State of preservation:
relatively good, the fragment represents only the beginning of the inscription;
Dimensions:
49 x 75 x 26 cm, h (letters) = 5.5 - 6 cm;
Description:
in the upper part one can distinguish the clothing of two characters, probably the busts of a man and a woman, the whole scene and the text of the caption is framed by two hemicolumns with the capital and the symmetrical spiral spindles rendered in relief;
Inscription:
D (is) M (anibus) / Brisanus Au - / lusani miles co - / [h (ortis) I Vind (elicorum). Translation: God of Mani, Brisanus Aulusani, soldier in cohort I of vindilici (?)…
Place of discovery:
found in a reused secondary position in the wall of the great camp at Tibiscum;
Observations, dating:
the text indicates the name of a soldier of Thracian origin;
Place of storage:
Banat National Museum Timisoara, inv. No .: IV 7507;
Bibliography and databases:
Doina Benea, Petru Bona, Tibiscum, Ed. Museion, Bucharest, 1994; UEL 15014; HD 044784; EDCS-11200468
