base for statue of Maximian, emperor. Docimium (Phrygia Salutaris). 286-305.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Unknown Height(cm): Current Location: No recent record Honorand: Maximian Position: Emperors Awarded By: Priscus, imperial official Position: Provincial Governors Main Reference: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , III 14191

LSA-542	Base for statue of Maximian, emperor. Dorylaeum (Phrygia Salutaris). 303-305
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 175 Current Location: No recent record Honorand: Maximian Position: Emperors Awarded By: City of Dorylaeum Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Cagnat, R. (ed.), Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas pertinentes, Paris 1906-, IV no. 523

LSA-543	Base for statue of Flavius Optimus, governor of Phrygia Salutaris. Meirus (Phrygia Salutaris). Earlier fourth century.
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: No recent record Honorand: Flavius Optimus, governor of Phrygia Salutaris Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: City of Meirus Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Anderson, J.G.C. 'A Summer in Phrygia: I', The Journal of Hellenic Studies, London 1897, 423-4, no. 22

LSA-544

Base for statue of a governor (proconsul) of Asia (?). From Laodicea ad Lycum (Phrygia Pacatiana). Late third to earlier fifth century

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 55 Current Location: Denizli, Museum garden, without inv. no. Honorand: Provincial governor (proconsul) of Asia, name lost Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Laodicea Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Corsten, T., Die Inschriften von Laodikeia am Lykos. Teil I (Inschriften griechischer Städte aus Kleinasien, Bd. 49) , Bonn 1997, pp. 81-2 no. 38

LSA-545	Statue of boxer Candidianus (base LSA-547). Aphrodisias (Caria). Late third to early fourth century.
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 149 Current Location: Aphrodisias, Museum Honorand: Candidianus Position: Charioteers and Athletes Awarded By: Position: Main Reference: Smith, R.R.R., S. Dillon, C.H. Hallett, J. Lenaghan, and J. Van Voorhis, Aphrodisias II: Roman Portrait Sculpture at Aphrodisias, Mainz 2006, 147-9, no. 40, pls. 28-9

LSA-546	Columnar base for statue of Tatianus, probably governor of Caria. Miletus (Caria). Late third to mid fourth century
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 128.5 Current Location: in situ (Miletus, inv. 1010) Honorand: Tatianus, probably governor of Caria Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Rehm, A., and P. Herrmann, Inschriften von Milet, Teil I (Milet VI, 1), Berlin 1997, VI, 1. no. 340