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<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="introduction1" style="width:100%">
<h1 resource="#AKG" property="dc:title" data-type="functional">Photo Collection Data as Graph? Connecting with Databases
of Inscriptions from Rome</h1>
<div class=" w3-half">
<figure><img src="fotothek/20230612_133703.jpg" style="max-width:100%;"></img>
<figcaption>A "real" link in the Fotothek - recto</figcaption></figure>
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<p>While the <span resource="#AKG" property="sch:isAbout" about="#fotothek" data-type="akg">Fotothek</span> has many images of Inscriptions in Rome or
Drawings of inscriptions in Rome, <span resource="#AKG" property="sch:isAbout" about="#epidatabases" data-type="akg">Epigraphic Databases</span> contain editions of
inscriptions in Rome with images.</p>
<p>Following on the workshop goal and input, I will try to explore the
state-of-the-art of the data about one item and
look at its multidisciplinary representation in the data available
on the web, that is, thinking primarily of those who do not have a
library card and may relay only on web resources.</p>
<p>The two disciplines mainly involved in this experiment are
Art History and Epigraphy, but Codicology, History and probably also Archaeology and Semantics are not excluded.
For none of these I am an expert, and for none I can claim results of any type.</p>
<p>
I believe the available material has all the potential for a
really multidisciplinary understanding of each piece and aspect of the city of Rome,
but that collaboration is far from being implemented widely enough
to allow that promise to flourish. The missing node is
scholarly and research-based connections within
argumentative narratives. While many other materials abound on the web, scholarly content is seemingly latitant.</p>
<p>I claim that there is no
technological obstacle to that aim, and that it can be achieved easily in a number of ways and is in the hands of everyone.</p>
<p>Getting quality content in quality formats, with relevant semantics online,
is a much more urgent and challenging task than implementing large infrastructures or newer technologies.</p>
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<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="introduction2" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding"></div>
<h2>Searching for research</h2>
<div class=" w3-half">
<figure><img src="fotothek/20230612_133708.jpg" style="max-width:100%;"></img>
<figcaption>A "real" link in the Fotothek -verso</figcaption></figure>
</div>
<div class=" w3-half w3-padding-left">
<p>The role of the interpreter of historical sources and the knowledge related to it,
which allows to connect different materials, are largely missing in web resources.</p>
<p> I will try to show something which is not new, that the two worlds of
knowledge, that of printed materials and the one building up in the
web are similar and complementary: while both suffer the
same issues (accessibility, quality control, style) they
both build knowledge by linking. Linkage in both ways from
the web-based-and-digital world to the printed-material world are
bidirectionaly faulty and hard to make without specific expertiese. </p>
<p>Once more the researcher (scholarly or not)
is the missing link, not the software or the tools.
Collaborative tools exist and can be
used.</p>
<p>For a new understanding we badly need a new generation of well trained researchers
of many kinds open to the technical languages as well as to the aesthetics,
who are supported and
recognized for their contribution to collaborative
resources like the web in any of its parts.</p>
<p>We still need a lot of work to be in a position to fight, instead of joining the <q>mass censorship</q>, to <a href="https://www.raiplaysound.it/audio/2023/06/La-Grande-Radio-del-25062023-f08c4397-71d2-4ad4-b56f-45baca85da96.html?ts=235">use Eco's words</a>, to which the web contributes so vastly.</p>
<p>So, to make an example of what kind of networks and connections can be extracted to read an object from the city of Rome.</p>
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<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>Collecting data</h2>
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<div class="w3-half">
<div class="w3-display-container" resource="#bhpd71012" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="source">
<a target="_blank" resource="#bhpd71012" property="sch:url"
class="w3-display-bottomleft w3-button w3-light-gray" data-type="source"
href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/media/obj/08054714/bhpd71012z">Fotothek</a>
<img resource="#bhpd71012" property="sch:contentUrl"
src="https://fotothek.biblhertz.it/bh/320px/bhpd71012z.jpg" data-type="source"
style="width: 100%;"/>
<span lang="de" resource="#bhpd71012" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#fotothek" data-type="source" class="w3-display-topright w3-small w3-text-white caption"
>Foto - <span resource="#bhpd71012" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#obj08054714" data-type="source">bhpd71012z: <span
resource="#OrigStatuensockel" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#Statuensockel" typeof="crm:E22_Human-made_Object" data-type="akg">Statuensockel</span>
mit <span resource="#Inschrift" typeof="crmtex:TX1_Written_text">Inschrift</span></span> des
<span resource="#Inschrift" property="dc:creator" about="#cestius" data-type="akg">Caius
Cestius</span> - Frontseite mit Inschrift</span></span>
<a target="_blank"
class="w3-display-bottomright w3-button"
href="https://gn.biblhertz.it/exist/apps/fotothek/mirador?manifest=https://gn.biblhertz.it/fotothek/api/iiif/3/foto/bhpd71012z/manifest"
>Viewer</a>
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<p>I will start from a record in the
<span resource="#fotothek" typeof="sch:ResearchOrganization" data-type="akg"
><a resource="#fotothek" data-type="source"
property="sch:url" href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/" >Fototeca of the
Bibliotheca Hertziana</a></span>, follow its link into a website of the
<span resource="#capitolini" data-type="akg"
