MAMA XI 178 (Synnada) 
Fragment of Latin public inscription
- Type of monument:
- Fragment of Latin public inscription.
- Location:
- Hallaç (Synnada): in a pile of stones on the south-east side of the village.
- Description:
- White marble fragment, broken on all sides.
- Dimensions:
- Ht. 0.46+; W. 0.27+; Th. 0.31+; letters 0.030-0.032.
- Record:
- MB notebook copy; drawing; photograph (1955/13).
- Publication:
- None.
- Date:
- Roman imperial period.
vac. ?
[- -]Ịotạ[- -]
[- -]ciae[- -]
[- -]urb[- -]
[- -]ariṣ[- -]
Illustrations:
MAMA XI 178 (Synnada 1: 1955-13)
Line drawing of MAMA XI 178 (Synnada 1: 1955-13)
At the start of line 1, a vertical stroke is visible at the very edge of the surviving face. The stroke is too close to the O to be the central vertical of a T, and is more likely to be an I or the right-hand vertical of N. With so little of the inscription surviving, restoration is very difficult; in line 2, we presumably have the genitive [- -provin]ciae. The lettering is an extremely fine monumental script, with unusually wide interlinear spaces; there appears to be nothing inscribed above the first line.