AgoraXV 46 List of names, Council

List of names, Council

Agora XV 46 Date: ca. 330 BC

Left Block

col. 1

Missing

col. 2

Missing

col. 3

Missing

col. 4

[Leontis^IV] Text missing -es Text missing

col. 5

[Akamantis^V] Text missing -pos (5)Iphistiadai Diotimos Kikynna Nikias Diakritos Text missing

Right Block

col. 6

Missing

col. 7

(10)[Kekropis^VII] Text missing Phlya Menestratos Androkles Timokles (15) Aristomenes Euangelides Text missing

col. 8

[Hippothontis^VIII] Text missing -s -kles (20) -kles -kles -tos . . . -eos Text missing

col. 9

(25)[Aiantis^IX] Text missing -s -r-os [Phil?]onides Philanthes (30) [Koroi?]bos -kias E-sides Phaleron Autobios (35) Boethos Eukrates Kallikrates son of Hippo(-) Kallikrates (40) son of Kal(-) Phokos Philon Dionysios D[eme?]trios Uninscribed space

col. 10

(45)[Antiochis^X] Text missing [Alopeke] . . . . . . -es (50) son of Glaukon Androkleides Physon Pytheas Ktesikleides (55) Lokrion Theopompos Eratokles Philemonides Anaphlystos (60) Arkesilas Kleomedon Eukrates Rhikon Kineas (65) Philtonides Autokleides Agathon Drakalion Chairestratos Uninscribed space^[1]

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References:

Agora XV 46 (Translated text) (PHI)

IG II² 2397 (PHI)

IG II² 2423 (PHI)

SEG 21.590

Translation by: Stephen Lambert

Images: Agora Excavations - (1)
Ohio - (1)

Monument type: Block

Inscription type: List of names (Council)

fr. a - Findspot: Acropolis (EM 8682)
fr. b - Findspot: Acropolis (EM 8680)
fr. c - Findspot: Agora (Ag. I 5810)

Transliterations on Places on

[1] This inscription comprises three non-joining fragments belonging to a monument consisting of two separate blocks. Fr. a belongs to the left block and contains names from col. 4 (Leontis) and col. 5 (Akamantis), while fr. c and fr. b belong to the right block and contain names respectively from col. 7 (Kekropis) and cols. 8 (Hippothontis), 9 (Aiantis) and 10 (Antiochis). On catalogues of the whole Council see AIO 2776, with notes. For full data on the names in this list see Athenian Onomasticon. There follow notes on some of the entries.

Akamantis. For the bouleutic quotas of Iphistiadai (1) and Kikynna (2) cf. Agora XV 42.
Kekropis. There is no direct evidence for the bouleutic quota of Phlya. This list implies that it was at least 5. Traill, Political Organization (1975), reckons it as 7?, but in Demos and Trittys (1986), 135, changes that to 5?.
Aiantis. 26-32. The possible demes are Aphidna, Marathon and Rhamnous. The only matches among names attested in those demes are for l. 28 [Phil?]onides, attested in all three demes; among the possible alternatives is [Sim]onides, attested in Aphidna. 33-44. This list implies a bouleutic quota of at least 9 for Phaleron. Traill Demos and Trittys (1986), 138, reckons it at precisely 9. The abbreviated patronymics in 38 and 40 distinguished the two men named Kallikrates. Philon (42) is perhaps the Philon of Phaleron who dedicated at the Asklepieion ca. 341/0-329/8 BC, Aleshire, Asklepieion Inv. III, 17. While it is not impossible that they were one and the same, the Athenian Onomasticon prudently declines to identify the Demetrios in 44 as the famous Demetrios of Phaleron who controlled Athens between 317 and 307 BC.
Antiochis. The bouleutic quota of Alopeke is attested as 10 by IG II³ 4, 81. 50 The patronymic will have served to distinguish homonyms in the deme, cf. 38 and 40. He might be the brother of Glaukippos son of Glaukon of Alopeke on the mid-iv BC dedication, IG II³ 4, 81, 7-9. 52 Perhaps identical with the Physon son of Pytharchos of Alopeke on the mid-iv BC funerary monument, IG II² 5580. 53 Identifiable with the Pytheas son of Sosidemos of Alopeke who was honoured by the Assembly in 333/2 BC, IG II³ 1, 338. 54 Perhaps identifiable with the Ktesikleides son of Kteson of Alopeke who was councillor (for a second time?) on Agora XV 55, 37, and member of a thiasos [of Herakles] at SEG 47.187, 35. 63 Perhaps father of the -okles son of Rhikon of Anaphlystos (?) who was councillor in 281/0 BC, Agora XV 72, 242. 65 Connected with (son of?) the Philtonides of Anaphlystos ca. 370 BC, Agora XV 492, 144.

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