typeof="sch:ResearchOrganization"
><a resource="#capitolini" data-type="akg"
property="sch:url" href="http://capitolini.net">Musei Capitolini</a></span> and then move to the
<span resource="#edr" id="edrlink" data-type="akg"
typeof="sch:ResearchOrganization"
><a resource="#edr" property="sch:url" href="http://www.edr-edr.it/" data-type="akg"
>Epigraphic Datanbase Rome</a></span><span resource="#edr" property="sch:isPartOf" href="#epidatabase" data-type="akg"></span>, the largest
existing academic corpus of inscriptions from Rome online, including more than
105 thousands digital editions of epigraphic texts. I will follow links from there
to explore how much information can be actually connected to get the best
possible knowledge of a single object.</p>
<p resource="#AKG" property="sch:abstract" data-type="functional">My argument is that there is more real and direct value
for the exploration of the network of informations about the city of Rome in a
argumentative knowledge graph than there can be from the extraction of value
from quantitavely collected data, which are yet indispensable items to refer to in any argumentation.</p>
<p>This is because of the fragmentary nature of
the data and because the actual available data is scanty and clashes in front of
the bibliographic barrier, that is, the innaccessibility of quality full texts of
publications quoted as unstructured data.</p>
<p>This presentation is in itself an example of an argumentative knowledge graph (AKG) as
it embedds RDFa in the HTML source. A simple tool like <a resource="#AKG" property="sch:seeAlso" data-type="functional"
href="https://rdfa.info/play/">RDFa Play</a> can be used to visualize the
data as a graph and it can be imported as is into a triplestore. Here I parse the HTML with
<a data-type="functional" resource="#AKG" property="sch:seeAlso" href="https://visjs.org/">vis.js</a>
and produce the Network with the same library.</p>
<p>Any scientific contribution is per sé a knowledge graph, and can be enriched with precise annotations in many other ways.
My example here simply attempts
to provide an example and make statements known to the web by using one of its standard languages, <a data-type="functional" resource="#AKG" property="sch:source"
href="https://www.w3.org/TR/rdfa-core/">RDFa</a>.</p>
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<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="ai" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>AI is developing very fast...</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p>With the help of <span resource="#hizkeal" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="functional">Hizikiel Alemayehu</span>, during the IIIF conference,
I asked to ChatGPT to help me with this presentation task. The question was
<q>write an article about CIL 06 1375</q> and after that
<q>tell me all you know about CIL VI 1375</q> to <a data-type="functional" resource="#AKG" property="sch:seeAlso" href="https://chat.openai.com/"
>ChatGPT</a> hoping that it would help out and deliver all what the web had
to give. Turns out the tool is honest and can give good advise, as of 7 June
2023: <blockquote class="w3-panel w3-leftbar w3-light-grey"><i>I apologize for
the confusion, but as an AI language model, I don't have real-time
access to specific archaeological records or information about the
current location of artifacts. My training only goes up until September
2021, and I do not have access to databases or updates on recent
discoveries. To determine the exact location of CIL 06 1375, the statue
base of Caius Cestius, I recommend consulting academic sources,
archaeological reports, or contacting relevant institutions such as
museums, archaeological departments, or research organizations
specializing in Roman archaeology.</i>
<p>ChatGPT answer (part)</p></blockquote>
</p>
<p>It turns out we have a responsibility also towards ChatGPT to produce, share and make accessible quality data.</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="fototeca" style="width:100%" resource="#obj08054714" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>Fototeca</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p>Our starting point is an object catalogued in the Fotothek: <q><span lang="de" resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:name" data-type="source"
><a resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:url" href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/document/obj/08054714" data-type="source"
>Statuensockel mit Inschrift</a></span> des <a
resource="#cestius" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q10447214"><span resource="#cestius" typeof="foaf:Person"
data-type="source">Caius Cestius</span></a></q>.
Landing on this page we learn about a marmor
statue base with an inscription now at the Musei Capitolini, found
<span property="dc:relation" resource="#obj08015434" about="#capitolini" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#obj08015434" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg">
<a resource="#obj08015434" property="sch:url" href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/document/obj/08015434" data-type="source"
><q>vor der
Pyramide</q></a>, which is the so-called <span resource="#obj08015434" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Pyramid of Caius
Cestius</span>.</span>
<span resource="#obj08015434" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#cestiusPyramid" property="crm:P51_has_former_or_current_owner" about="#cestius" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel" property="lawd:foundAt" about="#cestiusPyramid" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#cestiusPyramid" property="sch:url" about="https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q725404" data-type="url"/>
<!--These statements should be referred to the original statue baseS-->
The inscription dates <span resource="#cestiusPyramid" property="dc:created" data-type="source">before 12 BCE</span>
and measures are given for the
inscription field.</span>
A link is given to a page hosted by the <a resource="#obj08054714" property="dc:relation" data-type="akg"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:02386"
>Musei Capitolini</a>.
