Found in the praetorium.

Now lost.

Found in the principia of the fort.

Found in the debree of a horreum together with other representations of Ceres.

This incription is errected for Dis et Numinis Aquarum by Ulpius Secundinus, Marius Valens, Pomponius Haemus, Iulius Carus and Valerius Valens, sent to Rome for Sedatius Severianus’ nomination as consul. In gratitude for returning unharmed to their home in Dacia, they erected, in Băile Herculane, an altar devoted into the gods. The inscription to show the road from Colonia Sarmizegetusa to Rome and from Rome to Băile Herculane.

votive relief with Mithras scene

full text: Rogo et peto primicere(!) / tunc(!) puellam Bariam / teretrum perdis ego Steriu(s) / modo rud(i?) cunscio(!) me / reddere Bes(sam) ex[-]sium visu / peto et rogo primicere(!) / reddas mihi teretrum / [tu]m venet Bessa volando / [Fla]ccus aliam ul(l)am emet / et tollet mihi cor / p(a)t(er) [Fla]ccus

full text: Demon im(m)uni dei te agitet Aeli(ae) Firmae / ste(t?) supra caput Iuliae Surillae

full text: Aur/elius

full text: [Lu]cius P(ublius) Aur()

full text: Ut(ere) f(elix) Ceseri

Broken marble plaque

Marble stele

Sarcophagus

Broken limestone plaque

Broken marble plaque

Broken marble stele

Broken limestone block

Limestone stele

temple of Apollo

The current location of the monument is unknown

Limestone plaque

Cippus

Funerary monument

Sandstone plaque

Marble altar

Marble stele

Marble stele

Limestone altar

Fragment of a limestone cippus

Fragmentary marble plaque

Limestone stele

Broken marble plaque

Marble stele

Marble plaque

Fragment of a limestone architrave

votive column

votive column; height: 232 cm

epitaph

Limestone altar

Fragmentary limestone slab

Funerary monument in the shape of a tabula ansata

Fragmentary limestone monument

Fragment of a marble block

Limestone plaque

Fragment of a gritstone altar

Fragment of a limestone slab

Fragmentary monument

Marble funerary stele

Broken marble plaque

Fragment of a marble architrave

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a limestone plaque

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a stele

Fragment of a limestone monument

Sandstone plaque

Fragment of a marble architrave

Fragment of a funerary monument

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a marble plaque

Fragment of a marble plaque

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a limestone stele

Limestone stele

Sandstone block

Fragment of a marble plaque

Fragment of a tabula ansata

Fragment of a marble tabula ansata

Fragment of a gritstone plaque

Fragment of a limestone block

Fragment of a marble plaque

Fragment of a marble plaque

Limestone altar

Marble base

Fragment of a limestone stele

Limestone stele

Fragmentary limestone plaque

Found in 2000 in room E of the thermae legionis of the fort.

Found in 2000 in room E of the thermae of the legionary fort.

Found in the winter of 1891/92. Now lost.

Found in the 18th c. in ”ad Thordam in monte”. Now lost.

Found in 1963 in the area of Valea Sândului around 600 m south-west of the fort.

The plate list a number of army stuff and veterans. Found in Valea Sandului, south of the legionary fort sometimes in the 6th century.

Found around 1900 in the area of Valea Sândului, south of the camp of the legion.

Altar discovered in 1877 in the fort, now lost.

Found in the 19th century in the town of Turda. Now lost.

Found during archaeological excavations in the principia of the fort in 1983, room 15.

Found in 1975 duringagricultural works, in the legionary fort in the retentura sinistra.

Found by K. Torma in the cemetery of the town of Turda. Now lost?

Found in 1981 during archaeological excavations in the principia of the fort, room number 10.

Found before 1600 in secondary position in the town of Turda. Now lost.

Found in 1963 in the area of Valea Sândului.

Found in 1985 in a sanctuary on the Cheia street in Turda in the Roman town.

Found as 00337DP in the sanctuary on the Cheia street. Dedicators are the same as in the above mentioned inscription.

Found in the town of Turda after a fire in 1778.

Found between 1874 and 1881 and transported in the cemetary of Mihai Viteazu village. Now in the museum of Turda.

Seen in 1905 in Petreștii de Jos. Transported in 1930 in Turda. Now lost.

Seen by K. Torma in 1879 and later by I. Teglas in 1908. Now lost.

Found in 1873 in the Sând Valley, to the south of the legionary fort. Now lost.

Found in 1906 to the south of the camp. Now in Bucharest.

Found in 1895 in the vineyards to the south of the Roman fort. Now lost.

Found in 1890, now lost.

Unknown material. Seen around 1887-1888 by Franz Cumont and Fodor Domokos. Now lost.

Found in 1859 next to the Arie river south of the Valea Sândului area.

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragment of a limestone stele

Fragmentary monument

Fragment of a sandstone stele

Limestone stele with pediment

Fragment of a limestone stele

Marble sarcophagus

votive column

Rediscovered in 1847 by J. Neigebaur, in the walls of the Church of 4 I. Rațiu str.

Found in 1860 in the fort.

Found in the 9th century by K. Torma in the cemetery of the town of Turda. Now lost.

Seen at Luna and transported to Vienna in 1723. Now lost.

Found in the ruins of a temple in Turda.

Seen by Mezerzius in the 16th c. AD. Now lost.

Found in 1949 in the ruins of a sanctuary, on Cheii street, next to no. 12.

Found by K. Torma in the cemetery of the town of Turda in the 19th century. Now lost.

Found in 1903 in the Arieș river.

Seen by Ariosti in 1723 who sent it to Vienna. Now lost.

Found in 1930, on the Panait Cerna street.

Found in 1856 in the fort. Now lost.

Found in 1908 in the vineyards of the mayor Árpád Gegesy on Kis-tündér.

Found in 1903 on Hașdeu street. Now lost.

Found after WW II near the cemetery of Mihai Viteazu village. Now lost.

Seen by K. Torma and A. v. Domaszewski in 1886. Now lost.

Found in 1856 during excavations of a canal for a mill.

Seen by Ariosti in 1723 who sent it later to Vienna.