Corpus of Roman Votive Monuments from Eastern of Dalmatia Province

Territory of the eastern part of the Roman province of Dalmatia comprises the area to the west of the river Drina, from Bratunac in the north to Fo¿a in the south, and to the east of the river Drina, from Rogäica in the north to Prijepolje and Pljevlja in the south. Almost half of the total of 104 votive monuments (including the anepigraphic and fragmented monuments), recorded in this territory to date, are votive monuments dedicated to Jupiter (51), followed in number by monuments dedicated to Liber (9), Silvanus (9), and Mithras (7). Dedicants were predominantly men, significantly outnumbering women dedicants. In general, all the monuments may be dated into a broader chronological period from mid-2nd till the end of 3rd centuries.