List of manumissions in court and dedicatory bowls

Meyer, Metics, no. 17 Date: ca. 336/5 - 322/1 BC
 
(1) . . . [1] libation bowl (phialē), weight: 100 dr. Aigyptia living in -, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugousa) Lysikrates son of E-;[2] libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. (5) Armenios, dealer in linen (sindonopōlēs), living in -, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugōn) Platon son of Ar-;[3] libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Eutychis, textile worker (talasiourg), living in -, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugousa) Chairippos son of Chairippos -; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Olympos living in Skambonidai, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugōn) (10) Lysanias of Phrearrhioi; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Satyrion living in Thymaitadai, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugōn) Lysanias of Phrearrhioi; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Euboule living in Piraeus, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugousa) Chairippos son of Autokles of Pithos; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. (15) Lysis living in Piraeus, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugōn) Hegemon son of Hegesippos of Kerameis; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Ergasion living in Piraeus, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophug) Antikles son of Proxenides of Sounion; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Nikandros living in Piraeus, shopkeeper (kapē), acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugōn) (20) Antikles son of An- of Sounion; libation bowl (phia), weight: 100 dr. Pamphile living in -, acquitted in a prosecution by (apophugousa) . . .