This study aims to analyze two inscriptions with a common thread. The first, a limestone figured stele, at present preserved at the lapidarium of Flanona, current Plomin, in Croatia. The second is reused as a window sill at the Villa Martin in Sambruson, a hamlet near Dolo, in the Venice region. Despite the geographic distance that separate them, the two inscribed object present an onomastic analogy that could create an interesting connection among them.
L’enigma di due iscrizioni ad Avita Suioca: un’ipotesi ricostruttiva
Sabrina Pesce
2024-01-01
Abstract
This study aims to analyze two inscriptions with a common thread. The first, a limestone figured stele, at present preserved at the lapidarium of Flanona, current Plomin, in Croatia. The second is reused as a window sill at the Villa Martin in Sambruson, a hamlet near Dolo, in the Venice region. Despite the geographic distance that separate them, the two inscribed object present an onomastic analogy that could create an interesting connection among them.
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