CIMRM 341 - Marble cippus with inscription. San Clemente, Rome
See also: CIMRM 338 Mithraeum; 339-340 Altar and inscription; 341 Cippus and inscription; 342 Fragments of torchbearers; 343 Sol; 344 Rock-birth; 345 "The good shepherd"; 346 Sacrificial bones; 347-348 Inscriptions.
From Roller, Revue archelogique 1872, pl.XVI. Online here (p.81 of PDF), in top right of map of Mithraeum.
See also H. Dessau, "Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae", Berlin 1892-1916, no. 04255.
See CIMRM 338 for a plan showing this chamber in which the cippus stands.
In May 2013, this item was not in that chamber, labelled "the Mithraic school" , but had been moved into the Mithraeum, where an amphora was being leaned against it.1
CIMRM entry
341. Marble cippus, of which two sides only have been preserved (H. 0040 Br. 0.37).
On the front-side an inscr.:
MMM II No. 64.
L.H.0.03.
Caute / sacrum.
| 1 | R.Pearse, Personal observation on visit to San Clemente. |
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