Abstract
Research conducted in Corinth has led to the identification of two additional fragments of West-13 (Corinth VIII.2, pp. 11–12, no. 13). These fragments enable a full restoration of line 1 of the text and roughly the first half of line 2. Although many questions regarding this inscription remain, most significant perhaps being its date, the inscription does document further evidence of a distinct imperial presence within the Julian Basilica.
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