Unregistered user (3.149.214.32). Log in
I want to subscribe!

Have you remembered to use your institution's proxy or VPN?

Please log in or subscribe below:

I have a login

I want to subscribe

Please note that since 1 January 2020, full functionality of this page is reserved for registered users only.

X

TM 271831 Record to be adopted by: you?

Stable URI (with TM ID): www.trismegistos.org/text/271831

also known as Monument of Gaius Appuleius Diocles the Charioteer

TM Gallery info The Monument of Gaius Appuleius Diocles the Charioteer (TM 271831) is an honorary inscription on an unfortunately lost monument in Rome (the photograph depicts a representation of Diocles, but not that of his monument). The text survives thanks to a very detailed and accurate edition by Johannes Smetius who has seen the original in 1678.
The monument was erected by Diocles' fans, probably not too long after his death in AD 146. It describes his career as a charioteer in detail, with his switches from the Whites to the Greens and the Blues, and with all the victories and the enormous fortune of 36 million sestertiae that he gathered. Able to feed the entire population of Rome for a year, he must have been one of the richest athletes of all time.

Information mentioned in this text

    TM 271831

    We currently do not have a full-text version of this source. Perhaps one of our partner projects (listed above under 'More info' when available) has what you are looking for!

    We currently do not have any people attestations for this text.

Select a person from the left

Select a date from the left

Select a text irregularity from the left