Associations in the Greco-Roman World (AGRW)

An expanding collection of inscriptions, papyri, and other sources in translation (run by Philip A. Harland)

Building: Sanctuary of Amynos – Amyneion (IV BCE) ║ Athens - Attica

Honors by Sarapiasts for Leaders (215/214 BCE) ║ Athens or the Piraeus (?) - Attica

Building [B2]: Hall of the Iobacchoi Devoted to Dionysos (II CE) ║ Athens - Attica

[11] Decree of Sacrificing Associates of Bendis (330-323 BCE) ║ Piraeus - Attica

[12] Decree of Sacrificing Associates of Bendis Honoring Supervisors (329/328 BCE) ║ Piraeus - Attica

Building [B1]: Temple of Dionysiasts (ca. 185 BCE) ║ Piraeus - Attica

Honorary Decree by Fellow-Sacrificers of Zeus and Anthas for Kaphisias (II BCE) ║ Anthedon - Boeotia

Grave of Euklidas Prepared by Aphrodisiasts and Archers (early II BCE) ║ Tanagra area [Aulis] - Boeotia

[31e] Grave of Eutychos Prepared by Dionysiasts (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Tanagra - Boeotia

[31d] Grave of Elpis Prepared by Athenaists (I BCE or later) ║ Tanagra - Boeotia

Honors by Devotees of the Muses for King Perseus (179-168 BCE) ║ Dion - Macedonia

Building [B3]: Meeting-place of the Worshippers of Silvanus (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

Dedications of Reliefs of Nike, Nemesis, and Ares for Gladiators (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

[45] Membership of an Association Devoted to Zeus Hypsistos (250 CE) ║ Pydna - Macedonia

[46] Donation of a Judean Synagogue by Polycharmos (II-III CE) ║ Stobi - Macedonia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Marcus Papius Maximus (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[47] Honors by Sacred Object-Bearers for Cheilon (I BCE-I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[50] Bequest to an Association of Initiates of Zeus Dionysos Gongylos (I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Grave of Bacchylon Prepared by Devotees of the Hero Aineias (125/126 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[54] Grave of a Society Member with a Relief of a Cart drawn by Donkeys (159/160 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Membership List (frag.) of a Dionysiac Company (ca. 200-250 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Honors by Worshippers of Hermanubis for Helenos and Cassius (III CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Honorary Decree (frag.) by Therapeutists for Paramonos the Priest of Sarapis (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Maroneia - Thrace

Honorary Decree (frag.) by Therapeutists for Sokles the Priest of Sarapis (I-II BCE) ║ Maroneia - Thrace

Membership List of Therapeutists of Isis and Sarapis (II-I BCE) ║ Maroneia - Thrace

Manumission (frag.) of a Slave by Judeans (59/60 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Dedication to Poseidon by a Society of Shippers (173-211 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Dedication to Aphrodite Ourania by a Society (150-125 BCE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Daphnos Prepared by the Synod (ca. 1-50 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Mastous Prepared by the Synod (ca. 80-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Mastous II Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Saion (?) Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Makarios Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Achaimenes Prepared by a Society (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) of Arathos Prepared by a Synod (210 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Dedication and Vow to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Phannes (155 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Julius (173-211 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication (frag.) to Theos Hypsistos by the “Adopted Brothers” (210-234 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Honors by a Society for Asklepiades the Priest (123 or 108 BCE) ║ Apameia Myrleia area [Triglia] - Bithynia

Honors by a Society for the Priestess Stratonike (119 or 104 BCE) ║ Apameia Myrleia area [Triglia] - Bithynia

Grave of a Boy Prepared by Fellow-Initiates (250-300 CE) ║ Apameia Myrleia area [Pylai] - Bithynia

Grave for an Initiate of Isis (I BCE-I CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

[99] Honors by an Association of Companions for a High-priest (I CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

[100] Honors by Initiates of Sarapis and Isis for Julius Frugi (ca. 150 CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Grave of a God-Fearer Prepared by the Brothers (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

[101] Grave of a Sack-Weaver (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Dedication by Epikrates for a Neighborhood (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Honors for a Philosopher and Friend (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

[102] Grave Prepared by Fellow-initiates (ca. 200 CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos area - Bithynia

Dedication to Sarapis and Isis by the Therapeutists (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

