Roman Milestone with Inscription by the 10th Legion – Color Photo (72 DPI) 1-Year License

$20.00

Color photo of a Roman Milestone with an inscription carved by the soldiers of the Tenth Legion. The Latin inscription mentions both the Roman Emperor Vespasian  and his son Titus, commander of the Roman army who destroyed and buried Jerusalem in 70 AD.

This milestone was discovered near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and is now located in the Israel Museum.

The inscription reads:

IMPERATOR CAESAR
VESPASIAN(US)
AUGUSTUS IMPERATOR T(ITUS CAE)
SAR VESP(ASIANUS) AUG(USTUS) (f(ilius)
L(UCIUS FLAVIUS SILVA)
AUG(USTI) PR PR (PRO-PRAETOR)
LEG(IO) X FR(ATENSIS)

The translation is:

Emperor Caesar Vespasian Augustus,
Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasian
Augustus, his son: Lucius Flavius
Silva, Propraetor of Augustus,
the Tenth Legion Fretensis.

These images can be used for projection, lamination or color print from postcard to poster size. [One Year License]

This photo is available as a high resolution digital download with detailed instructions. You must bring the file to an Office Depot or similar store for easy color print and lamination. For personal, church or classroom use only.