The loggia in front of the lower room of Palazzo Soliano contains a number of interesting Roman remains found in the surrounding area.
This inscription is described in the page on Roman Volsinii (Bolsena).
It commemorates a freed slave, Ulpiae Terpsidi, the well-deserving wife of Securus (who was probably still a slave) and pious mother of Hilarus. Securus (who was still a slave)held the post of imperial dispensator (treasurer), probably of the Emperor Trajan. This inscription is described in the page on Roman Volsinii (Bolsena), in the context of the evidence for an imperial estate near that city.
Riccardo Mancini discovered this marble figure in 1889-90 during excavations of the Roman port at Pagliano, outside Orvieto. (This page on the website of Archeomedia describes the more recent excavations there).
These reliefs probably came from Sant' Andrea.