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Introduction The paintings The graffiti |
On the plaster from "tower" C8 twelve graffiti were preserved. One is a drawing of a bird.
Graffito of a bird. H. 0.05. May Castella et al. 2013, figs. 256, 274.Apart from a few proper names there is the line [e]o utor quod datur, "I use what is given". It seems to be a quote from Cicero: Utar eo quod datur, "I will use what is given to me" (Cicero, Against Verres II,2,152).
Latin graffito. H. 0.01. EDCS-66100039. May Castella et al. 2013, figs. 274. One Greek graffito was found, apparently of an erotic nature.
[--- OY]K EΔWKE ΠY[ΓI]CAI
[MH TY]XOI BEINHMATOC[---] did not allow to be entered from behind,
may he (or she) not be entered from the front.Greek graffito. EDCS-66100040. May Castella et al. 2013, figs. 255, 275.
Introduction
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