Hispania Baetica

Elaiussa Sebaste, which is located in Cilicia Tracheia, within the borders
of Mersin (Turkey), has been a part of the vivid commercial activities in the
Mediterranean since the Hellenistic Period up to the 7th century AD due to its geographic
setting and natural seaports. The commercial activities of the city extended
to various regions from Syria to Spain after the increase of its population. Wine
and olive oil production flourished in the Roman period. Owing to the excavations
in the city, especially on the island where the seaports take place, many amphorae
were found which provide evidence for these commercial relations. The amphorae
from several production centres such as Spain, Italy, Aegean islands and Cyprus
which were found in the A3 terrace of the southern port show the dimensions of
the commercial network. In this study, we investigated the commerce relations
between Elaiussa Sebaste and Spain in the Roman Period by taking Spain-origined
amphora samples of three different types in consideration.
Keywords: Cilicia, Elaiussa Sebaste, Amphora, Commerce, Spain.

Se presentan tres nuevas defixiones romanas halladas, en su contexto arqueológico, en la necrópolis de Llanos del Pretorio, un nuevo sector de la Necrópolis Septentrional de colonia Patricia Corduba excavado a finales del año 2016. En este ámbito, con una cronología de uso centrada en época julio-claudia, han sidos documentados, total o parcialmente, hasta quince recintos funerarios. En las líneas que siguen se estudiarán dos de ellos, en cuyo interior se localizaron las tres tabellae.In this paper are presented three new Roman defixiones, found in their archaeological context inside the necropolis of Llanos del Pretorio, a new sector of the Northern Necropolis of colonia Patricia Corduba excavated at the end of the year 2016. In this area, with a chronology of use centered in the Julio-Claudian period, have been documented, totally or partially, up to fifteen funerary enclosures. In the following lines, will be studied two of them, within which the three tabellae were located

Resumen Se presenta un miliario inédito hallado fortuitamente en La Rinconada (Sevilla) en 2014. Dicho miliario pertenece a una serie de la que se conocían tres ejemplares más. Aparte de presentar el epígrafe, el número de este ejemplar (I) permite hacer una hipótesis sobre el caput viae y la vía a la que pudieron pertenecer los miliarios de esta serie.
Abstract This article presents an unpublished milestone found by chance in the town of La Rinconada (Sevilla) in 2014. The quoted epigraph belongs to a series of three identical milestones already known. Taking this new milestone, whose number of mile (I) is the only one different from the others, allows me to launch the hypothesis about the caput viae and the road where the series would be placed.

JosÉ REMESAL RODRÍGUEZ Universidad de Barcelona Algunos documentos, por su singularidad, constituyen un obligado punto de referencia, como sucede con la inscripción situada al pie de la Giralda, en Sevilla, relativa a Sextus lulius Possessor Pretendemos analizar aquí este documento tanto desde un punto de vista histórico como historiográfico. La inscripción fue anotada ya a mediados del siglo XVI por Ambrosio de Morales 2 Su lectura ofreció algunas dificultades, tales como la idcntifi-CIL 111180. Sex(to)