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According to Cooley, a
series of inscriptions (CIL X 8349 to 8361) were found between the Porta Sarno
and the Porta Nola.
These appear to be
epitaphs and are inscribed directly on the city walls, rather than on separate
tombstones.
Nearby were found 38
cinerary urns containing cremations.
“They perhaps
represent the burials of the poorer inhabitants of Pompeii”.
See Cooley, A. and M.G.L.,
2004. Pompeii : A Sourcebook. London :
Routledge. (G56-8, p. 154).

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PSPN Pompeii. May 2006. Looking west along the city walls towards
Tower VII.

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PSPN Pompeii. July 2011. Walls containing carved inscriptions near Tower VII.
Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer.
![Tombs PSPN Pompeii. 1812 drawing showing inscriptions on walls near tower to Pausia Iulia and Λολλία Χηλειδών.
According to Minervini, the latter was possibly a free Greek with allegiance to the name Lollia.
See Mazois, F., 1812. Les Ruines de Pompei: Premiere Partie. Paris: Didot Freres. (p. 36, pl. 12).
See Bullettino Archeologico Napolitano, N. S. 3, No 58, November 1854.
According to Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See www.manfredclauss.de) the first reads
Pausia Iulia [CIL IV, 2502 (p 466) = CIL X, 8353 = AE 2004, +00398]
According to the Packard Humanities Institute http://epigraphy.packhum.org/inscriptions/ the second reads
Λολλία
Χηλειδών. [CIL IV, 2498 = CIL X, 8355 = IG-14, 00706 = AE 2004, +00398]](tombs%20pspn_files/image005.jpg)
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PSPN Pompeii. 1812 drawing showing inscriptions on walls near tower
to Pausia Iulia and Λολλία Χηλειδών.
According to Minervini, the latter was possibly a free Greek with
allegiance to the name Lollia.
See Mazois, F., 1812.
Les Ruines de Pompei: Premiere Partie.
Paris: Didot Freres. (p. 36, pl.
12).
See Bullettino Archeologico
Napolitano, N. S. 3, No 58, November
1854.
According to
Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See
www.manfredclauss.de) the first reads
Pausia Iulia [CIL IV,
2502 (p 466) = CIL X, 8353 = AE 2004, +00398]
According to the
Packard Humanities Institute
http://epigraphy.packhum.org/inscriptions/
the second reads
Λολλία
Χηλειδών. [CIL
IV, 2498 = CIL X, 8355 = IG-14, 00706 = AE 2004, +00398]
![Tombs PSPN Pompeii. July 2011. Walls near Tower VII. Inscription to Auli Fisti. Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer. According to Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See www.manfredclauss.de) this reads
A(uli) Fisti v(ivit?)
locu(s) [CIL IV, 2501 (p 466) = CIL X, 8351 = AE 2004, +00398 ]](tombs%20pspn_files/image007.jpg)
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According to
Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See
www.manfredclauss.de) this reads
A(uli) Fisti v(ivit?)
locu(s) [CIL IV, 2501 (p 466) =
CIL X, 8351 = AE 2004, +00398 ]

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Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer.
![Tombs PSPN Pompeii. July 2011. Inscription to PROTVS on walls near Tower VII.
Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer.
According to Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See www.manfredclauss.de) this reads
Protus [CIL IV, 2500 = CIL X, 8357 = AE 2004, +00398]](tombs%20pspn_files/image013.jpg)
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Photo courtesy of Rick Bauer.
According to
Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See
www.manfredclauss.de) this reads
Protus
[CIL IV, 2500 = CIL X, 8357 = AE 2004, +00398]
In all there were 13
inscriptions.
The
Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (See
www.manfredclauss.de) records the remaining inscriptions as
Alleia
Calaes
Al(leia) Nu(m)phe [CIL IV, 2495 (p 466) = CIL X, 8349 = AE
2004, +00398]
C(aius) Co(n)sidius
[CIL IV, 2494 (p 466) = CIL X, 8350 = AE 2004, +00398]
A S
A[3]ISTII F [CIL
IV, 2499 (p 466) = CIL X, 8352 = AE 2004, +00398]
LOIA [CIL IV, 2497 (p 466) = CIL X, 8354 = AE 2004,
+00398]
NA [CIL
IV, 2550,06 (p 466) = CIL X, 8356]
C(ai) Venni [CIL
IV, 2496 (p 466) = CIL X, 8358 = AE 2004, +00398]
XAI [CIL IV, 2550,07 (p
466) = CIL X, 8359]
Cai[ [CIL IV, 2550,08 (p 466) = CIL X, 8360]
L P(?) [CIL
IV, 2550,05 (p 466) = CIL X, 8361]