leans for a large part against
tomb H and has its façade towards the main street.
The façade has been built up with inaccurate large brickwork
and stretches of opus reticulatum.
The door has, like al the other tombs, jambs and an architrave
of travertine. Next to the door is a square hole in the wall. The hole is divided by a small brick
column, which changes it into two small windows.
On the left side, above the door, we find a brick relief of a hammer.
To the left of the relief, framed in a triple cornice, was the following
marble inscription, measuring 57 x 50 cms:
D(is) M(anibus)
P(ublius) AELIVS MAXIMVS
FECIT SIBI ET VEIANIA
IOTAPE ET LIBERTIS LIBERTA
BVSQ(ue) POSTERISQ(ue) EORVM ITEM
L(ucio) GENVCIO AEPAPHRODITO ET
MARIAE DEVTERE ET POSTERISQ(ue)
EORVM CVBICVLVM HYPOGEVM EIS
DONATVM CONCESSOQ(ue) ITV AMBITV
TRASITVM PER PORTICVM AEIS A
P(ublio) AELIO MAXIMO
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