<span resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:hasPart" about="#bhpd71012" data-type="source"><a
href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/media/obj/08054714/bhpd71012z"
>The
photo of the front side with the inscription </a></span> was
a <a resource="#bhpd71012" property="sch:seeAlso" href="https://www.biblhertz.it/it/barbara-malter" data-type="akg">donation</a>
of <span resource="#bhpd71012" property="dc:creator" about="#malter" data-type="akg"><span resource="#malter" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Malter Barbara</span></span>
who took the photo about <span property="dc:created" about="#bhpd71012" >1982/1983</span>. To get to know who curated the
information we have to make our way to the IIIF Viewer, and from there to the
OAI-PMH XML, where we get the email of <span resource="#deckers" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Regina
Deckers</span><span resource="#obj08015434" property="sch:creator" about="#deckers" data-type="source"></span> as latest editor (Admin
and Pietro Liuzzo can be disregarded as they are technical manager of the
information...)</p>
<p >Actually, there are a few more links, visible to the machines only as such,
for indexing related to the object and photograph: <ul resource="#obj08054714" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the49601600" data-type="akg">
<a resource="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the49601600" data-type="source"
property="sch:url" href="https://vocab.biblhertz.it/Skosmos/midas/de/page/?uri=https%3A%2F%2Fgn.biblhertz.it%2Fskos%2Fthe49601600"
><span resource="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the49601600" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Sockel</span> (MIDAS)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300080499" data-type="source" ><a
href="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300080499"
><span resource="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300080499" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Sockel</span> (AAT)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4181720-5" data-type="source"><a
href="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4181720-5"
><span resource="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4181720-5" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Sockel</span> (GND)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the48846900" data-type="source"><a
href="https://vocab.biblhertz.it/Skosmos/midas/de/page/?uri=https%3A%2F%2Fgn.biblhertz.it%2Fskos%2Fthe48846900"
><span resource="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the48846900" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Skulptur</span> (MIDAS)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4046277-8" data-type="source"><a
href="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4046277-8"
><span resource="http://d-nb.info/gnd/4046277-8" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Skulptur</span> (GND)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the47369200" data-type="source"><a
href="https://vocab.biblhertz.it/Skosmos/midas/de/page/?uri=https%3A%2F%2Fgn.biblhertz.it%2Fskos%2Fthe47369200"
><span resource="https://gn.biblhertz.it/skos/the47369200" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Marmor</span> (MIDAS)</a></li>
<li resource="#obj08054714" property="sch:keywords" about="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300011443" data-type="source"><a
href="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300011443"
><span resource="http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300011443" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Marmor</span> (AAT)</a> </li>
</ul> these three values associated to three different controlled vocabulary, and aligned among them, make for a good
deal of alignment of the object.</p>
<p>They are based on the shared <span resource="#midasThesaurus" property="sch:creator" about="#marburg" data-type="akg" >MIDAS Thesaurus</span> user,
maintained by <span resource="#marburg" typeof="sch:ResearchOrganization" data-type="akg">Deutsches Dokumentationszentrum für Kunstgeschichte -
Bildarchiv Foto Marburg</span> and used by the consortium of Photographic collections.
The injection into structured data for the website of the Catalog of the Fotothek
from this Thesaurus is implemented following the guidelines
of the <a href="https://docs.nfdi4culture.de/ta5-cgif-specification/introduction">NFDI Culture Knowledge Graph</a>
and has been done by the author of this paper with a <span resource="https://vocab.biblhertz.it/Skosmos/de/"
property="crm:P136_was_based_on" about="#midasThesaurus" typeof="
skos:ConceptScheme" data-type="akg">SKOS based implementation</span>.
Anyone, search engines included, can follow those links, especially when they will be part
of rich results of common searches in the web. They could be used to find many more values. Perhaps too many.
We are however not going to follow those links for now. We are also not going to look at
web resources available online which replicate the same or part of the same information
like
Bildindex and Europeana for the Fotothek, but we will look at some aspects of Pharos later.
</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="connectFototecaandcapitolini" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>Following on to the Musei Capitolini</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<div class="w3-half">
<p>We are on a quest for content, we are looking for actual information
and here we already found it. Into a field of information which is unfortunately
not shown directly to users, we learn also that
<blockquote class="w3-panel w3-leftbar w3-light-grey" lang="de">Es handelt sich um einen
der beiden mit Bronzestatuen bestückten Sockel, die einst vor der
Cestius-Pyramide standen. Reste der Bronzestatuem sind durch Druckgraphik
belegt. Heute trägt der Sockel die <span data-type="akg" resource="#SCU00049" property="sch:name"
conent="Gewandstatue der Julia Domna">Gewandstatue der Julia Domna (Inv- Nr. S
49)</span>.</blockquote> </p>
<span resource="#Bronzestatue" property="dc:relation" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel2" property="lawd:foundAt" about="#cestiusPyramid" data-type="akg"/>
<p>There is no link to a record about this statue, which probably is simply not among the objects fotographed in the collection.</p>
<p>We do not know which one of the two inscriptions we have and how do they differ.</p>
<p>We are told that these two statue bases were in front of the Pyramid.</p>
<p>Bibliography points to
<ul>
<li resource="#CIL_6_1375" typeof="bibo:BookSection" data-type="akg"><a
resource="#CIL_6_1375" data-type="akg" property="sch:url" href="https://arachne.dainst.org/entity/2244413"
>CIL VI 1375</a> and <span resource="#obj08054714" property="bibo:cites" about="#CIL_6_1375" data-type="akg"></span></li>
<li resource="#Walser1993" typeof="bibo:Book" data-type="akg"><a
resource="#Walser1993" property="sch:url" href="https://www.worldcat.org/it/title/1184592798" data-type="akg">Walser, Römische Inschrift-Kunst (2. Aufl.: 1993)</a>, S. 50f.
