Tyne and Wear HER(1461): Newcastle, St. Nicholas churchyard, Roman dedication slab - Details
1461
Newcastle
Newcastle, St. Nicholas churchyard, Roman dedication slab
Newcastle
NZ26SE
Commemorative
Commemorative Monument
Dedication Stone
Roman
C2/C3
Find
A dedication, 26 x 18 inches, of the three Mother Goddesses, who are represented enthroned, each in a separate niche. It is of uncertain origin, but was first recorded in 1858 as built up in the wall of Messrs Mitchell's printing premises, St. Nicholas' Churchyard, Newcastle...". Inscribed: Dea(bus) / Matribus Tramarinis / Patri(i)s Aurelius Iuuenalis / s(acrum) - To the Mother Goddesses of his native land from overseas Aurelius Juvenalis made this offering.
250
640
NZ250640
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