Pompeiana : the Topography, Edifices And Ornaments of Pompeii, the Result of Excavations Since 1819
Pompeiana : the Topography, Edifices And Ornaments of Pompeii, the Result of Excavations Since 1819
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AEDEM . FORTVNAE. AVGVST. SOLO. ET. PEQ. SVA By this we leara that the Goddess was nained Fortuna Augusta, and that Marcus TulliMS, Digitized by Google POMPEIANA. 76 elected by the people three times, erected ^the temple on his own ground, and at his own expense.
A small court, immediately under the south wall of the portico, was also the pro- perty of the same person, as is proved by the inscription on a volcanic stone erected close to the podium of the temple.
M. TVLLII. M. F AREA. PRIVATA.
I...n this court seem to have been the lodg- ings for the priests, and their kitchen. A head of Bacchus, which supported a round table, was found here, with two cups, a mor- tar, and other utensils of bronze.
Some have thought fit to dispute the identity of this family of the Tullii with that of the great orator, and to give, as a reason, the absence of the word Cicero in these in- scriptions which Plutarch thought derived from the cultivation of pulse in ancient times, as was the case with the agricultural names of the families of Lentulus and Fabius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AEDEM . FORTVNAE. AVGVST. SOLO. ET. PEQ. SVA By this we leara that the Goddess was nained Fortuna Augusta, and that Marcus TulliMS, Digitized by Google POMPEIANA. 76 elected by the people three times, erected ^the temple on his own ground, and at his own expense.
A small court, immediately under the south wall of the portico, was also the pro- perty of the same person, as is proved by the inscription on a volcanic stone erected close to the podium of the temple.
M. TVLLII. M. F AREA. PRIVATA.
I...n this court seem to have been the lodg- ings for the priests, and their kitchen. A head of Bacchus, which supported a round table, was found here, with two cups, a mor- tar, and other utensils of bronze.
Some have thought fit to dispute the identity of this family of the Tullii with that of the great orator, and to give, as a reason, the absence of the word Cicero in these in- scriptions which Plutarch thought derived from the cultivation of pulse in ancient times, as was the case with the agricultural names of the families of Lentulus and Fabius.
What to read after Pompeiana : the Topography, Edifices And Ornaments of Pompeii, the Result of Excavations Since 1819?
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