Ostia Genevieve Durigon & Christa Younes
Document • Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL) vol XIV no 4, 549 • Pg 111 in Lewis and Reinhold Volume II
horrea • “warehouse” • Right, the Horrea Epagathiana
collegia navilculari • “Association of ship-builders”
Papian-Poppaean Law • Instituted in 9 AD in the time of Augustus and in the consulship of M. Papius Mutilus and Q. Poppaeus Secundus • Bachelorhood was discouraged • Law regulated marriages, dictated who could marry
Privileges of Women with Four Children • Obscure privileges • Included the ability to re-marry after the death of a spouse after only a brief period of mourning • Included taking a larger percentage of an inheritance
Piazzale delle Corporazioni • Forum of the Corporations, adjacent to amphitheater
Piazzale delle Corporazioni • Mosaic design on floor outside of an “office” in the Forum of the Corporations
Portus • Harbour of Portus • Constructed during the time of Trajan • Completely man -made, unlike the natural harbour at Ostia
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