Spolia dalla necropoli opitergina: scripta
abstract
The paper focuses on seven reused Latin funerary inscriptions found in Oderzo by examining their textual content, epigraphic context, and life-cycle phases. It specifies the loss of information due to the change of their original contexts; it analyses the identity of the tomb’s builders and occupants by reconstructing their micro-histories; it examines the texts in the light of social network analysis, gender and emotional epigraphy, and public history.
Keywords: Spolia • Public epigraphy • Emotional epigraphy • Social network analysis • Gender epigraphy • Sepulchral inscriptions • Opitergium