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SEG 59-901. Methymna. Regulation concerning a mystery cult, 4th cent. B.C.
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IG XII.2.499 +
IG XII Suppl. p. 30;
LSCG 127;
SEG 17 369. L.Piolot,
art.cit. (see
SEG 59 2076) 104/105, reprints this text (French translation of J.Wilgaux) and briefly discusses the duties of the γυναικονόμο…
SEG 59-1548-1549. Perge (?). Dedications to Artemis Pergaia, Imperial period (2nd cent. A.D.?).
(361 words)
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Entry Two moulded square marble altars, inscription on the shaft; found during road construction outside Antalya, but most probably coming from Perge, in light of the deity’s epith…
SEG 59-241. Athens. Honorific inscription for a Cornelius, 2nd/3rd cent. A.D.
(160 words)
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Entry Upper part of a ‘Hymettian’ marble base consisting of two joining fragments, EM 2422 + 4407. Edd.pr. S.Follet, D.Peppas-Delmousou,
art.cit. (
SEG 59 5) 430/431 no. 20 (ph.).
Inscription [- - - - -]οτε[- …
SEG 59-2045. Religion. Healing miracles.
(464 words)
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Entry C.Prêtre, P.Charlier,
Maladies humaines, thérapies divines. Analyse épigraphique et paléopathologique de textes de guérison grecs (Villeneuve d’Ascq 2009), collect and discuss ancient heal…
SEG 59-604. Pharsalos. Prosopography: Pharsalians abroad.
(264 words)
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Entry M.Stamatopoulou, in
Greek and Roman Networks 204-229, collects the literary sources and inscriptions attesting 55 men and one woman from Pharsalos whose presence is documented in …
SEG 59-1554. Boubon. Statue pedestal of the Sebasteion, ca. 50-250 A.D.
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SEG 58 1591. Y.Gliwitzky-Moser,
Boreas 32 (2009) 115–119, discusses the arrangement of the upper blocks of the northern pedestal in the Sebasteion that was proposed by J.Inan, in J.Borchhardt (ed.),
Akten…
SEG 59-866. Unknown provenance. Graffito with a list of names and amounts of money, ca. 400 B.C.
(215 words)
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SEG 40 643. S.R.Tokhtasiev, in V.Cojocaru (ed.),
Ethnic Contacts - - (see
SEG 59 804) 98, reads in L. 5 [Σ]παροπαιης ([Σ]παροπάδης,
SEG). This name derives from Scythian *
spara-pa- (‘protected with a sh…
SEG 59-1649. Zguderi. Owner’s name on a spoon, 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry Silver spoon with a bilingual inscription in Greek and Aramaic; now in the Museum of Georgia (Tbilisi). Ed.pr. T.Kauchtschischwili,
I.Georgien³ 268 no. 264 (in Georgian; German summary on 344),…
SEG 59-276. Athens. Dedication (?), 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry Small fragment from the left side of a base of white marble; top preserved, broken on all other sides; now EM 811; provenance not stated. Ed.pr. E.-L.Choremi,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) [2010] 128/129 no.…
SEG 59-267. Athens. Sculptor’s signature, 4th/3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry Fragment of a base of white marble, broken on all sides; brought to the Epigraphical Museum from the Acropolis in 1956; EM 13276. Ed.pr. E.-L.Choremi,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) [2010] 129/130 no. 4 (ph.).
Insc…
SEG 59-503. Thebes. Epitaph of Kleonymos and Kaphisa?, ca. 150-100 B.C.
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SEG 56 543. D.Knoepfler,
BE (2010) no. 298, interprets ΚΑΦΙΣΑ (L. 2) as a female name (Καφίσα), without excluding a genitive Καφισᾶ (thus
SEG).
Bibliography D. Knoepfler,
Bulletin Épigraphique in Revue…
SEG 59-1608. Amathous. Recent finds.
(140 words)
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Entry P.Aupert, ‘Amathonte hellénistique et impérale: l’apport des travaux récents’,
CCEC 39 (2009) [2010] 25-48, includes brief presentations of
SEG 41 1474 and 50 1370 (41/42; ph. of 41 1474); 56 …
SEG 59-860. Tanais. Dedication on behalf of Queen Dynamis, 20 B.C.-9 A.D.
(1,434 words)
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Entry Three non-joining fragments of a limestone plaque; frs. a and b are broken on all sides except for the top; frr. c is broken on all sides except for the left; found during th…
SEG 59-85. Eleusis. Inscribed black figure pinax, with artist’s signature, ca. 540 B.C.
(191 words)
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Entry Beazley,
ABV 352. M.Tiverios,
ASAtene 87, serie III, 9. Tomo I** (2009) [2010] 465-478 (ph.), provides a meticulous physical description of this dedication and its painted decora…
SEG 59-1954. Baths.
(258 words)
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Entry On the basis of archaeological, literary and epigraphical material, P.-L.Gatier, in
Le bain collectif -- (cf.
SEG 59 1733), 275-286, compares the use of baths in episcopal cities with that i…
SEG 59-517. Delphi. Amphiktyony: Political role in the 5th-4th cent. B.C.
(214 words)
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Entry S.Hornblower, in
Greek and Roman Networks 39-56 1, gives an overview of the political significance of the Delphic amphiktyony in the 5th and 4th cent. B.C. An important piece of evi…
SEG 59-1230-1233. Nysa. Building inscriptions.
(596 words)
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Entry Fragments of architraves. Ed.pr. M.Kadıoğlu,
op.cit. (
SEG 59 1228-1229) 144 nos. 7-10 (ph. [except no. 10]).
Bibliography J.-Y. Strasser, ,
Année Épigraphique
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 1230-1233 Pu…
SEG 59-903bis. Thera. Epigraphy: Archaic rupestral inscriptions.
(310 words)
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SEG 58 829. For a review of A.Inglese,
Thera arcaica -- (see
SEG 58 829), see L.Gasperini,
Epigraphica 70 (2008) 398-402. G. observes that the designations of the area, where these inscriptio…
SEG 59-473. Eutresis. Inscriptions.
(260 words)
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Entry C.I.Piteros, in V.Aravantinos (ed.),
op.cit. (see
SEG 59 461) 587, gives an overview of the epigraphic finds in the area of Eutresis. He mentions the following texts:
Boundary stone: 1) Εὔτρεισις (H.Goldm…
SEG 59-271. Athens. Dedication, 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry Fragment from the right side of a dedicatory base of white marble, broken at left; brought from the Acropolis to the Epigraphical Museum in 1915, EM 12426. Ed.pr. E.-L.Choremi,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) [2…