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by tdr125 in cultural-heritage-history
It is a sacred sepulchral inscription devoted to Diana. The Aedicula could contain οr a Diana statuette, ο the urn containing the ashes of the deceased. The woman, who the parents put under the protection of the goddess, is undoubtedly a young daughter who died before the age of engagement. The paleography of the text and the typology of the monument appear to date back to a late Republican period. Below is one of the interpretative transcripts: Dianae [sa] c [r (um)]. / Quintae / parentes fecer (unt). This Roman Aedicula is located in Terracina, Italy