Honours for commanders of the cavalry (hipparchs) and of the tribal contingents of cavalry (phylarchs)

IG II3 1 949 Date: Ca. 280–270 BC
 
. . . . . . and . . . . . . the Council and People; and to announce this crown at the competition of the Great Dionysia; the board of administrators (tous epi tei dioikēsei) shall manage the making of the crown (5) and the announcement; and they shall have a front row seat at all competitions that the city puts on; and the prytany secretary shall inscribe this decree and the names of the commanders of the cavalry (hipparchōn) and of the tribal contingents of cavalry (phularchōn)[1] on a stone stele and stand it by the Herms; and for the (10) inscription of the stele the board of administrators (tous epi tei dioikēsei) shall allocate 10 drachmas.
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Cavalry commander (hipparchos) Diokles of Thria Commanders of tribal contingents (phularchoi) (15) Praxikydes of AphidnaXI -les of KephisiaIII Glaukon of AithalidaiI -os of ErchiaIV -ron of OeVIII (20) -anes of AthmononIX
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Cavalry commander (hipparchos) Philion of Phrearrhioi Commanders of tribal contingents (phularchoi) Sosistratos of SounionVI (25) Theomedes of EleusisX Agathaios of ProspaltaVII Hagnias from OionII Leon of PalleneXII Sosigenes of MyrrhinousV
The People.