Æ33 - Marcus Aurelius Τ Κ ΖΗΛΟϹ ΙΕΡΕΥϹ ΕΠΙΝΙΚΙΟΝ ΑΝ ΑΦΡΟΔΕΙϹΙΕΩΝ (Ζ reversed)

The inscription names Tiberius Claudius Zelos as priest and records an epinikon — a victory celebration — of the Aphrodisians, almost certainly tied to civic games or a festival honoring Aphrodite, the city's divine patron and the source of Aphrodisias's considerable prestige in the conventus. The reversed Ζ in the legend is a lapidary error carried directly from the die cutter, not a later damage mark.