The subsequent Roman presence finds its most relevant testimony in the famous bronze tablet engraved with a text concerning the Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus, a decree of the second century AC, with which the Roman senate prohibited the Bacchanalia, orgiastic rites in which even the elites participated and therefore considers it the context of possible conspiracies against the state.
The Roman presence is most evident through the bronze tablet with text about the Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus, a decree from the second century BC that prohibited the Bacchanalia, orgiastic rites in which even the elite participated. This suggests possible conspiracies against the state.