<span resource="#obj08054714" property="bibo:cites" about="#Walser1993" data-type="akg"></span>
</li>
</ul> which
are however not linked as resources. </p>
<p> The <span resource="#bhpd36472" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#obj08076073" data-type="source"><i
resource="#obj08076073" typeof="#Druckgraphic" data-type="akg">Druckgraphic</i> attesting this information may be exemplified by foto bhpd36472.</span></p>
</div>
<div class="w3-half">
<div class="w3-display-container" resource="#bhpd36472" typeof="sch:ImageObject" id="imgbhpd36472" data-type="source">
<a target="_blank" resource="#bhpd36472" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
class="w3-display-bottomleft w3-button w3-light-gray"
href="https://foto.biblhertz.it/media/obj/08076073/bhpd36472">Fotothek</a>
<img resource="#bhpd36472" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="source"
src="https://fotothek.biblhertz.it/bh/2048px/bhpd36472.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<span resource="#bhpd36472" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#fotothek" data-type="source" class="w3-display-topright w3-small caption"
>Foto - bhpd36472: <span resource="#obj08076073" property="crm:P19_is_about" about="#Bronzestatue" data-type="akg">Tafel 63</span>: Rom, Cestius-Pyramide, Sockel mit Inschrift und Resten einer überlebensgroßen Bronzestatue</span>
<a target="_blank"
class="w3-display-bottomright w3-button"
href="https://gn.biblhertz.it/exist/apps/fotothek/mirador?manifest=https://gn.biblhertz.it/fotothek/api/iiif/3/foto/bhpd36472/manifest"
>Viewer</a>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="capitolini" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>Musei Capitolini</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p> <span resource="#obj08054714" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg" >OBJ 08054714 in the Fototeca records an <q>Ausschnitt</q>
from a foto of the Sculpture object preserved at the Musei
Capitolini with identifier <a resource="#obj08054714" property="see:also" href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:02386" data-type="source"
about="#SCU02386">SCU 02386</a>, also a photo by <span resource="#d7290" property="dc:creator" about="#malter" data-type="source">Barbara Malter</span>.
<span about="#bhpd71012" property="dc:relation" resource="#d7290" data-type="akg">The photo (bhpd71012) is probably related to
negative d/7290</span> of the Capitolini, listed on that page.</span>
The page is unfortunately not maintained any more and its accessibility is not very reliable,
despite the precious information contained and published there. It is only thanks to Klaus E. Werner that I could consistently access this resource.
</p>
<p resource="#SCU02386" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" id="objSCU02386" data-type="akg">
Now let us have a look at the link we found towards <a resource="#SCU02386" property="sch:url"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:02386" data-type="source"
>SCU 02386</a> .
<span resource="#SCU02386" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#SCU02386" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#capitolini" data-type="source"/>
Here we learn from an older record, by
<span resource="#SCU02386" property="sch:creator" about="#Stefangeli" data-type="source"><span
resource="#stefangeli" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="source">Maria Rosaria Stefanangeli</span></span>, a bit more
about the inventory number and we can see 4 different negatives. Actually, if we
still have in mind <span resource="#juliadomna" typeof="sch:Person" data-type="source">Julia Domna</span>, we can modify the semantically meaningfull URN
and retrieve information about that as well. <a resource="#SCU02386" property="sch:seeAlso" about="#SCU00049" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:00049"
>SCU 00049</a>, which
actually also
<span resource="#SCU00049" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#juliadomna" data-type="source"/>
<span resource="#fto07642" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU00049" data-type="source"/>
<span resource="#fto07642" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#obj08054714" data-type="source">
provides a view of the statue base from the top.</span>
<a resource="#fto07642" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:col:07642"
><span resource="#fto07642" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg"></span>Foto Col 07642</a>
</p>
<p>Musei Capitolini NCE 02386 has four images, documenting clearly
the text and
the three visible sides of the statue base.</p>
<p>The image of the inscription at the front
is actually <span about="#bhpd71012" property="dc:relation" resource="#d7290" data-type="akg">marked as "Malter" and may be the same as bhpd71012z in the
fototeca.</span>
Five negatives are named and for four of them a urn can be constructed.
<!-- http://capitolini.net/images/small/0001.foto.d.26544.jpg -->
<ul class="w3-ul w3-row">
<li class="w3-col" style="width:20%" resource="#mcb1909" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#mcb1909" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU02386" data-type="source"/>
<span about="#mcb1909" property="sch:name" data-type="source">MC B/1909</span>
<a about="#mcb1909" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:B:01909"
><img width="100%" data-type="source"
resource="#mcb1909" property="sch:contentUrl" src="capitolini/0001.foto.B.01909.jpg"/></a>
</li>
<li class="w3-col" style="width:20%" data-type="akg" resource="#d7290" typeof="sch:ImageObject">
<span resource="#d7290" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU02386" data-type="source"/>
<span about="#d7290" property="sch:name" data-type="source">d/7290, Malter</span>
<a about="#d7290" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:d:07290"
><img width="100%" resource="#d7290" data-type="source" property="sch:contentUrl" src="capitolini/0001.foto.d.07290.jpg"></img></a>
</li>
<li class="w3-col" style="width:20%" resource="#d19905" data-type="akg" typeof="sch:ImageObject">
<span resource="#d19905" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU02386" data-type="source"/>
<span resource="#d19905" property="sch:name" data-type="source">d/19905</span>
</li>
<li class="w3-col" style="width:20%" resource="#d19906" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#d19906" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU02386" data-type="source"/>
<span resource="#d19906" property="sch:name" data-type="source">d/19906</span>
<a resource="#d19906" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:d:19906"
><img width="100%" resource="#d19906" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="source" src="capitolini/0001.foto.d.19906.jpg"></img></a>
</li>
<li class="w3-col" style="width:20%" resource="#d19907" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#d19907" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU02386" data-type="source"/>
<span resource="#d19907" property="sch:name" data-type="source">d/19907</span>
<a resource="#d19907" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:d:19907"
><img width="100%" resource="#d19907" property="sch:contentUrl" src="capitolini/0001.foto.d.19907.jpg"></img></a>
</li>
</ul>
</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="lateinscriptions1" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>The XVII century inscriptions</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p>
<span resource="#d19906" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Inschrift3" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#d19907" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Inschrift4" data-type="akg"/>
These last two images show also that there are additional texts on the same statue
base, on each side.
