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Monumentum

Inscription of Fructosus in Ostia

The inscription is carved into two pieces of marble cornice.
 
The New Mithraeum
28 Jan 2022
Updated on May 2026
Two pieces of a marble corniche with the following inscriptions:

a) ... rius Fructosus patron(us) corp(orationis) s(tuppatorum?).

Fructosus as a member of the stuppatores: ct. CIL XIV 257; CIL XIV p. 614.

b) [te]mpl(um) et spel(aeum) M(i)t(hrae) a solo sua pec(unia) feci(t).

CIMRM II 228
H. Bloch in NSc (S. 8) VII, 1953, 244 No. 9 and fig. 5. Inv. No. 125.

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