Altar für Aesculapius und Hygia
Alba Julia (Karlsburg, Gyulafehervar), Alba [Judet], Romania
Seen by Mezerzius at the begining of the XVI th century, and by Zamosius around 1580, at Cetate. 
CIL 03, 00984; Kerenyi 1256; IDR-03-05, 00018
Aesculapio / et Hygiae / L(ucius) Sept(imius) Nigri/nus patro[n(us)] / coll(egii) fabro[r(um)] / col(oniae) Apul(ensis) / pro salute/ sua et suorum / posuit