Submitted for award of PhD September 2006. - King's College London

Temple B, built at the end of the second or beginning of the first century BC,
also has dedications by meddices tutici. One of them is ST Sa 13, Ve 154, Pocc 18,
Co 173, Bu 49, Pi 40C, Strazzulla 7, SE 44 (1976) 291.
gn(aivs) staatiis. 1(üvkieis) klar [. m(eddis). tüvtiks). süvad eitiuva]d. pestlüm.
üpsannüm. faamated. p(edüm). LX
Gnaeus Statius Clarus son of Lucius [meddix tuticus] ordered that this
podium, sixty feet (long), was to be built [with his own money].
The inscription records a private contribution by Gnaeus Statius Clarus son of
Lucius, possibly when he was meddix tuticus.
Three inscriptions record that Pacius Staius son of Lucius commissioned the making
of three basins for the sanctuary.
First, ST Sa 10, Pocc 14, PdP 30 (1975) 167-9, SE 44 (1976) 291, which was found
south-west of the corner of Temple B:
pak(is). staiis. 1(üvkieis). m(eddis). t(üvtiks). aapam kellaked. 2
Inim. Urass.
ekask. emanafed 3esidum. pn fatted.
Pacius Staius son of Lucius meddix tuticus stored water and commissioned
these basins. He himself approved (them).
Second, ST Sa 11, Pocc 13, AION L 13 (1991) 240, RhM 109 (1966) 264,3,
Strazzulla 10. This is identical to ST Sa 10.
pjak(is). staiis. 1(üvkieis). m] t (üvtiks). aapa[m kellak]ed. 2[i]njim. k]ürjass.
ekask. ] am [a]nafed 3esidum.
prüfatted.
Pacius Staius son of Lucius. meddix tuticus stored water and commissioned
these basins. He himself approved (them).
Third, ST Sa 12, Pocc. 15, RhM 109 (1966) 264-6,4, RhM 113 (1970) 262,
Strazzulla 13.
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