Fragment of roman brick with the orbicular stamp Duor(um) [Le]sagor(um)meaning “(
![Fragment of roman brick with the orbicular stamp Duor(um) [Le]sagor(um)meaning “(](https://64.media.tumblr.com/4d46411311596b8212ae63ae5abdeaac/40761ccac4a4a369-55/s1280x1920/dbaf76ef45bcc4e1e8b9167aba353c1c0d3158c5.jpg "Fragment of roman brick with the orbicular stamp Duor(um) [Le]sagor(um)meaning “(")
Fragment of roman brick with the orbicular stamp Duor(um) [Le]sagor(um)meaning “(Brick Stamp) of the Two Lesagori”. The “two Lesagori” were probably brothers. The name of one of them, Lucius Lesagius Tritogenes, is known from another stamp.2nd century AD© Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA -- source link
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