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LSA-1	Lost base for bronze statue of Sextus Claudius Petronius Probus, praetorian prefect. Athens (Achaea). 368-388
Εἰκόνι χαλκείῃ σε Πρόβον τὸν ὓπαρχον, Ἀθήναις / Ἀντόλιος <στῆ>σεν, Ἑλλάδος ἀνθύπατος	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: Lost Honorand: Sextus Petronius Probus Position: Civilian Imperial Office-Holders Awarded By: Anatolius Position: Provincial Governors Main Reference: Inscriptiones Graecae, II/III(2) 13275

LSA-2	Base for statue of Theodorus, governor of Achaea. Athens (Achaea). 379-395
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 79 Current Location: Athens, Church of Agia Aikaterini, under the altar table Honorand: Theodorus Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Themistocles with the consent of the city Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Inscriptiones Graecae, II/III(2) 13276

LSA-3	Portrait head of man with long hair and beard. Constantinople. Mid-fourth to sixth century.
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 19.5 Current Location: Archaeological Museum, Istanbul, inv. no. 73.26 Honorand: Position: Awarded By: Position: Main Reference: Firatli, N., La sculpture Byzantine figurée au Musée Archéologique d'Istanbul, Istanbul, 1990, 15, no. 22, pl. 11

LSA-4	Porphyry group of armoured Tetrarchs. From Constantinople (now Venice). 293-305.
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Porphyry Height(cm): 136 Current Location: Venice, S. Marco Honorand: Diocletian, Maximian, Galerius, Constantius I Position: Emperors Awarded By: Position: Main Reference: Delbrueck, R., Antike Porphyrwerke. Studien zur spätantiken Kunstgeschichte, vol. 6, Berlin 1932, 84-91, pls.32,33b, and 34c-d, figs. 31-33

LSA-5	Lost base for statue of Constantius I, emperor. Aigion (Achaea). 293-305
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Unknown Height(cm): Current Location: Lost Honorand: Constantius I Position: Emperors Awarded By: The city of Aigion Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Rizakis, A. D., Achaie III. Les cités achéennes: épigraphie et histoire (ΜΕΛΕΤΗΜΑΤΑ 55), Athens 2008, 190 no. 130

LSA-6

Base for statue of Publilius Optatianus, governor of Achaea. Sparta (Achaea). 325-329

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 31 Current Location: Not recorded Honorand: Publilius Optatianus Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: The city of Sparta Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Feissel, D. & Philippidis-Braat, A., Inventaires en vue d’un recueil des inscriptions historiques de Byzance, 3. Inscriptions du Péloponnèse, (à l’exception de Mistra)., Travaux et mémoires, 9, Paris 1985, 267-395, 284-5 no. 22

LSA-7	Portrait head of man with short beard. Sparta. Late third to early fourth century
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 26 Current Location: Sparti museum inv. no. 4856 Honorand: Unknown Position: Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Datsoule-Stavride, A., Romaika Portraita sto Mouseio tes Spartes, Athens 1987, 26 no. 4856 pl. 57-58c

LSA-8

Bust of woman with headdress and scroll. Constantinople? (now Metropolitan Museum). Late fourth to early fifth century.

Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 53 Current Location: New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, inv. no. 66.25 Honorand: Position: Awarded By: Position: Main Reference: Weitzmann, K. (ed.), Age of spirituality : late antique and early Christian art, third to seventh century : catalogue of the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, November 19, 1977, through February 12, 1978, New York 1979, 292-5, no. 272 (AD 500-525)

LSA-9	Portrait head of a bearded man. Sparta. Late third to early fourth century.
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 31 Current Location: Sparti museum inv. no. 3964 Honorand: Unknown Position: Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Datsoule-Stavride, A., Romaika Portraita sto Mouseio tes Spartes, Athens 1987, p. 28 no. 3964 figs. 66-67c

LSA-10

Base for statue of Aspar, probably Flavius Ardabur Aspar, magister militum. Ulpia Augusta Traiana (Thracia). Probably 424-471

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Local stone Height(cm): 173 Current Location: Regional Historical Museum of Stara Zagora. Honorand: Aspar Position: Military Office-Holders Awarded By: City of Augusta Traiana Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Mihailov, G., Inscriptiones Graecae in Bulgaria Repertae, Vol. III.: Inscriptiones inter Haemum et Rhodopem Repertae. Fasciculus Posterior : A Territorio Philippopolitano usque ad Oram Ponticam , Sofia 1964, no. 1580 pl. 20