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel" typeof="sdc:UniProd" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel" property="sdc:undergoesTransformation" about="#tr1" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr1" property="sdc:hasTranformationModel" about="sdc:A2" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr1" property="sdc:produces" about="#Inschrift3" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr1" property="sdc:produces" about="#Inschrift4" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr1" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift3" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift4" data-type="akg"/>
Both are dated 1681.
The size of the fotos does not allow to
read much but it is already visible that a major lack of historical information
is linked with the data, which largely focus on the Latin, most ancient, inscription only.</p>
<div>
<div class="w3-half"><p>
<span resource="#Inschrift3" data-type="akg"
property="crmtex:TXP9_was_read_by" about="#Reading3"
></span>
<span resource="#Reading3" typeof="crmtex:TX5_Reading" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Reading3" property="crmtex:TXP3_is_rendered_by" about="#Transcription3" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Reading4" property="dc:source" about="#d19906" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Transcription3" typeof="crmtex:TX6_Transcription" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Transcription3" property="crm:P49_created" about="#TranscriptionText3" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#TranscriptionText3" typeof="crm:E33_Linguistic_Object" data-type="akg"></span>
<p>On the
side to the left of the ancient text we read from d/19906 </p>
<blockquote class="w3-panel w3-light-grey" resource="#TranscriptionText3" property="epnet:hasSimplifiedTranscription" data-type="akg">
FRANCISCUS FANUS[ <br/>
FRAN SODERINUS [<br/>
RUBERTUS URSINU[<br/>
MARCUS ANT DEGRAS[<br/>
M DC LXXXI [<br/>
</blockquote>
</p>
</div>
<div class="w3-half">
<span resource="#Inschrift4"
property="crmtex:TXP9_was_read_by" about="#Reading4" data-type="akg"
></span>
<span resource="#Reading4" typeof="crmtex:TX5_Reading" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Reading4" property="crmtex:TXP3_is_rendered_by" about="#Transcription4" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Reading4" property="dc:source" about="#d19907" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Transcription4" typeof="crmtex:TX6_Transcription" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Transcription4" property="crm:P49_created" about="#TranscriptionText4" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#TranscriptionText4" typeof="crm:E33_Linguistic_Object" data-type="akg"></span>
<p>
On the side to the
right of the ancient text we read from d/19907
</p>
<blockquote class="w3-panel w3-light-grey" resource="#TranscriptionText4" property="epnet:hasSimplifiedTranscription" data-type="akg">
]NCISCUS FANUS COS<br/>
]AN SODERINUS COS<br/>
]BERTUS URSINUS COS<br/>
]CUS ANT DEGRASSIS PRI[?]<br/>
M DC LXXXI
</blockquote>
</div>
</div>
<div>
<div class="w3-half w3-center">
<img width="80%" src="capitolini/0001.foto.d.19906.jpg"></img>
</div>
<div class="w3-half w3-center">
<img width="80%" src="capitolini/0001.foto.d.19907.jpg"></img>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mySlides w3-display-container" id="conservatori" style="width:100%">
<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>Conservatori e Priori</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p>It seems plausible
that these are copies of the same text, inscribed in the same circumstance and for the same purpose in one creative act, so without being one copy of the other.
</p>
<p resource="#AKG" property="bibo:cites" about="#ListSenato" data-type="akg"> <a resource="#ListSenato" typeof="bibo:AcademicArticle" data-type="akg"
href="http://www.accademiamoroniana.it/indici/Senato%20romano.pdf"
>Claudio De Dominicis, MEMBRI DEL SENATO
DELLA ROMA PONTIFICIA
Senatori, Conservatori, Caporioni e loro Priori
e Lista d’oro delle famiglie dirigenti
(secc. X-XIX), Roma 2009</a> lists these
names at page 56 and 119 of the PDF, which does not correspond to the pagination
of the printed book, as notified in the PDF itself.
<span resource="#ListSenato" property="dc:source" about="#fasti" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#ListSenato" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#ffdr" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#ListSenato" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#fas" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#ListSenato" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#ro" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#ListSenato" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#madg" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#ffdr" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#fas" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#ro" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#madg" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#messalla"></span>
<span resource="#faniDate" typeof="crm:E52_Time-Span" data-type="akg"><blockquote class="w3-panel w3-leftbar w3-light-grey">
1681-1/7 - <span resource="#ffdr" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Francesco Fani</span><span resource="#ffdr" typeof="#Conservatore" data-type="akg"/> della Regola, Co.
