The inscriptions to the High Vestals found, date between 180 and 364 A.D., and were erected in return for some advantage derived from the patronage of the High Vestal. Historically they are of no great importance, giving us only names of Vestals that were already known. The most important inscriptions are those found here which do not refer to the Virgins. Commencing with the first pedestal at the top of the entry steps, they read as follows:—
Flavia Publicia. Erected July 9, 283 A.D.
Concordiæ. Dedicated June 9, 364. She was the last High Vestal, and her name was erased because she became a Christian.
Cœlia Claudiana. 253–7 A.D.
Caracalla pedestal. July 2, 114 A.D.
Prætextata Crassi. 180–200 A.D.
Flavia Publicia. 257–284.
Numisia Maximilla. 201–216.
Statue of an unknown Vestal; no head.
Flavia Publicia. 257–84.