Conventus Tarraconensis

CIL II²/14,2 comprises the first part of the comprehensive edition of the Roman, that is mainly Latin but also a few Greek inscriptions from Tarraco, the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Citerior. The modern town of Tarragona is home to a rich collection of Roman sources that is of great importance for research into the history of Spain in Antiquity. In this fascicle Geza Alföldy presents the votive and honorary inscriptions, as well as inscriptions for emperors, including the famous monumental inscription from the amphitheatre. The material is documented with illustrations and an extensive commentary.

CIL II2/14,3 is the second volume (Nos. 1200-1890) of the comprehensive edition of Latin inscriptions from Tarraco, once the capital of the Roman province of Hispania citerior (Nearer Hispania). Today’s city of Tarragona holds exceptionally rich Roman source materials of great importance for historical research about ancient Spain. In this fascicle, Géza Alföldy documents inscriptions by the city’s magistrates and priests, as well as those taken from various Collegia; he also includes seat inscriptions from the theater and amphitheater, and finally, the funerary inscriptions, all of them documented with illustrations and extensive commentary.

This is the concluding volume of the inscriptions from Tarraco (No. 1891–2384), capital of the Roman province of Hispania Citerior. Today’s city of Tarragona reveals rich sources of Roman source material everywhere one looks. They are of major importance to historical research on ancient Spain. The volume also contains "addenda et corrigenda" to the inscriptions published in the first fascicle as well as a comprehensive index to all fascicles.