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A Sarcophagus Lid in the Terme Museum, Rome
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 September 2012
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“Data sunt ipsis quoque fata sepulcris!” It is a pleasure to be able to inform the readers of the Roman Journal that an important monument, which they have known only as described and inadequately illustrated in works of a century ago, is still extant and available for study; and moreover to be able to publish it in photograph (plates VI and VII).
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page 142 note 1 I am under obligation to the signal courtesy of Dr. R. Paribeni, Director of the Museo Nazionale Romano, and Dr. G. Moretti, Inspector in the same museum, for permission to publish the accompanying photographs, and for other assistance in connexion with this monument.
page 142 note 2 J.R.S. i (1911), p. 208Google Scholar.
page 142 note 3 See Guattani, , Monumenti antichi inediti, 1788, gennaio, taf. 2Google Scholar; Zoega, , Bassirilievi antichi di Roma, i, p. 123Google Scholar.
page 142 note 4 Mr. S. B. Lothrop, of the American Academy in Rome, has placed me under obligation to him by kindly examining the original with me, with reference to questions of style and technique.
page 143 note 1 C.I.L. vi, 20383. Of the last word, I can read only the letters given above.
page 144 note 1 Loc. cit. p. 209.