Abstract:

The present work deals with the interpretation of 15 disiecta membra lapides in marble assigned to be part of an arcuated honorific Roman monument of Gerunda (Girona). Most of these blocks were reused during the Carolingian period as building material for the basement of a tower of the city wall. The study proposes an architectural restitution of the monument as well as a chronological and functional (location) of it.