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IX.3.19 Pompeii. Shop and rooms. Taberna T. Genialis.

Linked to IX.3.20. Excavated 1870.

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IX.3.19. Taberna T. Genialis. December 2007. Room 10. Looking at entrance to room 13 on right, and corridor to bakery on left.

IX.3.19 Pompeii.  December 2007.  Room 10. 

Looking at entrance to room 13 on right, and corridor to bakery on left.

 

IX.3.19. Taberna T. Genialis. May 2005. Room 10. Entrance to room 13 on right, and corridor to bakery on left.

IX.3.19 Pompeii.   May 2005.   Room 10. 

Entrance to room 13 on right, and corridor to bakery on left.

 

IX.3.19. Taberna T. Genialis. May 2005. Room 10. Looking north along corridor to bakery.

IX.3.19 Pompeii.   May 2005.  Room 10.  Looking north along corridor to bakery.

 

IX.3.19. Taberna T. Genialis. December 2007. Room 13.

IX.3.19 Pompeii.  December 2007.  Room 13.

 

IX.3.19. Taberna T. Genialis. December 2007. Room 13.

IX.3.19 Pompeii.  December 2007.  Room 13.

 

IX.2 Road leading to Via Stabiana &Via degli Augustali looking west IX.3.19

IX.2  Road leading to Via Stabiana &Via degli Augustali looking west    IX.3.19

 

IX.3.19 Taberna T. Genialis. Graffiti on wall between IX.3.18 and IX.3.19. Old undated photograph courtesy of the Society of Antiquaries, Fox Collection.

IX.3.19 Taberna T. Genialis. Graffiti on wall between IX.3.18 and IX.3.19.

Old undated photograph courtesy of the Society of Antiquaries, Fox Collection.

 

According to Fiorelli, the wall that preceded this shop had varied and important graffiti.

Some of them read:

 

M . C . M . AED . M . S . M AED   (standing for M(ARCUM) C(ASELLIUM) M(ARCELLUM) AED(ILEM) M(ARCUS) S…M AED(ILEM)

PYRAMVS . OLYMPIONICA                                PYRAMUS, OLYMPIONICA, CALVOS ROG(ANT)

            CALVOS . ROG  (corona e ramo)                    O(RAMUS) V(OS) F(ACIATIS))      [CIL IV 3674]

 

M. CASELLIVM . ET . L . ALBVCIVM . AED . OVF

STATIA . ET . PETRONIA . ROG . TALES . CIVES . IN . COLONIA . IN . PERPETVO    [CIL IV 3678]

 

L . ALBVCIVM . CELSVM . AED

                      T. GENIALIS . INFANTIO . ROG    [CIL IV 3680]

 

See Pappalardo, U., 2001. La Descrizione di Pompei per Giuseppe Fiorelli (1875). Napoli: Massa Editore. (p.146-7)

 

According to Della Corte, he thought people working or living here were named on the surviving electoral propaganda.

3 men named as Pyramus, Calvus, and T. Genialis,  with the writer being Infantio, and 3 women named as Statia, Petronia and Olympionica.

These three were found on the left of the entrance doorway, between IX.3.18 and IX.3.19:

 

Pyramus,  Olympionica,  Calvus  rog(ant)    [CIL IV 3674]

Statia  et  Petronia  rog(ant)     [CIL IV 3678]

T.  Genialis,  Infantio  ro(gant)     [CIL IV 3680]

 

See Della Corte, M., 1965.  Case ed Abitanti di Pompei. Napoli: Fausto Fiorentino. (p. 193)

 

IX.3.19 Taberna T. Genialis. Graffiti on wall between IX.3.18 and IX.3.19. Old undated photograph courtesy of the Society of Antiquaries, Fox Collection.

IX.3.19 Taberna T. Genialis. Graffiti on wall between IX.3.18 and IX.3.19.

Old undated photograph courtesy of the Society of Antiquaries, Fox Collection.

 

 

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