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SEG 59-1937. Adoption.
(278 words)
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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.
(399 words)
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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.
(266 words)
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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.
(132 words)
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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.
(110 words)
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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.
(274 words)
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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.
(1,017 words)
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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.
(598 words)
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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.
(299 words)
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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.
(232 words)
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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.
(668 words)
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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.
(287 words)
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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.
(1,000 words)
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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.
(198 words)
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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.
(220 words)
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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.
(353 words)
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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.
(457 words)
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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.
(162 words)
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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.
(658 words)
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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.
(273 words)
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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…
SEG 59-139. Athens. Enactments of the Delphic amphiktiones, 278-133 B.C.
(209 words)
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IG II2 1132/1133.
CID IV 12.
SEG 52 118/119;* 515; 55 1973. R.M.Errington, in
Ἀττικὰ Ἐπιγραφικά Habicht 209-213, suggests that the origin of the claim of the Athenian synod of the technitai …
SEG 59-96. Athens, now in Syracuse. Dipinti on a vase, ca. 450 B.C.
(172 words)
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Entry Beazley,
ARV² 1076, 16. H.A.Shapiro, in O.Palagia (ed.),
Art in Athens during the Peloponnesian War (Cambridge 2009) 253/254 (ph.), briefly describes the scene of Hermes and Paris on this …
SEG 59-322. Athens. Epitaph? 5th cent. A.D.
(180 words)
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IG II² 13352. D.Feissel,
BE (2009) 586, (wrongly citing this text as 13353) would not rule out a date in the 6th cent. A.D. and contests the interpretation of this inscription as an epitaph. The word ὁσπίτιον (…
SEG 59-1147. Etruria. Camporsevoli. Signature of a vase painter, 470-460 B.C.
(206 words)
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ARV2 482 no. 33; 817 no. 2; B.Cohen,
MMusJour 26 (1991 [cf.
SEG 42 82]) 74. On the basis of the diary of Ludwig Pollak, G.Paolucci,
RdA 32/33 (2008/2009) 143-145 (ph.), sheds more light on the find ci…
SEG 59-1515. Toriaion. Site location.
(288 words)
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Entry P.Thonemann,
NC 168 (2008) 43-53, suggests identifying Toriaion with a fortress on Kale Tepesi (north of the road from Ilgin to the east). By comparison with the circuit walls…
SEG 59-324. Athens. Imprecation, 4th/5th cent. A.D.
(147 words)
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IG II² 13518. D.Feissel,
BE (2009) 587, suggests the following restoration in LL. 2-4: [- - - ]α δυν⟨ά⟩μις(for δυνάμεις) [καὶ] τὰς ἐν τῷ Σι[νᾶ] ὄρι γεναμέ[νας], ‘à savoir des marques de la puissance …
SEG 59-751bis. Nymphaia? Dedication to Ares (?), 3rd cent. A.D.
(164 words)
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Entry Small dedicatory column with capital; confiscated in the house of an inhabitant of Pandroson, probably from Nymphaia. Edd.pr. N.Kokkotaki, D.Triantaphyllos,
AD 56-59 B3 (2001-2004) [2012] 757 (ph.).
In…
SEG 59-431-432. Thouria. Stamped roof tiles, 3rd cent. B.C.?
(194 words)
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Entry X.Arapoyianni,
EAH (2009) 37-39 (ph.), briefly notes the discovery of several Lakonian-type roof tiles in excavations of the Archaeological Society at Athens in Building B. In
PAAH (2009) 55 (ph.), sh…
SEG 59-93. Chalandri (Phlya). Nonsense inscription, ca. 500 B.C.
(131 words)
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Entry Intact Attic black-figure plate with a scene of an Amazonomachia, bearing ‘labels’ of formless blobs of paint, excavated by the Greek Archaeological Service in a grave in an …
SEG 59-150. Salamis. Five decrees of the thiasotai of Bendis, 272/1-243/2 B.C.
(570 words)
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IG II² 1317; 1317b+Addenda p. 673;
SEG 2 9+53 159; 10+53 162; 44 60. M.J.Osborne,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) [2010] 657-672 (ph.), presents new editions of these five documents, discussing the…
SEG 59-291. Athens. Epitaph of Aurelius Polymnestos, 3rd cent. A.D.
(237 words)
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IG II2 7080a.
SEG 28 261. N.Papazarkadas,
Horos 17-21 (2004-2009) 205-207 (ph.), has traced the stone built into the ruined basilica of Μεγάλη Παναγία in the Library of Hadrian. After autopsy he re…
SEG 59-187. Athens. Honorific inscription, 1st cent. AD— ca. 125 AD.
