Roman lead curse tablet with Latin text in a 4th century cursive hand. It is damaged and difficult to read. The sequence of ordinal-numeral adjectives ('second', 'third', 'fourth', 'fifth') suggests that it may be intended to cause a sequence of fevers, like a 'curse tablet' found in Rome. There is no British parallel. It was published in Britannia 51 (2020), 486, no. 18.