[110] Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos for an Association or Village (I BCE-II CE) ║ Kyzikos area [Panormos] - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication of an Altar to Caesar Augustus by Herodes (ca. 27 BCE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos Kathegemon by Herodes (ca. 27 BCE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Dionysiac Cowherds for a Leader (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors (frag.) by Dionysiac Cowherds (?) (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by a Chief Cowherd for the Priestess Sosipatra (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Sarapis (?) by Therapeutists (I-II CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Building [B6]: Hall of Benches of the Dionysiac Cowherds (II-IV CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[116] Honors by Dancing Cowherds for the Proconsul Quadratus (after 109 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[117] Dedication of an Altar to Hadrian by Hymn-singers (129-138 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[118] Honors by Settlers on a Street for the Consul Rufinus (after 142 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Settlers on the Acropolis for the Consul Rufinus (after 142 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to the Mother Goddess by an Initiate (undated) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication of Two Altars to Dionysos Kathegemon and the Company (undated) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Various Deities by Two Sacred Object Bearers (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Sarapis and Isis by Therapeutists (II BCE / I-II CE) ║ Magnesia by Sipylos - Lydia

Honors for an Initiate of Dionysos Kathegemon (II CE) ║ Philadelphia - Lydia

Order for a Vow to Zeus and Men by a Sacred Association (doumos) (171 CE) ║ Saittai area [Maionia] - Lydia

Vow to Zeus Masphalatenos and Men Tiamou (171/172 CE) ║ Saittai area [Maionia] - Lydia

[122] Honors by the Therapeutists of Zeus for a Civic Leader (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Honors by a Group of Greek and Roman Women for Tatia the Priestess (6/7 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

[145] Honors by a Judean Synagogue for Julia Severa and Others (ca. 100 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

Dedication to Zeus Alsenos by the Association (215/216 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

Honors by Roman Settlers for Lucius Arruntius Thyrsos (undated) ║ Akmoneia area [Synnada] - Phrygia

Honors by the Initiates for Alexandros (I-II CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai area [Apollonia] - Phrygia

Honors by Romans and Thermaia Street for Piso and Granianus (ca. 160 CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Honors by Roman Settlers for an Imperial Freedman (161-167 CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Dedication to the God Men by a Brotherhood (III CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai area [Plouristreia] - Phrygia

Dedication of a Statue for the Most-Sacred Street (undated) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Funerary Honors by Companions for Glykon (I-II CE) ║ Colossae - Phrygia

Confession Inscription Involving Mysteries (I-II CE) ║ Hierapolis area [Dionysoupolis] - Phrygia

Grave of Euktos Prepared by Companions (I-II CE) ║ Hierapolis area [Dionysoupolis] - Phrygia

[151] Grave of a Judean Family Mentioning the People of the Judeans (161-200 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[152] Grave of Glykon with Bequest to Purple-Dyers and Carpet-Weavers (161-250 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave of Menandrianos with Bequest to Linen-workers and Weapon-fans (ca. 180-250 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[160] Honors by the League of Asia for Hymn-singers (41-54 CE) ║ Ephesos area [Hypaipa] - Ionia

[162] Dedication of a Toll-Office by the Fishermen and Fish-dealers (54-59 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[169] Dedication of a Statue of Isis for Workers in the Fishery Toll-office (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors in Competitions of Physicians – Rufinus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Menandros and Secundus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Rufinus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Secundus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Damarion (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by a Street for Damianos the Sophist (167 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of Marcus Moussaios Prepared by the Judeans (post 200 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication of Statues of Erotes by Two Initiates of Aphrodite Daitis (III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[176] Grave of Alkmeionis Mentioning Devotees of the God Bacchos (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

[183] Reservations in the Theater for Goldsmiths, Judeans, and Others (II-V CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Grave of Achaikos with Mention of Honors by the Synod of Instructors (I CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Funerary Bust of Asiatikos Physician of the Method and Leader (75-125 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[191] Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Breiseus for Emperor Hadrian (129-132 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[201] Common Grave of a Guild of Flax Workers (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Mosaic Floor Laid for a Bacchic Association or Building (193-211 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Bronze Seal of the Breisean Initiates (247-249 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[200] Honors by Initiates of Demeter for a Benefactor (undated) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Grave of the Gladiator Saturninus Prepared by the Family-Association (undated) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Coin Issued by Ionian Dionysiac Performers (155-145 BCE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Honors by a Society of Dionysiasts for Hediste the Priestess (I BCE-I CE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Tiberius Claudius Pauleinos (I CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Zenon Hypsikles (I-II CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Honorary Decree for the Poet Longianos by the Synod of Dionysos (127 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Honorary Decree by Athletes for Menandros (161-169 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Letter of Eurykles on Funding Competitions (180-189 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of a Chief Merchant with a Farewell to the Linen-workers (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Severinus (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave (frag.) of Aurelius with Fines Payable to a Guild (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Victor in Sculpting Competitions (200-210 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of Zotikos with Fines Payable to the Builders (212-225 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Reservations in the Theatre for Groups (II-VI CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Reservations in the Odeon for Groups (II-VI CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Oracle of Apollo and Foundation of a Familial Society by Poseidonios (300-250 BCE) ║ Halikarnassos - Caria