(185 words)
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Entry Upper part (molding) of a rectangular base consisting of two white ‘Pentelic’ marble fragments (EM 3009 + 4022). Edd.pr. S.Follet, D.Peppas-Delmousou,
art.cit. (
SEG59 5) 393/394 no. 1 (ph.), note …
SEG 59-390. Sparta. Dedication to Ortheia, ca. 500 B.C.
(244 words)
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Entry Fragment of a stele of gray marble, broken at top and bottom, decorated with a relief panel depicting an amphora and bearing an inscription on the right parastade written fro…
SEG 59-2004. Literature. Inscriptions in ancient literature.
(395 words)
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Entry N.Slater, in M.Paschalis, S.Panayotakis, G.Schmeling (edd.)
Readers and Writers in the Ancient Novel (Groningen 2009) 64-78, underlines the great variety of roles played by fictitious in…
SEG 59-64. Athens. Accounts for the statue of Athena Promachos (?), 450 B.C.(?)
(602 words)
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IG I³ 435.
SEG 56 59.* M.C.Monaco,
ASAtene 87, Serie III, 9. Tomo I** (2009) [2010] 275-311, in the course of a study of the history, topography, and monuments of the area on the Ac…
SEG 59-1303. Ephesos. Magnesian Gate.
(333 words)
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Entry As part of his archaeological investigation of the building phases and function of the Magnesian Gate, A.Sokolicek,
JÖAI 78 (2009) 321-347, briefly discusses the epigraphic evidence: 1) The M…
SEG 59-1719. Unknown provenance. Building inscription, 1st-6th cent. A.D.
(254 words)
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Entry Rectangular limestone block; inscription at left on a raised tabula ansata; at right a crude (unfinished?) relief representing an arch supported by two columns with an object…
SEG 59-703. Theodoraki (Almopia). Graffiti on vases, ca. 4th-6th cent. A.D.
(163 words)
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Entry Two fragments of clay vases with graffiti 1; found in the area of a fort at Theodoraki. Mentioned by A.Chrysostomou,
AD 56-59 B3 (2001-2004) [2012] 360 (ph.) 2:
Inscription
1) Α (?)
2) [- -]ικίου
Bibliography A…
SEG 59-1480. Aizanoi. Honorary inscription for T. Iulius Tertulleinos, 2nd/3rd cent. A.D.
(124 words)
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Entry In their report on the excavations at Aizanoi, R.v.d.Hoff, K.Rheidt,
KST 30.1 (2009) 500 (ph.), mention an honorary inscription for Τ. Ἰούλιος Τερτυλλεῖνος.
Bibliography K. Rheidt,
Kazı Sonuçları Topl…
SEG 59-182. Athens. Agonistic inscription, ca. 2 B.C. – 2 A.D.?
(260 words)
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IG II² 2328.
SEG 39 311. In his very detailed analysis, Schmalz,
Augustan and Julio-Claudian Athens 64/65 no. 79, proposes to read L. 2 as [- - - τ]ον ἐπὶ Γαΐου καὶ Λουκίου ἐ[πωνύμους?], instead of Kapetanop…
SEG 59-1651. Nukha (area of: Bejuk-Degne). Epitaph of Eunones, 2nd cent. A.D.
(332 words)
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Entry Sandstone slab re-used in an ancient wall. Found in 1902 during the excavations of E.Roessler; now in the Museum of Georgia (Tbilisi). Ed.pr. V.V.Latyshev,
Izvestija Imperatorskoj Arkheologichkoj ko…
SEG 59-1455. Komana. Photos of known inscriptions.
(122 words)
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Entry D.Burcu Erciyas, in
Mithridates VI --- (cf.
SEG 59 1435) 304-306, presents photos of
IGR III 106 (on which see also E.Sökmen,
ibidem 282) and
SEG 42 1133.
Bibliography R. Cagnat (ed.),
Inscriptiones Graecae…
SEG 59-1295. Didyma. Dedication of statues of Zeus and Leto, 286-293 A.D.
(429 words)
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I.Didyma 89. W.Günther, in Filges,
Didyma 149/150 no. 137 (ph.; German translation), restores LL. 8/9, partly on the basis of
I.Didyma 90 (underlined): ἅμ̣[α τοῖς] διδύμοις θ̣[ε]οῖς | [σὺν ταῖς βάσεσιν καὶ…
SEG 59-784. Kallatis (area of). Amphora stamps.