LSA-11	Columnar base for statue of Eusebius, possibly governor of Palaestina. Caesarea Maritima (Palaestina I). Fourth to fifth century
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Granite Height(cm): 238 Current Location: Caesarea Museum Honorand: Eusebius Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Alypius Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Lehmann, C. M. and K. G. Holum, The Greek and Latin inscriptions of Caesarea Maritima, Boston 2000, no. 26 pl. XXVI, XXVII

LSA-12

Columnar base for gilded bronze statue of Nomus, possibly governor of Palaestina. Caesarea Maritima (Palaestina I). Earlier fourth century

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Granite Height(cm): 189 Current Location: Old City , western side of the Inner Harbour Honorand: Nomus Position: Civilian Imperial Office-Holders Awarded By: City of Caesarea Maritima Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Lehmann, C. M. and K. G. Holum, The Greek and Latin inscriptions of Caesarea Maritima, Boston 2000, no. 25 pl. XXVI

LSA-13	Dedication to Zeno, emperor, just possibly for statue. Salona (Dalmatia). 474-491
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): Current Location: Solin, museum inv. no. 401 B (piece a) and 364 A (piece b) Honorand: Zeno Position: Emperors Awarded By: Unknown Position: Unknown Main Reference: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , III suppl. 2, 14684(1)

LSA-14	Base for statue of Diocletian, emperor. Gerasa (Arabia). 284-305
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Unknown Height(cm): Current Location: Not recorded Honorand: Diocletian Position: Emperors Awarded By: Domitius Antoninus Position: Provincial Governors Main Reference: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum; , III suppl 2, 14156(2)

LSA-15	Torso of male statue, wearing chlamys. Corinth (Achaea). Late fourth to early fifth century
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 94 Current Location: Corinth Museum Cloister inv. no. S-903. Honorand: Unknown Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Gehn, U., Ehrenstatuen in der Spätantike. Chlamydati und Togati, Wiesbaden 2012, 470-3 cat. no. O 39

LSA-16	Plaque from base for statue of Diocletian, emperor. Corinth (Achaea). 284-305
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 38 Current Location: Corinth I-193A-193B-194-196-200-202A-202B-214-215-216-217-218-219A-219B-219C-232-253 Honorand: Diocletian Position: Emperors Awarded By: Lucius Sulpicius Paulus Position: Provincial Governors Main Reference: Brown West, A., Latin inscriptions, 1896-1926: Corinth VIII, 2, Princeton 1931, Nr. 23

LSA-17

Base for statue of Memmius Pontius Ptolemaeus Parnasius, patron of the city. Corinth (Achaea). Mid-fourth century ?

Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 102 Current Location: Corinth, Museum inv. no. 1115 Honorand: Memmius Pontius Ptolemaeus signo Parnasius Position: Patrons Awarded By: Aurelius Eutychianus, by decree of the city council (boule) Position: Provincial Cities, their Institutions and Officials Main Reference: Kent, J. H., The inscriptions, 1926-1950: Corinth VIII, 3, Princeton 1966, p. 163-4 no. 502 pl. 42

LSA-18	Part of columnar base for statue of Theodorus, possibly a governor. Corinth (Achaea). Late third to fourth century
	Type of Evidence: Inscribed base Material: Marble Height(cm): 37 Current Location: Corinth, Museum inv. no. 1768 Honorand: Theodorus Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Name lost Position: Unknown Main Reference: Kent, J. H., The inscriptions, 1926-1950: Corinth VIII, 3, Princeton 1966, no. 517

LSA-19	Torso of male statue wearing chlamys and holding scroll. Corinth (Achaea). Later fifth century.
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Marble Height(cm): 63 Current Location: Corinth Museum Roman Gallery, inv. no. S-822 Honorand: Unknown Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Gehn, U., Ehrenstatuen in der Spätantike. Chlamydati und Togati, Wiesbaden 2012, 475-8 no. O 41

LSA-20	Bust of draped male, possibly wearing chlamys. Corinth (Achaea). Late fourth to fifth century
	Type of Evidence: Surviving statuary Material: Local stone Height(cm): 33 Current Location: Corinth museum inv. no. S-1141 Honorand: Unknown Position: Provincial Governors Awarded By: Unknown Position: Awarder Unknown or Uncertain Main Reference: Gehn, U., Ehrenstatuen in der Spätantike. Chlamydati und Togati, Wiesbaden 2012, 473-4 no. O 40