# A Fragmentary Capital

Composed of three fragments, this capital is missing its lower third, with only a small shard of it having been recovered: the right leg of Saint John.

The head of the ox was discovered on June 12, 1963, the main element of the capital (II C 245) on September 5, 1970, near the northern wall of the presbytery. The fragment of Saint John's right leg was uncovered in the central embankment of the excavation site on June 26, 1973 (II C 341).

Léon Pressouyre reported in his excavation notes that traces of inscriptions on the phylacteries were observed, although they are no longer visible today.