Citizenship for an Eretrian
IG II3 1 1243 Date: Ca. 200 BC
. . . . . . and he shall also be granted
citizenship, having been scrutinised in the court
according to the law; and the
court presidents (thesmothetas), when they fill the court with the five hundred and one
(5) jurors, shall introduce the scrutiny of him and shall put
to the vote concerning him, even if he is not present; and he may be
enrolled in the tribe and deme and phratry that he wishes;
and on his maintaining in time to come
his good will towards the People, he may
(10) obtain further benefits, whatever he may be deemed worthy of;
and in order that the privileges voted for him
by the People shall be apparent, the prytany secretary
shall inscribe this decree on a stone stele
and stand it on the acropolis; and the treasurer of the military fund
(15) shall allocate the expenditure accrued
for inscribing and [setting up?] the stele.