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Corinthian Capital made of Sandstone. End of the 1st Century BC.
Capital from the porticoed balcony above the vault that bordered the southern face of the porticus post scaenam.
The model used for the creation of these sandstone capitals can be seen in the marble examples from the first floor of the stage, which also have the same dimensions and proportions in each part, establishing a parallel which increased with the stuccoed covering of the sandstone.
