Inscriptiones Corinthiae saeculorum IV. V. VI.

This volume includes inscriptions from late antiquity (4^th–6^th centuries CE) from Corinth and its surroundings, primarily epitaphs, but also imperial edicts, dedications, and invocations. The number of inscriptions testifies to Corinth’s leading status on the Peloponnesus during this period. Besides the texts with commentary (around 117 never published before), the volume includes detailed indexes and illustrations of all preserved inscriptions.