<span resource="#fas" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Francesco [F. Antonio] Soderini</span><span resource="#fas" typeof="#Conservatore" data-type="akg"/> di S. Eustachio,
<span resource="#ro" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Roberto Orsini</span><span resource="#ro" typeof="#Conservatore" data-type="akg"/> [Ursinus] di
Pigna - (Cred. I, to. 35, c. 119v).
</blockquote>
<blockquote class="w3-panel w3-leftbar w3-light-grey">
1681-1/7 - <span resource="#madg" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Marc’Antonio de Grassis</span><span resource="#madg" typeof="#Priore" data-type="akg"/> [Grassi]
de Monti priore, Co. Giovanni Francesco Vespignani di Trevi, Prospero della
Molara di Colonna, Alessandro Bentivogli di Campo Marzo, Alessandro Fusti di
Ponte, Giovanni Matteo Grifoni di Parione, Francesco Ferrini della Regola,
Leonardo Severoli di S. Eustachio, Orazio Cardoni di Pigna, Pietro Zonca di
Campitelli, Giulio Sinibaldi di S. Angelo, Giovanni Battista Vitale di Ripa,
Nicolò Callimachi di Trastevere, Francesco Brandani di Borgo - (Cred. I, to. 35,
c. 119v). </blockquote></span>
</p>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriftenEvent" typeof="crm:E63_Beginning_of_Existence" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriftenEvent" property="crm:P92_brought_into_existence" about="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriftenEvent" property="crm:P117_occurs_during" about="#faniDate" data-type="akg"></span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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<h2>Editions of the XVII century inscriptions</h2>
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<p>
In this list, <q>Cred. I, to. 35, c. 119v</q> stands for <q>Credenzone I, tomo 35, Catena 119v</q> and is the
collocation in the Archivio Capitolino. <q>COS</q> stands for <a resource="#Conservatore" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q16543745"
><i>Conservatori</i></a>. <a resource="#Priore" property="sch:url" href="https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q52634166" data-type="source"
>PRI for Priore dei Capo Rioni</a>, often corresponding, like in this case,
caporione del Rione I (Monti).
</p>
<p>
These four magistrates where top figures of the Rome administration system between
1223 and 1870. They always signed together all completed projects.
Which activity was signed off on these monument is however not known.
However, the PDF gives us some more details, placing the dating of these inscriptions between July and October of 1681.
</p>
<p>The following is a screenshot of the edition of these texts, kindly pointed out to my by <span resource="#orlandi" typepf="foaf:Person" data-type="akg">Silvia Orlandi</span>.</p>
<span resource="#Inschrift3" property="epont:hasEdition" about="#Forcella" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Inschrift4" property="epont:hasEdition" about="#Forcella" data-type="akg"></span>
<div class="w3-display-container" >
<figure resource="#Forcella178" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<img resource="#Forcella178" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="Forcella178.png"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
><a resource="#Forcella178" property="sch:url" data-type="akg"
href="https://books.google.it/books?id=jOBLAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=it&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage"
>Screenshot from Google Books Digital edition of <span resource="#Forcella" typeof="bibo:Book" data-type="akg">
V. Forcella. Iscrizioni delle chiese e d'altri edificii di Roma dal secolo
XI fino ai giorni nostri, Volume 1. Roma: Tipografia delle Scienze
Matematiche e Fisiche 1869.</span> <span resource="#Forcella178" property="sch:isPartOf" data-type="akg" about="#Forcella">Inscription number 178</span>.</a></figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<p>Forcella is based on a quantity of manuscripts as the introduction details, which we are not going to investigate but probably include the ones referred to also from De Domenicis.</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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<h2>More from the Musei Capitolini Website</h2>
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<p>The Entry in the Musei Capitolini page, has more to say.</p>
<p>There are four links in the description,
apparently to other entities in the Musei Capitolini, two of which land on parts
of a <span resource="#SCU01018" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg"
>"Cippo" of <span resource="#Messalla" typeof="foaf:Person" data-type="akg"><a resource="#Messalla" property="sch:url" href="https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q508117" data-type="source">M. Valerius Messalla Corvinus</a></span>:
<a about="#SCU01018" property="sch:url"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:01018"
>SCU 01018</a></span>
<span resource="#SCU01018" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel2" typeof="crm:E22_Human-made_Object" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Inschrift" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#messalla" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Inschrift2" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#messalla" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#SCU01018" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#capitolini" data-type="source"/>, and
<span resource="#SCU01032" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg">
<a resource="#SCU01032" property="sch:url" href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:01032" data-type="source"
>SCU 01032</a></span>
<span resource="#SCU01032" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel3" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" typeof="crm:E22_Human-made_Object" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" property="lawd:hasAttestation" about="#messalla" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#SCU01032" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#capitolini" data-type="source"/>. </p>
<p>The first seems to be unrelated given the findspot. </p>
<p>The images of the
latter instead are interesting, because they also carry inscriptions of the Magistratura, which seem to be even later than the ones
on NCE 02386. </p>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift5" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift6" data-type="akg"/>
<p>
<a
href="http://www.accademiamoroniana.it/indici/Senato%20romano.pdf"
>The PDF list</a> takes us to the last quarter of 1698,
<blockquote class="w3-panel w3-leftbar w3-light-grey">
<span resource="#bisciaDate" typeof="crm:E52_Time-Span" data-type="akg">1698-1/10 -
March. Giovanni Battista del Drago Biscia, Filippo Fonseca, Giuseppe Sorbolonghi
[no Sorbelloni]</span> - (Cred. I, to. 35, c. 194).