Epigram on Initiation into the Rites of Dionysos (II-I BCE) ║ Halikarnassos - Caria

Decree of the Knidians Concerning a Temple Used by Bacchos-devotees (350-300 BCE) ║ Knidos - Caria

Letter of the World-wide Athletes Honoring the Deceased Euboulos (I-III CE) ║ Knidos - Caria

[202] Oracle from Delphi on Dionysiac Societies (ca. 278-250 BCE / 150 CE) ║ Magnesia on the Maeander - Caria

[184] Honors by Dionysiac World-wide Performers for T. Aelius Alkibiades (ca. 142 CE) ║ Nysa - Caria

Honors for Alkibiades the Founder of a “Collegium” of Nysaians at Rome (ca. 142 CE) ║ Nysa - Caria

Letter (frag.) from Mark Antony to a Synod of Athletic Victors (42-32 BCE) ║ Tralles - Caria

Reservations in the Theatre for Sacred Victors, Masons, and Other Groups (I BCE-I CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

Honors by Leather-workers for Polemo (ca. 150 CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Romans for Maximus (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Astrania (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Sosos (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Alexandros (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Tateis (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

[212] Honorary Decree by Performers for Pompeianus Regarding a Mystic Contest (128/129 CE) ║ Ankyra - Galatia

Dedication to Nike by Contributing Therapeutists (ca. 225-200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Building [B7]: Sarapis Sanctuary A (ca. 200 BCE-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Building: Sarapis Sanctuary B (ca. 200-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Building: Sanctuary of Atargatis and Hadad (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of an Offering Receptacle in the Sarapis Sanctuary (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[221] Story Concerning a Temple for the Egyptian God Sarapis (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Building: Sarapis Sanctuary C (ca. 166-69 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Building [B8]: Meeting Place of the Berytian Merchants Devoted to Poseidon (ca. 153 BCE) ║ Delos island - Southwestern islands

[225] Dedication of a Statue Group of Aphrodite and Pan by a Berytian Immigrant (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Zenon for Berytians [1] (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Zenon for Berytians [2] (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Demetrios for Berytians (?) (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Ancestral Deities by the Berytian Dionysios son of Zenon (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Statue (?) Base by the Berytian Dionysios son of Zenon (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Dionysios son of Zenodoros for Berytians (?) (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[224] Honors by Berytian Poseidoniasts for Minatius the Roman Banker (ca. 150 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Mercury and Maia by Italian Hermaists (150-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of the Stoa Architraves by Dionysios for Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Neptune by Italian Poseidoniasts (?) (150-100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Alexandrian Warehousemen for King Ptolemy (145-116 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of an Altar to Maia by a Group of Italians (142-134 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[226] Dedication of a Statue of Roma by Berytians (130-69 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[227] Dedication of an Altar to Roma by Berytians (130-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[231] Dedication to Apollo by Italian Apolloniasts (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[232] Dedication to Hermes and Maia by Italian Hermaists (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Colonnades by Hermaists (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[233] Dedication to Poseidon by Italian Poseidoniasts (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Herakles by Italian Devotees of Mercury, Apollo and Neptune (113 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Mosaic to Pure Aphrodite for the Therapeutists (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Merchants and Workers for Maraeus Gerillanus (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication for Italians by Hermaists (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) of a Portico by Hermaists (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[235] Membership List of Competaliasts (ca. 100-98 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Apollo and Hermes by Workers in the Rectangular Market (99/98 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Italian Businessmen from Alexandria for the Legate Gaius Marius (99 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[236] Dedication to Hermes, Dionysos, and Apollo by Wine-dealers (98/7 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Pistis (Faith) by Competaliasts (98/97 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to the Gods by Competaliasts (96/95 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Greek and Italian Businessmen for Aulus Terentius Varro (ca. 82 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[237] Dedication for Apollo by Italian Devotees of Mercury, Apollo and Neptune (74 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Workers for the Legate Billienus (late I BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Melanephorians and Sacred Object Bearers for Phanias (200 BCE) ║ Eretria on Euboia - Southwestern islands

