Roma - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Roma - the goddess of Rome
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187/6b D_(2)42, a decree of Chios concerning the cult of the goddess Roma.
130/25 ription of the duties of the priests of the goddess Roma at Miletus.
Within translations:
OGIS_437.C (98/7 or 94/3) and Artemidoros as priest of Roma, on the 24th day of
OGIS_551 (c. 150) dedicated this statue of the Roma to Capitoline Zeus and to
SEG_18.570 (180-120) cians 70 in honour of Roma Goddess Manifest, he and
SEG_30.1073 (c. 188) in honour of the goddess Roma ], after the Theophania, a
SEG_44.1218 (150-110) Apollo, and Daidalos was of Roma, and Artapates was 'on behalf
SEG_53.1312.A (132 & 144/3) birth of Demetrios was of Roma, on the sixth day of
SEG_60.1569 (c. 160-150) Harpalos was priest of the Roma for the league of the
THI_178.A city] holds for Apollo [and] Roma. The overseers shall have a
THI_180 (75-50) he was appointed priest of Roma ; on many occasions he
THI_80.A (c. 165) . . was priest of] Roma, in the month Xandikos. With

Roma ² - a Trojan woman
Polyaen_8.25.2 a Trojan woman called Roma thus addressed them: "Whithe

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