(400 words)
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Entry Stamped amphora handles found at various sites north of Kallatis. Ed.pr. M.Irimia,
Pontica 39 (2006) 123-166 (ph.):
Herakleia Pontike: 1) Εὐφραῖος | kantharos | Λύσιος (129; Costineşti; 4th cent. B.C.);
2…
SEG 59-654. Beroia. Dedicatory epigram for Pan, late 3rd cent. B.C.
(632 words)
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I.Beroia 37;
SEG 47 893. E.Voutiras, in
Κερμάτια II 34-43, presents a new critical edition and commentary on this epigram. V. identifies the two Macedonian kings (LL. 5 and 8) as Ph…
SEG 59-1939. Alphabet. The Euboian alphabet.
(647 words)
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Entry After summarizing her views on the emergence of the Greek alphabet in general (see
SEG 48 2101), M.L.Lazzarini, in
Cuma. Atti del quarantottesimo convegno di studi sulla Magna Grecia, Taranto 2…
SEG 59-901. Methymna. Regulation concerning a mystery cult, 4th cent. B.C.
(206 words)
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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.
(390 words)
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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.
(132 words)
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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.
(132 words)
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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.
(139 words)
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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.
(124 words)
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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.
(154 words)
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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…
SEG 59-686. Pella. Inscriptions from the west cemetery.
(321 words)
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Entry P.Chrysostomou,
op.cit. (see
SEG 59 660) 56 and 77/78, mentions several epigraphic finds in the west cemetery of Pella:
1) Limestone pedimental stele of Ἀριστόκλεια, wife of Χαιρεφάνης (3rd cent. B.C.;…
SEG 59-1380. Kaystros Valley.
(388 words)
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Entry R.Meric,
Das Hinterland von Ephesos: Archäologisch-topographische Forschungen im Kaystros-Tal (Vienna 2009), examines the role of the Kaystros Valley for the historical, cultural and…
SEG 59-417. Messene. Honorary statue base for a boxer, 2nd/1st cent. B.C.
(356 words)
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Entry Rectangular limestone base for a bronze statue, broken at left, inscription in a raised panel on front surface, found reused in the foundations of a limekiln to the east of t…
SEG 59-435. Volimos (?). Bronze pin dedicated to Artemis Limnatis, late 7th cent. B.C.
(311 words)
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IG V.1.226.
LSAG² p. 200 no. 39.
SEG 34 1717bis. O.Gengler,
RA 47 (2009) 53-68 (dr.), very diligently traces the history of the two inscribed objects
IG V.1.225 and 226, and convincingly shows that al…
SEG 59-718. Thrace. Roman administration.
(798 words)
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Entry M.-G.Parissaki,
REG 122 (2009) 319-357, reviews the epigraphic and literary evidence for the office of the στρατηγός in Thrace (1st cent. B.C.-2nd cent. A.D.). In a first period (ca. 50 B.C.…
SEG 59-1735. Gerasa. Mosaic inscriptions (dedications) from the Bishop Genesius Church, early Byzantine period.
(303 words)
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Entry C.Hamarneh, A.Majeed Mjalli, ‘Restoration of Bishop Genesius Church at Jarash’,
ADAJ 53 (2009) 25-40 (Arabic section), on 30 and 38 publish three photos of two mosaic inscriptions and …
SEG 59-361. Argos (Heraion). Dedication to Hera, 575-550 B.C.
(167 words)
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IG IV 507. E.Nieto Izquierdo, in
Estudios de Epigrafía 101-104, argues that the form εἰμί is not at home in the dialect of Argos. Instead, spelling conventions (cf.
LSAG p. 150 no. 6, and
SEG 28 391) and lett…
SEG 59-807. Bosporan Kingdom. Onomastics.
(420 words)
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Entry V.P.Yaylenko,
Drevnosti Bospora 12/II (2008) 545-551 and 13 (2009) 477-528, provides critical observations on the article of S.R.Tokhtasyev that we summarized in
SEG 57 691. He attacks Tokhtasyev …
SEG 59-831. Gospital’ (modern place-name). Graffito on a vase, late 4th/early 3rd cent. B.C.
(182 words)
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SEG 58 749. N.F.Fedoseev,
Drevnosti Bospora 13 (2009) 471, reads from autopsy [Διὸς] Σοτῆρος Σωσιοίκου (Ζώταρος Σωσιοίκου, edd.pr.). He thus confirms the suggestion of A.Avram,
BE (2008) no. 415, tha…
SEG 59-1598. Silifke (museum). Reliquary, Byzantine period.
