Viaggi, navi e porti della Sardinia e della Corsica attraverso la documentazione epigrafica

The paper examines the epigraphic documentation of ports in the provincia Corsica et Sardinia,
with the data of ships and voyages. The inscriptions are mostly related to military fleets, including in
relation to a detachment of classis Misenensis of the two ports Karales and Aleria, which also documents
navalia. As for the shipwrecks of Olbia an inscription, presumably a carmen epigraphicum,
seems to refer to a death at sea of a person. Extraordinary importance are the new epigraphic discoveries
concerning Turris Libisonis with an inscription pertaining to work on the brachia of the harbor,
presumably in defense the wind Aquilo, and a bronze plate of navicula, with immunitas, of the virgo
maxima vestalis Flavia Publicia.