Unpublished Latin Inscriptions from Casa del Olivo
Abstract
This paper shows and analyses three roman unpublished inscriptions. They come, probably, from the territory of the Córdoba province and two of them were registered by Carlos Castilla del Pino in the second volume of his autobiography, entitled Casa del Olivo. The first two are of a funerary nature, and in particular the typology and content of the second fits with, the usual parameters of the funerary epigraphy of the ancient Colonia Patricia Corduba. The third, a fragmentary inscription, corresponds to a metric one.
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