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SEG 62-1502. Xanthos (area of: Letoon). Dedication to Hadrian, 130 or 131 A.D.
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F.Xanthos VII 32. In the course of a survey of Imperial period fountains in the sanctuaries of Eleusis, Olympia and Xanthos, B. Longfellow,
AJA 116 (2012) 146-151, reprints the dedicatory inscription of Κλ.…
SEG 60-1281. Priene. Urban elite.
(373 words)
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Entry P.Grandinetti, in
La cité et ses élites 82-90, offers some comment on the activities of and honors for the following benefactors: Μοσχίων and his brother Ἀθηνόπολις (
I.Priene 107/108 =
I.Priene (2014) 63/…
SEG 62-505. Moesia. Society: mobility and multiple citizenship, Imperial period.
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Entry M.Dana, in
Patrie d’origine 249-266, collects the primarily epigraphic evidence for the mobility of people, especially of professional specialists (doctors, architects), merchan…
SEG 60-224. Athens. Dedication to the Emperor Hadrian, 131/2 A.D.
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SEG 21 713. In
Philathenaios 189-194 (ph.), after autopsy of the stone, A.K.Makres points out that, since the right side of this stone is original, the text should be printed as follows:
Inscription [Σωτ]ῆρι…
SEG 61-1415. Palaestina. Idumaea: Greek language and culture, 3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry Mainly on the basis of epigraphic evidence, A.Kloner, in L.L.Grabbe, O.Lipschits (edd.),
Judah between East and West. The Transition from Persian to Greek Rule (ca. 400-200 BCE) (London-New York 2011)…
SEG 60-1745. Sha‘alvim. Mosaic inscription (renovation of a Samaritan synagogue), 4th/early 5th cent. A.D.
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Entry Mosaic inscription (medallion) in the synagogue of Sha‘alvim; cf. R.Reich,
IEJ 44 (1994) 231/232 (ph.). For a color photograph see Y.Magen,
The Good Samaritan Museum (cf.
SEG 60 1708) 165. We give L.D…
SEG 61-303. Messene. Masons’ marks on the North Stoa of the Agora, 3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry P.Themelis,
PAAH (2011) [2014] 37, briefly mentions the presence of two incised markers on the upper surface of the southern stylobate of the stoa: Ο and Ι, with the former above the latter.
Bibliography P. T…
SEG 61-270. Mantritsa. Epitaph, early Christian.
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Entry In
AD 61 (2006) B.1 [2014] 367, G.Grigorakakis briefy reports the discovery of a fragment of an epitaph of early Christian times at the Metochi of the Prodromos, near Stolos; no text; no further details.
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SEG 60-781. Histria (?). Graffito on a krater, ca. 550-525 B.C.
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SEG 46 889. A.Johnston,
Il Mar Nero 8 (2010/11) 181-186, provides a new edition of the text using a better ph. He notes that in addition the text on the lid of this vase (see
SEG), there is a second text on th…
SEG 62-301. Thespiai. The sacred landscape of the Valley of the Muses.
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Entry B.A.Robinson,
JRA 25 (2012) 227-258, delivers a detailed theoretical account of the built environment of the Valley of the Muses, making ample use of archaeological and epigra…
SEG 60-1301. Sardis. Augustus’ Res Gestae (?), probably before 17 A.D.
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I.Sardis 201. P.Thonemann,
Historia 61 (2012) 282-288 (ph.; English translation) identifies the inscription as a hitherto unknown copy of Augustus’
Res Gestae, an identification that had probably…
SEG 60-351. Eua. Loukou (once at Marathon). Athenian casualty list of the tribe Erechtheis from the battle of Marathon, 490 B.C.
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SEG 56 430-432.* In K.Buraselis, K.Meidani (edd.),
Marathon (
SEG 60 108) 99-108 (ph.), G.Steinhauer repeats the information about the physical description of the stones, their findin…
SEG 61-55. Athens. Deme decree of Ikarion regulating the local choregia, before 431 B.C.
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IG I3 254.
SEG LIV 58;* LVII 65; LX 96. S.Guettel Cole, in R.Schlesier (ed.),
A Different God? Dionysos and Ancient Polytheism (Berlin 2011) 277/278, adduces this inscription as evidence for the …
SEG 60-1723. Marisa. Letter of Seleukos IV to Heliodoros (and two covering letters) concerning the appointment of an official for cultic affairs in Koile Syria and Phoenicia, 178 B.C.
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SEG 57 1838. After summarizing the contents of the inscription and the main arguments of edd.pr. H.M.Cotton-M.Wörrle and of D.Gera (see
SEG 57), T.Grüll,
ACD 46 (2010) 9-19 (translation of C.-W. and Gera 1),…
SEG 62-595. Siphnos. Incertum, ca. 425-400 B.C.
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Entry Two joining fragments of a marble block, broken on top and right; originally from the retaining wall of the temple of Apollo Pythios; on the left side the textof this lemma; …
SEG 61-1649. Religion. Artemis: her cult in the Corinthian colonies.
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Entry Drawing on literary, archaeological and epigraphic evidence, F.Quantin, in
Sulla rotta per la Sicilia 209-232, uses the cults of Artemis in the Corinthian and Corinthian-Korkyraian coloni…
SEG 60-135. Athens. Honorific decree, ca. 403/2-378/7 B.C.?
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Entry In
EAH (1960) 12 (ph.) there is a brief report of the discovery of a fragment of an honorary decree of the 4th cent. B.C. in excavations of the Archaeological Society at Athen…
SEG 62-1897. Medicine. Bottles containing λύκιον and other collyria.
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Entry As a complement to his previous studies on small bottles containing λύκιον published together with S.M.Marengo (see
SEG XLVIII 2141 and LX 1962), L.Taborelli,
Latomus 71 (2012) 1026-1054, traces the…
SEG 61-407. Korkyra. Registration of citizens.
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Entry L.Del Monaco, in
Sulla rotta per la Sicilia 301-313 (ph.), analyzes the tribal divisions in Korkyra and compares them with those attested in the Corinthian colonies (Apollonia, Kama…
SEG 62-745. Rome. Defixio on a lead tablet against athletes, 1st/2nd cent. A.D.
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Entry See G.Bevilacqua, O.Colavicchi, M.R.Giuliani, in
Contesti Magici 229-236, for a preliminary presentation (focusing on the restoration) of a new lead curse tablet found in Via Ostie…