(172 words)
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Entry Limestone reliquary in the shape of an ostotheke with lid; inscription on the lid; in the museum of Silifke. Ed.pr. A.Aydın,
Olba 17 (2009) 72 (ph.):
Inscription Ὁ ἅγιος | Ζαχαρίας
Bibliography A. Aydın,
OLBA…
SEG 59-1575. Xanthos. Honorary inscription for an anonymous magistrate/ambassador, ca. 50 B.C.-50 A.D. (probably shortly after 43 A.D.).
(451 words)
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Entry Rectangular limestone block re-used in a Byzantine wall. Edd.pr. P.Baker, G.Thériault,
REG 122 (2009) 77-83 (ph.; French translation). Text and French translation also in
An.Ép. (2009) [2012] no. 1499.
I…
SEG 59-1370. Smyrna. Romanization and local identity, Imperial period.
(281 words)
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Entry On the basis of literary, epigraphic, numismatic and archaeological sources, C.T.Kuhn,
SCI 28 (2009) 93-111, analyzes the role of local myth and history for the construction of civic id…
SEG 59-1979. Epigraphy. Inscriptions, the culture of writing and society.
(334 words)
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Entry The Spanish periodical
Cultura Escrita & Sociedad 9 (2009) includes a dossier on ‘Epigrafía y cultura escrita en la antigüedad clásica’, to which M.Ramírez Sánchez (7-13) offers a …
SEG 59-1119. Selinous. Sacred law, ca. 460-450 B.C.
(399 words)
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SEG 43 630; 57 888*; Arena I² 53 bis;
IGDS II 18;
NGSL² 27. C.Grotta (cf.
SEG 59 1118) 188-219 and 224-229 (ph.; Italian translation) republishes the Lex Sacra with ample commentary and disc…
SEG 59-1536. Sagalassos. Epigraphic habit in Late Antiquity.
(227 words)
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Entry In an examination of the development of Sagalassos from the 3rd through the 12th cent. A.D., M.Waelkens, in J.-U.Krause, C.Witschel (edd.),
Die Stadt in der Spätantike – Niedergang oder Wandel? (Stuttgar…
SEG 59-627bis. Macedonia. Institutions: royal administration (ὁ ἐπί + genitive).
(382 words)
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Entry P.Juhel,
Tyche 24 (2009) 59-76, collects the evidence for officials in the Antigonid administration whose title was constructed with ἐπί + genitive. This evidence is primarily literary and conc…
SEG 59-1460. Kaisareia Hadrianopolis. Dedications to gods, Imperial period.
(194 words)
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Entry M.Metcalfe, in
op.cit. (
SEG 59 1459) 200 and 208/209 (ph.; English translation), republishes several dedications that were rediscovered during the project in the province of Çankırı:
1) dedication to …
SEG 59-708. Thessalonike. Building inscription, ca. 27 B.C.-14 A.D.
(339 words)
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IG X.2.1.31; cf.
SEG 46 811; 54 618; 58 542. T.Stefanidou-Tiveriou,
ASAA 87 (2009) 613-631, discusses the reference to the erection of a Καίσαρος ναός in this inscription. It is usually thought that…
SEG 59-358. Argos. Archive of financial documents on bronze tablets: designations of Argive coins, early 4th cent. B.C.
(363 words)
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SEG 51 410; 56 416.* C.Kritzas in
Kermatia -- Touratsoglou vol. 1, 9-23, after a general summary of the discovery and contents of this archive, discusses two passages in two tablets, …
SEG 59-1001-1006. Eretria. Epitaphs, undated.
(544 words)
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Entry Six stelai confiscated on the islet of Agia Triada (3 km northeast of Eretria; cf.
SEG 59 990/991); now kept in the Museum of Eretria. Mentioned by A.Psalti,
AD 56-59 B2 (2001-2004) [2011] 289 (texts in…
SEG 59-805. Akra (area of: Zavetnoe). Graffito on an amphora used for measurements, 3rd cent. B.C.
(305 words)
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Entry Graffito on the outer wall of an amphora with a capacity of 8.46-8.66 l. Ed.pr. N.F.Fedoseev,
Khersonesskij sbornik XIV:
Pamyati Mirona Il’icha Zolotaryeva (Sevastopol 2005) 338 (in Russian), who …
SEG 59-1422. Pergamon. Honorary decree for an anonymous gymnasiarch, ca. 130 B.C.