</blockquote>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2Event" typeof="crm:E63_Beginning_of_Existence" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2Event" property="crm:P92_brought_into_existence" about="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2Event" property="crm:P117_occurs_during" about="#bisciaDate" data-type="akg"></span>
But this base cannot be the other statue base, or base of the column which held a bronze statue,
as the Musei Capitolini Catalogue tell us, because it does not have the incription.
The actual base with inscription is there and can be found at
<span resource="#SCU01883" typeof="sch:DigitalDocument" data-type="akg">
<a resource="#SCU01883" property="sch:url" href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:scu:01883"
>SCU 01883</a></span> and the printed Catalogue claims it also carries on the sides inscriptions from 1681. But there are no photos of the sides.
<span resource="#SCU01883" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel4" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel4" typeof="crm:E22_Human-made_Object" data-type="akg"/>
</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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<h2>SCU 01883 and its later inscriptions</h2>
<p>Google Books has a copy of V. Forcella's book, already plundered above for a screenshot,
which has the two inscriptions, each in two copies, one with and one without stemmas, as it can be seen below.
<span resource="#Inschrift5" property="epont:hasEdition" about="#Forcella" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Inschrift6" property="epont:hasEdition" about="#Forcella" data-type="akg"></span>
</p>
<div class="w3-display-container" >
<figure resource="#Forcella198" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<img resource="#Forcella198" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="Forcella198.png"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
><a resource="#Forcella198" property="sch:url" data-type="akg"
href="https://books.google.it/books?id=jOBLAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=it&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage"
>Screenshot from Google Books Digital edition of V. Forcella. Iscrizioni delle chiese e d'altri edificii di Roma dal secolo
XI fino ai giorni nostri, Volume 1. Roma: Tipografia delle Scienze
Matematiche e Fisiche 1869. <span resource="#Forcella178" property="sch:isPartOf" about="#Forcella">Inscription number 198</span>.</a></figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-container">
<div class="w3-half" resource="#col10578" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#col10578" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU01032" data-type="source"/>
<figure class="w3-center"><a resource="#col10578" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:col:10578"
><img class="w3-center" width="60%" resource="#col10578" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="source" src="capitolini/0001.foto.col.10578.jpg"></img></a>
<figcaption><span resource="#col10578" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Parte del cippo di M. Valerio Messalla, lato dx, dopo restauro, inv S 1032</span> </figcaption></figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-half" resource="#col10735" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#col10735" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU01032" data-type="source"/>
<figure class="w3-center">
<a resource="#col10735" property="sch:url" data-type="source"
href="http://capitolini.net/object.xql?urn=urn:collectio:0001:foto:col:10735"
><img class="w3-center" width="60%" resource="#col10735" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="source" src="capitolini/0001.foto.col.10735.jpg"></img></a>
<figcaption><span resource="#col10735" property="sch:name" data-type="source">Parte del cippo di M. Valerio Messalla, lato sx, inv S 1032</span></figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
</div>
<div class="w3-container">
<p>This text, reported to be on the sides of the statue base which carries the text of C. Cestius testament, acquiring the land for the Pyramid,
is revelatory in same way because the italics of this edition, as we have learned from the previous image from this book
is the <i>missing text</i>. So, what Forcella reports on the side of the stone with the C. Cestius text as missing,
and of which we have no image from the Musei Capitolini,
matches exactly what we have on the images of the piece of the statue base without text for which the images on
the website of the Musei Capitolini are actually available.
This also explains why the record on the capitolini speaks of a part of the cippo perhaps. </p>
</div>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel2" typeof="sdc:UniProd" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel2" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel2" property="sdc:undergoesTransformation" about="#tr2" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr2" property="sdc:hasTranformationModel" about="sdc:A2" data-type="akg"></span> <!--ajout de contenu sans support matériel-->
<span resource="#tr2" property="sdc:produces" about="#Inschrift5" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr2" property="sdc:produces" about="#Inschrift6" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr2" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift5" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift6" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#OrigStatuensockel2" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift2" data-type="akg"/>
</div>
</div>
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<h2>The Second Statue Base has been cut in two parts</h2>
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<p>We then have three objects.
<ul>
<li resource="#SCU02386" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg">SCU 02386, the statue base on which we can see the first text
(later we will see that this can be identified as EDR093684),
and Forcella 178 on the two sides, with the statue of Giulia Domna on top,
for which we have photos of all sides from the Musei Capitolini.
</li>
<li resource="#SCU01032" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel3" data-type="akg">SCU 01032, the back half of the statue base with text
(later we will see that this can be identified as EDR103369),
and Forcella 198 on the sides, for which we have photos of all sides from the Musei Capitolini.
</li>
<li resource="#SCU01883" property="crm:P129_is_about" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg">SCU 01883, the front half of the statue base with text
(later we will see that this can be identified as EDR103369),
and Forcella 198 on the sides, for which we only have a photo
of the front side in EDR but none of the sides and not at the Musei Capitolini.
