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  • English: Votive pedestal dedicated to the Goddess Diana deposited and exhibited in the Municipal Museum of Algeciras, in Andalusia, in Spain. This piece was found in an excavation on Alfonso XI Street, 13 in the city in September CE.1972. The Coín marble pedestal has a height of 1,355 m in height & about 0.52 m in width and is broken at its base. It’s decorated on 3 of its faces, the 4th being sculpted without relief so that the element could be placed attached to a wall. The decoration consists of floral motifs (canthus leaves) on its main face & anthropomorphic figures & animals very deteriorated by having bitten its surface on the side faces. It has an inscription related to a votive donation made to the goddess Diana by a woman, Fabiana, Caio's daughter. The inscription is separated into two bodies, 1 in the upper part & 1 in the central body. The text reads:

«DIANAE AUV(ustae)
FABIA C(aii) F(ilia) FABIANA CUM ORNAMEN
TIS I(infra) S(criptis EPVLO DATO D(onat) D(edicat)»
...
«CATELLA CVM CYLINDR(i)S
N(umero) VII ARMILLAS CVM CY
LINDRIS (numero) XX ANTEMANUS
CVM CYLINDRIS N(umero) XIII PERIS
CELIA CVM CYLINDRIS N(umero) XVIII
AN(n)VLOS GEMMAIOS N(umero) II»

Translated in accordance with Presedo Velo, Francisco J. (CE.1974) as:
"Fabia Fabiana, daughter of Caio, with the underwritten ornaments, once the banquet is held she donates and dedicates:
...
A chain with seven stones, bracelets with twenty stones, bracelet with thirteen stones, an a bracelet with 18 stones, 2 rings with gem. Chronologically it’s located in the first half of the CE2nd century & various researchers indicate that the piece could originally come from the city of Barbesula according to the names that appear in its inscription & transferred during the Middle Ages to Algeciras (which would explain that the anthropomorphic reliefs are erased due to Islam's prohibition of representing human figures.
  • Español: Pedestal votivo dedicado a la Diosa Diana depositado y expuesto en el Museo municipal de Algeciras, Andalucía, España. Esta pieza fue encontrada en una excavación en la calle Alfonso XI, 13 de la ciudad en septiembre de 1972. El pedestal de mármol de Coín tiene una altura de 1,355 m de altura y unos 0,52 m de anchura y se encuentra roto en su base. Está decorado en tres de sus caras estando la cuarta esculpida sin relieve para que el elemento pudiera situarse adosado a una pared. La decoración consta de motivos florales (hojas de acanto) en su cara principal y de figuras antropomorfas y animales muy deterioradas por haberse picado su superficie en las caras laterales. Posee una inscripción relativa a una donación votiva realizada a la diosa Diana por parte de una mujer, Fabiana, hija de Caio. La inscripción se encuentra separada en dos cuerpos, uno en la parte superior y otra en el cuerpo central. En el texto se lee:

«DIANAE AUV(ustae)
FABIA C(aii) F(ilia) FABIANA CUM ORNAMEN
TIS I(infra) S(criptis EPVLO DATO D(onat) D(edicat)»
...
«CATELLA CVM CYLINDR(i)S
N(umero) VII ARMILLAS CVM CY
LINDRIS (numero) XX ANTEMANUS
CVM CYLINDRIS N(umero) XIII PERIS
CELIA CVM CYLINDRIS N(umero) XVIII
AN(n)VLOS GEMMAIOS N(umero) II»

Traducido según Presedo Velo, Francisco J. (1974) como:
“Fabia Fabiana, hija de Caio, con los ornamentos infrascritos, una vez celebrado el banquete dona y dedica:
...
Una cadenilla con siete piedras, pulseras con veinte piedras, brazalete con trece piedras, una ajorca con dieciocho piedras, dos anillos con gemas.”

Cronológicamente se sitúa en la primera mitad del siglo II y diversos investigadores indican que la pieza podía proceder originalmente de la ciudad de Barbesula atendiendo a los nombres que aparecen en su inscripción y trasladada durante la Edad Media a Algeciras (lo que explicaría que los relieves antropomorfos se encuentren borrados debido a la prohibición del Islam de representar figuras humana).
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