Appendix 8

References to Ebo(u)racum in RIB

Most of the many inscriptions featured in the book come from Roman Inscriptions of Britain (RIB), the authoritative and indispensable catalogue of Roman inscriptions found in Britain. According to www.romaninscriptionsofbritain.org/:

RIB online . . . hosts Volume One of The Roman Inscriptions of Britain, R. G. Collingwood’s and R. P. Wright’s magisterial edition of 2,401 monumental inscriptions from Britain found prior to 1955. It also incorporates all Addenda and Corrigenda published in the 1995 reprint of RIB (edited by R. S. O. Tomlin) and the annual survey of inscriptions published in Britannia . . . RIB Online endeavours to faithfully reproduce the printed edition and the relevant addenda and corrigenda published in Journal of Roman Studies and Britannia.

EBORACVM or EBVRACVM, fortress of Legio VI Victrix on the left bank of the R. Ouse, and COLONIA EBORACENSIS on the right bank.

Mentions of Eboracum

Col(onia) Ebor(acensis)

RIB 674, 678; Collingwood, JRS 11 (1921) 102

Col(oniae) Ebor[acensis]

RIB 3203

Ebur[. . .

RIB 648

Eb(oraco)

RIB 2274

Eb[or(aci)

RIB 657

Eβόρακον

Ptol. Geogr. ii 3, 16; Ptol. Geogr. viii 3, 7

Eboraci

Codex Iustinianus 3, 32, 1 (a.d. 210). Eburacum It. Ant. 466, 1; It. Ant. 468, 4; It. Ant. 475, 7; It. Ant. 478, 6

Eboraci

SHA (Spartian) Severus 19, 1

Civitate Eboracensi

Haddan and Stubbs, Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents (1869) i, 7 (a.d. 314, Council of Arles)

Eboraci

Eutropius 8, 10

Eburacum

Rav. 137 (Rav. 33)

Eburaci

Vindolanda Inv. No. 87.575

Eburac[ ]

Tab. Vindol. III, 850

[Ebura(?)]co

Tab. Vindol. III, app. 154

Ebora[ci]

AE 1986, 628

RIB 640

Altar dedicated to Arciaco and to the Divinity of the Emperor (third century)

RIB 641

Statue dedicated to Arimanius (AD 43–410)

RIB 642

Dedication to Bonus Eventus and Fortuna (AD 43–410)

RIB 643

Dedication to Holy Britannia (AD 43–410)

RIB 644

Altar dedicated to Fortune (mid–AD 130s)

RIB 645

Dedication to Fortune (AD 43–410)

RIB 646

Altar dedicated to the Genius Loci (AD 43–410)

RIB 647

Dedication to the Genius Loci (AD 43–410)

RIB 648

Fragmentary dedication to Hercules (AD 43–410)

RIB 649

Altar dedicated to Jupiter Optimus Maximus, to the gods and goddesses of hospitality and to the Penates (AD 43–410)

RIB 650

Altar dedicated to Mars (AD 43–410)

RIB 651

Altar dedicated to Mars (AD 43–410)

RIB 652

Altar dedicated to the Mother Goddesses of the household (AD 43–410)

RIB 653

Altar dedicated to the African, Italian, and Gallic Mother Goddesses (AD 43–410)

RIB 654

Altar dedicated to the Mother Goddesses (AD 43–410)

RIB 655

Relief and Altar dedicated to Mercury (AD 43–410)

RIB 656

Dedication to the Divinities of the Emperor and to the goddess Joug . . . (AD 43–410)

RIB 657

Dedication to Divinity of the Emperor and the Genius of Eboracum (AD 43–410)

RIB 658

Dedication to Serapis (AD 190–212)

RIB 659

Altar dedicated to Silvanus (before about AD 120)

RIB 660

Altar dedicated to Veteris (AD 43–410)

RIB 662

Dedication to the gods of the praetorium (AD 43–410)

RIB 663

Dedication to Ocean and Tethys (AD 43–410)

RIB 665

Building inscription of Trajan (AD 107–108)

RIB 668

Building inscription of the Tenth Cohort (AD 43–410)

RIB 670

Funerary inscription for Aurelius Super (AD 43–410)

RIB 671

Funerary inscription for Lucius Bebius Crescens (AD 43–410)

RIB 672

Funerary inscription for Bassaeus Julius and Felix (AD 43–410)

RIB 673

Funerary inscription for Lucius Duccius Rufinus (AD 43–410)

RIB 674

Funerary inscription for Flavius Bellator (AD 43–410)

RIB 675

Funerary inscription for Titus Flavius Flavinus (AD 43–410)

RIB 677

Funerary inscription for Valerius Theodorianus (AD 43–410)

RIB 678

Funerary inscription for Marcus Verecundius Diogenes (AD 43–410)

RIB 679

Funerary inscription for Gaius (AD 43–410)

RIB 681

Funerary inscription for Hyllus (AD 43–410)

RIB 682

Funerary inscription for Aelia Aeliana (AD 43–410)

RIB 683

Funerary inscription for Aelia Severa (AD 43–410)

RIB 684

Funerary inscription for Corellia Optata (AD 43–410)

RIB 685

Funerary inscription for Flavia and Saenius Augustina (AD 43–410)

RIB 686

Funerary inscription for Julia Brica and Sepronia Martina (AD 43–410)

RIB 687

Funerary inscription for Julia Fortunata (AD 43–410)

RIB 688

Funerary inscription for Julia Velva (AD 43–410)

RIB 689

Funerary inscription for Mantinia Maerica and Candida Barita (AD 43–410)

RIB 690

Funerary inscription for Simplicia Florentina (AD 200–300)

RIB 691

Funerary inscription for Ulpia Felicissima (AD 43–410)

RIB 692

Funerary inscription for Decimina (AD 43–410)

RIB 694

Funerary inscription for Minna (AD 43–410)

RIB 695

Funerary inscription for Eglecta (AD 43–410)

RIB 705

Fragmentary funerary inscription (AD 43–410)

RIB 706

Magical inscription (AD 43–410)

RIB 3193

Dedication to the Genius of the Collegium (AD 43–410)

RIB 3194

Altar to the Genius Loci (AD 43–410)

RIB 3198

Building stone of the Ninth cohort (AD 43–410)

RIB 3199

Centurial stone of Iullinus (AD 43–410)

RIB 3201

Coffin for Antonius Gargilianus (early third century AD and seventh–ninth century AD)

RIB 3202

Coffin for Julia Victorina and Constantius (AD 43–410)

RIB 3206

Fragmentary tombstone (?) (mid-second century AD or earlier)

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