(2,118 words)
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Entry P.Jacobsthal,
MDAI(A) 33 (1908) 381-383 no. 3. Republished, with detailed commentary, by L.D’Amore,
RFIC 137 (2009) 86-109 (Italian translation). For a critical evaluation see P.Hamon,
BE (2010) no. …
SEG 59-35. Eleusis and Athens. The Eleusinian sanctuary during the Peloponnesian War.
(312 words)
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Entry Under this title, K.Clinton, in O.Palagia (ed.),
Art in Athens during the Peloponnesian War (Cambridge 2009) 52-65, examines the literary, art historical, architectural, and especially th…
SEG 59-1461. Kaisareia Hadrianopolis. Christian prayer, Byzantine period.
(213 words)
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Entry Column capital with crosses and scroll-work, three-line inscription on the front face. Ed.pr. M.Metcalfe, in
op.cit. (
SEG 59 1459) 202 no. PPI.3 (ph.; English translation).
Inscription † Ἀρχάγ[γελε - …
SEG 59-362. Argos. Dedication to Erasinos, ca. 475-450 B.C.
(185 words)
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SEG 11 329; 49 354;* 53 305. E.Nieto Izquierdo,
Myrtia 24 (2009) 9-14, reexamines this inscription1 accepting the ed.pr.’s interpretation that Ἀραhῖνος is the original Argive name of the river Ἐρασῖνος, w…
SEG 59-633. Aiane. Graffiti on a pithos and a tile, undated.
(118 words)
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Entry Brought to the authorities by inhabitants of the area. Mentioned by G.Karamitrou-Mentesidi,
AD 56-59 B3 (2001-2004) [2012] 529 (ph.):
1) ΚΕ (rim of a pithos);
2) ΤΜ (clay tile).
Bibliography G. Karamitrou…
SEG 59-1079. Olous (area of: Spinalonga). Rupestral graffiti, undated.
(180 words)
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Entry V.Apostolakou, V.Zografaki, in
Estudios de epigrafia 513, mention an unpublished graffito on a rock on Spinalonga; it is engraved near
I.Cret. I.XXII.64g: Ἡρακλείδης. V.Zografaki,
AD 56-59 B5 (2001-…
SEG 59-1243-1244. Nysa. Incerta, undated.
(318 words)
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Entry Inscriptions found in the theater; ed.pr. M.Kadıoğlu,
op.cit. (
SEG 59 1228-1229) 145 nos. 19/20.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 1243-1244 Publication year 2009 Type epigraphical Inscription iSEG 59 12…
SEG 59-1710. Hippos (Sussita). Honorary inscription for a governor, 238 or 248 A.D.
(433 words)
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SEG 54 1659 (ed.pr. A.Łajtar). Discussed by R.Haensch, in the article summarized in
SEG 59 2025, on 13-15. Republished after re-examination of the stone by A.Łajtar,
Palamedes 5 (2010) 183-186 (transl…
SEG 59-1165-1166. Rome. Two epitaphs, 2nd/early 3rd cent. A.D.
(559 words)
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Entry Ed.pr. G.Tozzi,
Epigraphica 71 (2009) 365-370 (ph.), publishes two epitaphs.
Bibliography G. Tozzi,
Epigraphica: periodico internazionale di epigrafia 71 (2009)
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 1165-1…
SEG 59-2017. Politics. Institutions: Δοκιμασία.
(379 words)
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Entry C.Feyel,
Δοκιμασία. La place et le rôle de l’examen préliminaire dans les institutions des cités grecques (Nancy-Paris 2009), presents an exhaustive survey of the various types of prelimina…
SEG 59-1319-1321. Ephesos. Epitaphs, Imperial/Byzantine period.
(1,316 words)
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Entry Four inscriptions (three in Greek and one in Latin) kept at the ‘Domitiansdepot’. Ed.pr. P.Sänger,
JÖAI 78 (2009) 313-319. We reproduce the Greek inscriptions below.
Bibliography P. Sänger,
Jahreshefte …
SEG 59-1024. Dreros. Law concerning the agelai, ca. 650-600 B.C.
(406 words)
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Nomima I 68; Koerner,
Gesetzestexte no. 92. G.Seelentag,
ZPE 168 (2009) 149-160 (ph.; dr.), discusses this puzzling law that concerns the ἀγέλαι. S. prints two different readings suggested by H.v…
SEG 59-752. Odessos. Honorary decree for Hermeios, late 3rd cent. B.C.
(253 words)
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IGBulg I² 41. M.Manov, in
Κερμάτια I 219-225, discusses the possible date for the beginning of Skythian rule in the Dobrudja area. Early evidence for King Κανίτης is provided by this decree (L. 5), wh…
