Ricerc@Sapienza

The historical collection of the Frediani-Dionigi family is one of the most important in the Lanuvium area. Thanks to the collaboration of the family, in this paper two unpublished fragments of black-glazed pottery with painted inscriptions are examined. Considering the archaeological data of the presumed context, the vascular typology and the epigraphic data, the two inscriptions have been attributed to Libero and Libera and to the Tempestates and dated to the Middle Republican Age.