Inscriptions from TX.SA.SAMA

The San Antonio Museum of Art houses a sizeable collection of Greek vase painting, as well as Greek and Roman funerary monuments. It includes the Grave Stele of Kallistrate from early-fifth century BCE Athens and an Augustan Funerary Relief for Three Former Slaves.

( Total: 40 ) Jump to: Greek | Latin | Undecided

Greek

• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.134.8 (transcription)
  Funerary stele of Kallistrate
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.134.11 (transcription)
  Funerary lekythos
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.134.12 (transcription)
  Gravestone of Pythoteles
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.134.13 (transcription)
  Label indicating the muse Thalia
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.134.155 (transcription)
  Funerary stele of a man named Rufus
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.3 (transcription)
  Silver dish with its own Appianus's name
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.4 (transcription)
  Silver dish with inscription of owner Appianus' name
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.5 (transcription)
  Notation of the bowl as Appianus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.6 (transcription)
  Notation of the bowl as Appianus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.7 (transcription)
  Notation of the bowl as Appianus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.8 (transcription)
  Silver dish with inscription of owner Appianus's name
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.13 (transcription)
  Graffito on bottom of silver bowl
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.17 (transcription)
  Notation of the bowl as Appianus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.18 (transcription)
  Notation of the bowl as Appianus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.35 (transcription)
  silver dish with inscription indicating weight on underside
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.41 (transcription)
  Silve spoon with owner Antigonus's name
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.45 (transcription)
  
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.55 (transcription)
  Notation of the spoon as Antigonus's
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.359 (transcription)
  Inscription around the top of the decorated portion of the vessel
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.91.79 (transcription)
  Stele of Epianax, son of Proclus
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.91.80.2 (transcription)
  Funerary stele of Hippokrates, son of Apollodoros
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.94.68.4 (transcription)
  Name of the muse Kalliope
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.2000.12 (transcription)
  coptic funerary stele with Greek inscription
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.2005.1.90 (transcription)
  Fragmentary inscription in Doric dialect

Latin

• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.134.128 (transcription)
  Epitaph of Sulpicia Ex{s}oche
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.134.129 (transcription)
  Epitaph of Lepidia
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.134.130 (transcription)
  Epitaph of Titus Flavius (H)ierax
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.134.131 (transcription)
  Epitaph of Saturnia
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.138.42 (transcription)
  Possibly the beginning of a Roman name
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.138.48 (transcription)
  Possibly the beginning of a Roman name
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.138.49 (transcription)
  Possibly the beginning of a Roman name
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.138.51 (transcription)
  Possibly the beginning of a Roman name
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.86.138.54 (transcription)
  Possibly the beginning of a Roman name
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.91.80.78b (transcription)
  Stamp gives name of the potter Gaius Annius
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.2001.11.2 (transcription)
  Relief of two freedmen and a freedwoman
• TX.SA.SAMA.L.2005.1.89 (transcription)
  Epitaph for Fructosa

Undecided

• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.12 (metadata)
  Silver bowl with illegible inscription
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.14 (metadata)
  
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.26 (metadata)
  
• TX.SA.SAMA.G.86.138.52 (metadata)
  Illegible letters scratched inside bowl of spoon