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SEG 59-1937. Adoption.
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Entry In his monograph
Adoption in the Roman World (Cambridge 2009), H.Lindsay draws on Greek inscriptions in the chapter ‘Greek adoptions: comparisons and possible influences on the Roma…
SEG 59-466. Akraiphia. Funerary epigram for Mnasitheos with the signature of the sculptor Philorgos, ca. 520-510 B.C.
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SEG49 505; 56 508. A.C.Cassio, in G.Lozza, S.Martinelli Tempesta (edd.),
L’epigramma greco. Problemi e prospettive. Atti del Congresso della Consulta Universitaria del Greco, Milano, 21 Ottobre 2005 (…
SEG 59-610. Stagiades Kalambakas. Labels on a vase, 2nd/1st cent. B.C.
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Entry Mould-made relief amphora with representation of the killing of the Niobids by Artemis; found at Stagiades Kalambakas. Ed.pr. I.Zervoudaki, in
Κερμάτια II 427-439 (ph.), who observes that for th…
SEG 59-318. Athens. Epitaph, late 5th cent. A.D.
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IG II² 13394. D.Feissel,
BE (2009) 586, rejects Sironen’s conjectural
hapax ἀναπαυσ(τήριον); it is not a synonym for ἀναπαυτήριον, known in Nikomedeia. The formation of this word is parallel with that of κο…
SEG 59-974. Euboia. Inscriptions.
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SEG 56 1029, 1030, 1038. The discovery of these three inscriptions is now reported in
AD 56-59 B2 (2001-2004) [2011].
1)
SEG 56 1038 (Karystos): A.Chatzidimitriou, M.Chidiroglou,
op.cit. 214 (ph.).
2)
SEG …
SEG 59-393. Sparta. Honorific inscription, 100-150 A.D.
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IG V.1.38.
SEG 40 347. To the top of this honorific column of gray marble, inscribed with the cursus honorum of Νέων, son of Neon (
IG V.1.38), E.Zavvou,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) [2010] 297 no. 1 (ph.), j…
SEG 59-1299. Ephesos. Bilingual inscriptions.
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Entry B.Burrell, in W.A.Johnson, H.N.Parker (edd.),
Ancient Literacies. The Culture of Reading in Greece and Rome (Oxford 2009) 69-95, attempts to reconstruct reading experiences in the city of …
SEG 59-601. Larisa. Funerary epigram of Philiskos, 3rd/4th cent. A.D.
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GV 1708;
SEG 28 506 [sub Peek (1974) no. 14] (B.Helly); A.T. Arvanitopoulos,
Polemon 2 (1934-1938) 71-79 no. 12; W.Peek,
Griechische Vers-Inschriften aus Thessalien (Heidelberg 1974) no. 14 1. Republish…
SEG 59-122. Athens. Decree in honor of Phaidros of Sphettos, ca. 250 B.C.
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IG II² 682.
SEG 56 12, 16, 110, 193,* 1218, 2078; 57 33, 44; 58 12, 1880. L.O’Sullivan,
op.cit. (
SEG 59 16) 124/125, 254-258, analyzes two passages in this decree that deal with the naval activ…
SEG 59-1975. Epigraphy. Ancient historiography and inscriptions.
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Entry L.Pitcher,
Writing Ancient History. An Introduction to Classical Historiography (London-New York 2009), offers erudite and vivid reflections, with frequent sidesteps to modern histor…
SEG 59-1980. Epigraphy. Publication of public documents in the Roman republican period.
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Entry J.-L.Ferrary, ‘La gravure de documents publics de la Rome républicaine et ses motivations’, in
Selbstdarstellung und Kommunikation 59-74, focuses mainly on Latin documents (senatusconsulta, …
SEG 59-7. Athens. Classical gravestones with representations of children.
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Entry Among the many examples of Attic funerary reliefs depicting children collected by J.H.Oakley in
Art in Athens (
SEG 59 35) 207-235, we note the following for which the author provides brief de…
SEG 59-1766-1767. Fayum. Narmouthis. Dedications from the temple complex, 117-115 B.C.
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Entry In a report on the archaeological campaign of the University of Pisa in 2008/2009, E.Bresciani, A.Giammarusti,
EVO 32 (2009) 271-312 (Italian translations; no texts; color ph.), comment on t…
SEG 59-2068. Vocabulary. ῎Ανωρος.
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Entry O.Tribulato,
ZPE 168 (2009) 41-53, studies the use of ἄνωρος, competing with the more common form ἄωρος, in 5th/4th cent. B.C. epigrams (
CEG 117, 171, 718, 734), the Gortyn Law Code (
I.Cret. IV 72 Col. VII…
SEG 59-878bis. Lindos. Bilingual dedication to Athena Lindia, late 4th/early 3rd cent. B.C.
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I.Lindos 92;
Inscriptiones Latinae Liberae Rei Publicae 245;
SEG 19 542;
ILGR 19. A.Bresson,
art.cit. (see
SEG 59 881) 157-160 and 164 no. 3, prints this text, which he associates with the m…
SEG 59-814. Chersonesos in Tauris. Private letter on an ostrakon, ca. 375-325 B.C.
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Entry Rectangular fragment of a Sinopean amphora, found in 2000 in the excavations of S.G.Ryzhov; now in the Chersonesos Museum. The writing runs parallel to the top of the ostrako…
SEG 59-1251-1252. Stratonikeia. Honorary inscriptions.
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Entry Ed.pr. M.Aydaş,
Gephyra 6 (2009) 114/115 nos. 3/4 (ph.).
Bibliography M. Aydaş,
Gephyra 6 (2009)
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 1251-1252 Publication year 2009 Type epigraphical Inscription I.Stratonik…
SEG 59-724. Bizone. Thasian amphora stamp, 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry Fragment of a Thasian amphora, found in the excavations of M.Tonkova and C.Landes, now in the Kavarna Museum. Ed.pr. C.Tzochev,
Archaeologia Bulgarica 13 (2009/1) 60, 69 no. 10 (ph.). The text wa…
SEG 59-1189. Thysdrus. Christian epitaph of Flavius Pelagios, 5th/6th cent. A.D.
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Entry Rectangular marble tablet with gray veining; acquired in the antiquities market (cf. Charles Ede, catalogue
Writing and Lettering in Antiquity XVII [London 1996] no. 26) and presented to the Mu…
SEG 59-2046. Religion. Imperial policy towards pagan cult places in the 4th and 5th cent. A.D.
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Entry Aspects of preservation, restoration, and reconstruction of pagan establishments in late antiquity are discussed by L.Foschia,
JLA 2 (2009) 209-223, who reprints, translates, and analyzes th…
