Greek sepulchral inscriptions of Cartagena
Abstract
To date, only two sepulchral inscriptions written in Greek have been discovered in the city of Cartagena and there are news of a third currently lost. These are three short texts, of little epigraphic quality and of very little historical utility. (...)
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