The iscription of Eutychis. Museo Nazionale Concordiese, Portogruaro; photo by Ortolf Harl (Ubi Erat Lupa). Courtesy of the Ministry of Culture - Regional Directorate of National Museums of Veneto. Any commercial or for-profit use of these images is strictly prohibited and must be subject to a specific authorization request to the Regional Directorate of National Museums of Veneto.
To Cicria Eutychis. Cicrius Heracleon, to his sweetest wife.
COMMENTARY
The sarcophagus of Cicria Eutychis was commissioned by her husband Cicrius Heracleon. Unlike the burial of Eutychiana, here the parents do not join the husband as dedicators.
It is possible that Cicria Eutychis, unlike her sister, died after her parents, which would explain their absence from the inscription.
COMMENTARY
The sarcophagus of Cicria Eutychis was commissioned by her husband Cicrius Heracleon. Unlike the burial of Eutychiana, here the parents do not join the husband as dedicators.
It is possible that Cicria Eutychis, unlike her sister, died after her parents, which would explain their absence from the inscription.