Building: Hall of the Initiates (200-250 CE) ║ Melos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Agathe Tyche by Alexander the Founder of the Initiates (200-250 CE) ║ Melos - Southwestern islands

Bust of Aurelia Euposia Dedicated by those Gathered around the Altar (200-250 CE) ║ Melos - Southwestern islands

[247] Honors by Several Associations for Aristombrotidas (after 167 BCE) ║ Kamiros on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Several Associations for a Naval Commander (I BCE) ║ Kamiros on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Herakleists and Others for a Naval Commander (100-50 BCE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Devotees of Dionysos, Athena, and Zeus for a Benefactor (I CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Instructors for a Pergamene Couple (I-II CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

[256] Grave of the Alexandrians Iacchos and Dionysodoros (II BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Hermogeneian Aphrodisiasts for Hermogenes (II BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Apolloniasts and Others for a Naval Commander (ca. 84 BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Zeus Atabyrios by Devotees (undated) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Voyage of the Ship Herakles and a Chief Merchant Shipper (II CE) ║ Thasos - Northern islands

Honors by Palmyrene and Greek Merchants for Yedibel (19 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Building: Sanctuary of Baal Shamin (ca. 23 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Shoadu, part 1 (132 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Shoadu, part 2 (144 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by Merchants for Zebida (247 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

[272] Painted Grave of Hekataios the Soldier from Thyatira (early II BCE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

[273] Painted Grave of the Soldier Saettas from Pisidia (early II BCE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication of a Mithras Scene by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication to Hekate by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication of a Lion-Headed Figure by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

[270] Dedication of a Synagogue by Theodotos (before 70 CE) ║ Jerusalem - Judea, Samaria, and the Galilee

Honors by a Synod of Dionysiac Performers (?) for Titus Flavius Gerrenus (102-114 CE) ║ Gerasa - Decapolis

Dedication of a Banqueting Hall to the God Aphlad by an Association (54 CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

Building: Sanctuary of Aphlad (I CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

Dedication of a Relief of Aphlad by Hadadiabos (54 CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

Dedication to Apollo (Qos) and Zeus by an Association of Idumeans (ca. 150 BCE)) ║ Memphis - Delta region

Dedication to Great Zeus Sarapis by a Member of a Partnership (?) (II-III CE) ║ Neapolis / Lepcis Magna - Tripolitania

Building [B9]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (early I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Dedication to Augustus by the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

[310] Regulations of the Worshippers of Diana and Antinoüs (136 CE) ║ Lanuvium - Campania

Building [B10]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (I-II CE) ║ Misenum - Campania

Building [B16]: Forum of the Corporations (I BCE-II CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B11]: Meeting Place of the Ferrymen (lenuncularii) (ca. 100 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B12]: Hall of the Augustales (ca. 100 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B18]: Meeting Place and Temple of the Worshippers of Bellona (140-170 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B20]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (from ca. 150 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B21]: The House of Themistocles (ca. 194 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B14]: Meeting Place of the Carpenters (fabri tignuari) (II-IV CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B15]: Meeting Place of the Grain Measurers (mensores) (early II-III CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B17]: Temple Building of the Ship Builders (fabri navali) (ca. 200 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B19]: Meeting Place of the Ship Owners (ca. 200 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B22]: Meeting Place of the Wool-workers (I CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Building [B23]: House of the Triclinia (I CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Building [B24]: Meeting Places in the Amphitheater (ca. 50 CE) ║ Puteoli - Campania

Common Grave of a Cohort of Spice-dealers (II CE) ║ Unknown - Latium

Building [B26]: Shrine of the Merchants in the Warehouse of Agrippiana (late I BCE-early II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Common Grave of a Synod of Singers (150-100 BCE) ║ Rome - Latium

Grave of the Curator of an Association of Scribes (I CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Donation by an Imperial Slave for an Association of Wine Traders (102 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Donation for an Association of Flute Players and Lyre Players (102 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building [B28]: Warehouse of the Association of Wine Dealers (early II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building Dedication by an Association on an Imperial Estate (100-150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Dedication by Incense and Perfume Dealers (100-150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building [B25]: Meeting Place of the Woodcutters (dendrophori) (ca. 150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Dedication to Concordia for an Association of Gold Workers (II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building [B27]: Association of the Public Heralds (ca. 200 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Donation to an Association of Lime Burners (III CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Dedication to Priapos (?) by the Partnership of those from Lampsakos (undated) ║ Rome (?) - Latium

Dedication to Hercules by a President of the Bakers (100-150 CE) ║ Tibur - Latium

[334] Grave of a Carpenter (II CE) ║ Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium - Germania