Chalcidicum. Inscription to Iddibal Caphada Aemilius.

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AUGUSTAN Anonymous (27 BCE - 14): The Chalcidicum may have served as a market. Its name refers to an altar dedicated to Venus Chalcidica located in the market to the north. Iddibal Caphada Aemilius paid for its construction. The Latin inscription reads: Iddibal Himilis f(ilius) Caphada Aemilius d(e) s(ua) p(ecunia) f(aciendum) c(urauit) calchidicum et porticus et portam et uiam.

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