Epigraphy
There are 249 items in Epigraphy:
Lutetia (Paris)
Lutetia Parisiorum: capital of the Parisii, a tribe in ancient Gaul. Model of Roman Lutetia, seen from the south The Parisii were…Lykos (Nahr al-Kalb)
Lykos or Nahr al-Kalb: river, northeast of modern Beirut, best known for a large series of rock inscriptions, both ancient and modern. Nahr al-Kalb The Lykos…Marcus Caelius
Marcus Caelius (45 BCE-9 CE): Roman officer, killed in action during the Battle in the Teutoburg Forest. Modern reconstruction of the…Mainz, Arch of Dativius Victor
Mogontiacum: Roman city, capital of Germania Superior, important military base, modern Mainz.Arch of Dativius Victor From mid-third century Mainz survives a small honorific arch, dedicated by a man named Dativius Victor to the imperial family. The real monument is in the…Mainz, Milestone
Mogontiacum: Roman city, capital of Germania Superior, important military base, modern Mainz. Milestone A replica of an ancient milestone at the crossing…Mainz, Selected Military Tombstones
Mogontiacum: Roman city, capital of Germania Superior, important military base, modern Mainz.Selected Military Tombstones Musius On this page, you will find photos of…Mainz, Tombstones
Mogontiacum: Roman city, capital of Germania Superior, important military base, modern Mainz.Tombstones The next photos are from monuments and inscriptions from the Landesmuseum. The first one is interesting, because the man who was buried there and his brother were not native…Martiya
Martiya: Persian, son of Zinzakriš, king of Elam in 522-521 BCE. The Elamite king Martiya on the Behistun relief Martiya - his…Mathišta
Mathišta ("the greatest"): probably the title of the man who had appointed as the successor of the king in the Persian empire. …Matilo (Leiden-Roomburg)
Matilo: Roman fort, part of the limes in Germania Inferior, modern Leiden. Roman cavalry mask, called "Gordon" Matilo was built at the…Matres
Matres or Matronae (litt. "Mothers"): ancient deities, venerated in northwestern Europe. People sacrificing to the Aufanian Mothers The cult of the three…Mesopotamian Chronicles: Dictionary
The Assyrian and Babylonian chronicles are historiographical texts from ancient Mesopotamia. Although they contain references to the earliest times, they deal especially with the second half of the second millennium and the entire first millennium down to the first century BCE (cf. this table).Akkad Archaic name of…