</li>
</ul></p>
<p>If this consideration was right, because we have dated the texts on the sides from the lists of the Conversatori,
we could say that the dating provided in the Museum catalogue for this text does not correspond,
which would be however of minor gain. Also, it remains a mistery why the
image of the text is related to the atrio of the musei, but we do not have photos of those,
while there is documentation of what seems to be the back of that.</p>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften2" property="sdc:undergoesTransformation" about="#tr3" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr3" property="sdc:hasTranformationModel" about="sdc:D3" data-type="akg"></span> <!--division simple-->
<span resource="#tr3" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#Statuensockel3" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr3" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel2" property="sch:description" content="front" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel2" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" property="sch:description" content="back" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel3" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel2" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift5" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel2" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift6" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#StatuensockelMitInschriften" property="sdc:undergoesTransformation" about="#tr4" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr4" property="sdc:hasTranformationModel" about="sdc:D3" data-type="akg"></span> <!--division simple-->
<span resource="#tr4" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#tr4" property="sdc:resultsIn" about="#Statuensockel4" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel" property="sch:description" content="front" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel4" property="sch:description" content="back" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel4" typeof="sdc:UniCirc" data-type="akg"></span>
<span resource="#Statuensockel4" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift3" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#Statuensockel4" property="epont:carriesText" about="#Inschrift4" data-type="akg"/>
<p>Additionally, we will see later in the survey that another image is available for this text,
from the Museo in Porta San. Paolo, a photo however of what perhaps is a copy, with rubrication.</p>
<p>Now, there is another piece of information from the Fotothek Object record which can be explored, that is, the CIL reference.</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>In the Musei Capitolini, Livia and Julia Domna</h2>
<p>So, up to this point we have from the web hints, and while the Museum catalogue has wonderful pictures
of the statues, there are only thumbnails of the inscriptions and only of those which are
considered more important. Looking at the <a href="https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/musei-capitolini">Museum
with Google Arts & Culture</a> did not help before this,
even with the aid of the catalogue to find orientation. We are short of two halfs of the texts from
the sides of the half basis with the <q>textus altero</q>.</p>
<p>So, I went to the Musei Capitolini on Friday, 23.06.23 to find out. From the web resources one does not
even know really where are the Statue Bases now. They are easy to find, in the Atrio/Galleria of the Palazzo Nuovo,
reached from the underground passage</p>
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#Bronzestatue is the remains visible from drawings of bronze statues on top of one of the Statuensockel
#Statuensockel is the front half of the original base with cil0601375a
#Inschrift is cil0601375a
#Statuensockel4 is the back half of the original base with cil0601375a
#StatuensockelMitInschriften is the statue base with cil0601375a with the two new inscriptions of the XVII century Forcella 178 added
#Inschrift3 is Forcella 178 without araldic
#Inschrift4 is Forcella 178 with the araldic
#OrigStatuensockel2 is the other Statue base, in its entirety, because it defined as the other one found there
#Statuensockel2 is the front half of the original base with cil0601375a
#Inschrift2 is cil0601375b
#Statuensockel3 is the back half of the original base with cil0601375b
#StatuensockelMitInschriften2 is the statue base with cil0601375b with the two new inscriptions of the XVII century Forcella 198 adde
#Inschrift5 is Forcella 198 without araldic
#Inschrift6 is Forcella 198 with the araldic
#SCU00049 is the digital object of capitolini describing the statue of Julia Domna
#SCU02386 is the digital object of capitolini describing the front half of the original base with cil0601375a, here #Statuensockel
#SCU01018 is the digital object of capitolini describing the front half of the original base with cil0601375b, here #Statuensockel2
#SCU01032 is the digital object of capitolini describing the back half of the original base with cil0601375b, here #Statuensockel3
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<div class="w3-row">
<div class="w3-third">
<figure resource="#foto1" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto1" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#foto1" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU00049" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto1" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/1cil061375aJuliaDomnaSX.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Julia Domna.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-third">
<figure resource="#foto2" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto2" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto2" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/2cil0601375bLiviaDX.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Livia, in front of Julia Domna.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-third">
<figure resource="#foto3" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto3" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#foto3" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto3" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/3JuliaDomnaVSLivia.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Julia Domna (left) and Livia (right).</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
</div>
<div class="w3-row">
<div class="w3-quarter">
<figure resource="#foto4" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto4" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto4" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/4Livia.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Livia on its Statue base from the front.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-quarter">
<figure resource="#foto5" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto5" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU00049" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#foto5" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto5" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/5JuliaDomna.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Julia Domna on its Statue base from the front.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-quarter">
<figure resource="#foto6" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto6" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#SCU00049" data-type="akg"/>
<span resource="#foto6" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto6" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/6cil061375aJuliaDomnaDX.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Julia Domna from her right.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
<div class="w3-quarter">
<figure resource="#foto7" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">
<span resource="#foto7" property="crm:P62_depicts" about="#Statuensockel2" data-type="akg"/>
<img resource="#foto7" property="sch:contentUrl" data-type="akg"
src="personal/7cil0601375bLiviaSX.jpg"
style="width:100%"/>
<figcaption
>Livia from her left.</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
</div>
</div> </div>
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<div class="w3-container w3-margin w3-padding">
<h2>In the Musei Capitolini - Forcella n. 198</h2>
<div class="w3-container w3-padding-64">
<p>And here we have the missing images to confirm a supposition.</p>
<div class="w3-row">
<div class="w3-half">
<figure resource="#fotoForcella178SX" typeof="sch:ImageObject" data-type="akg">