Grave monument of Telekles and altar of Augustus

AIO 3859 Date: A: 160s BC. B: 27 BC – 14 AD
 
Face A (IG II2 12764)
. . . those commanding . . . the tools of wisdom, and from the Academy, Telekles, [your fame (kleos)] was not unproclaimed by the strong Kekropians, (5) [and now, here], a youth (kouros), Seleukos, has placed you beneath the earth, [weeping], and a good man paid good thanks.[1]
Face B (IG II2 3224/5)
(Altar) of Emperor Caesar, son of the God, Augustus.[2]