Ostia (Latium, Italy — Pleiades map), early II-III CE
Meiggs 1973, 324-325
= Hermansen 1981, 65-66 (fig.14)
= Bollmann 1998, 291-295 (A32; fig. 30) = Egelhaaf-Gaiser 2002, 138-140 (fig. 4)
= AGRW ID# 24127
Description: Located in region I xix 1-3, the building has an entrance from Via della Foce which leads to a temple of Ceres Augusta. Immediately behind the temple is a garden with a well and to the west is a large meeting hall. A latrine and smaller rooms line the east wall. First built in the early second century, it was refurbished in the third century, including the addition of a mosaic floor depicting a man carrying grain alongside helpers and a controller. Meiggs thinks the building is too small to be the main headquarters of the association.
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Item modified: March 16, 2020
ID number: 24127
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