TOMB 95 (continuation)
       

Thylander mentions that the following inscription, found near the tomb 95, probably belongs to the tomb:

D(is) M(anibus)
M(arcus) ANTONIVS VITALIS ET
M(arcus) ANTONIVS M(arci) FILIVS VERVS FECERVNT SIB(i)
ET SVIS LIBERTIS LIBERTABVSQVE POSTERISQVAE
EORVM
QVOD SI QVIS IN HOC MVNIMENTVM VEL INTRA MACERIAM
QVAM EIVS POST EXCESSVM M(arci) ANTONI VITALIS VENDERE VEL
DONARE ALIOVE QVO GENERE ABALIENARE VOLET AVT CORPVS
OSSVAVE ALIENIGERI NOMINIS QVAM TITVLO S(upra) S(cripto) CONTINETVR
INTVLERIT TVNC POENAE NOM[in]E IN SINGVLA CORPORA
CVLTORIBVS LARVM PORTVS [augu]STI (sestertium) III M(ilia) N(ummum)
H(oc) M(onumentum) H(eredem) E(xterum) [N(on)] S(equetur)

Marcus Antonius Vitalis and Marcus Antonius Verus, son of Marcus, have made
this monument for themselves and for their freed slaves and for the descendants. However,
if, after the death of Marcus Antonius Vitalis, somebody prefers, in one way or another,
to sell, donate or alienate the monument, bring in the monument or in one of the walls of
the enclosure a body or bones of persons with a name not standing on the list below,
he will pay for each body a penalty of three-thousand sesterces to those who take care of
the Lares of Portus Augusti. The monument cannot be inherited by strangers.

(click for tomb 95A)