A stone tablet—possibly a tombstone—erected in 1869 by Giulia, Adelaide, and Giuseppa, daughters of Giovanna Muratore (a noblewoman born in Naples on March 3, 1808, and wife of Gaetano Caputo, a magistrate of Moschiano origin), to mark her death on March 13, 1869.
Recently recovered from the garden of the Church of the *Corpo di Cristo*, the tablet is severely mutilated at the bottom right and left, as well as at the top right, where a section bearing the deceased’s surname (Muratore)—along with the full name of her husband (Gaetano Caputo)—has been severed.
Furthermore, a portion of the first line of the inscription is missing, as is, in all likelihood, the section immediately above it.
Its original place of provenance remains unknown.