Description:
The right-hand side of a marble panel (w: 0.47 x h: 0.57 x d: 0.02). 
Text:
Inscribed on one face. There is a formal spray incised, below the text.  
Letters:
Fourth century A.D. capitals: 0.06. 
Date:
Fourth century A.D. (lettering).  
Findspot:
Lepcis Magna: Hadrianic Baths. 
Original Location:
Unknown 
Last recorded location:
Lepcis Museum  
Bibliography:
Relazioni Scavi (weekly reports filed in the Archives of the Superintendency of Antiquities, Tripoli) 22.1.27. This edition taken from J. M. Reynolds and J. B. Ward-Perkins, The Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania, Rome: British School at Rome, 1952.  
Text constituted from:
Transcription (Reynolds, Ward-Perkins) 
[·· ? ··c]uria ad squa-
[lorem ·· ? ·· i]n splendorem
[·· ? ··]praeses proui-
[nciae Tripolitanae ·· ? ··]coluit dedicauit
5[·· ? ··]didit uoluptati
[·· ? ····]VRIAADSQVA
[········ ? ····]NSPLENDOREM
[·· ? ··]PRAESESPROVI
[····················· ? ··]COLVITDEDICAVIT
5[·· ? ··]DIDITVOLVPTATI
<ab>
<lb n="1" />
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character" />
<supplied reason="lost" >
c
</supplied>
uria
ad
squa
<lb n="2" type="worddiv" />
<supplied reason="lost" >
lorem
</supplied>
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character" />
<supplied reason="lost" >
i
</supplied>
n
splendorem
<lb n="3" />
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character" />
praeses
proui
<lb n="4" type="worddiv" />
<supplied reason="lost" >
nciae
</supplied>
<supplied reason="lost" >
Tripolitanae
</supplied>
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character" />
coluit
dedicauit
<lb n="5" />
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character" />
didit
uoluptati
</ab>

Translation:

[·· ? ··] the meeting-house of the city-council [?fallen] into a damaged condition [·· ? ··?restored] to splendour [·· ? ··] the governor of the province [of Tripolitania·· ? ··] he concerned himself with and dedicated [·· ? ··] to pleasure.

Commentary:

No comment.

Photographs:

Ward-Perkins Archive, BSR (BSR 48.XXII.25)
 Ward-Perkins Archive, BSR (BSR 48.XXII.25)

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