Roman Aedicula dedicated to Pudicitia

Topped by a roughly carved gable; along the perimeter of the frame, some quadrangular holes are visible to hold a urn of the statuette upright in the interior. Dimensions of the Aedicula : cm. 82 x 59 x45; one of the interpretative transcripts says: [P]udicitiae / Caeci(liae) Q(uinti) f(iliae) Metro(dorae) / P(ublius) [~-]ius coniugi / [e]t parentes /fecer(unt). It is a funeral inscription engraved beneath a Aedicula-shaped niche. As can be seen exemplified by this epigraph, Pudicitia, personification of the physical reverence, can be used in close connection with a person, and in particular with a deceased, Pudicitia Caecilia. It is possible to date enrollment in the late Republican period. It is located in Terracina, Italy