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451.

Honours for the herald of the Council and People and the prytany of Erechtheis

Agora XV 286 Date: ca. 45-25 BC
Notes:
... S. I. Rotroff, Romanization of Athens, 1997, 166–167). He belongs to a prominent but complicated family that is attested from the late second century...
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452.

Dedication by a victorious gymnasiarch

IG I3 969bis(a) Date: Late 5th cent. BC
Notes:
... dedications by gymnasiarchs in Classical Athens see IG II3 4, 426, with notes). The stone was apparently removed from Athens to Thebes where it was r...
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453.

Dedication to Artemis Kolainis (city?)

IG II3 4 1104 Date: Uncertain
Notes:
[1] This dedication, once at Athens in the possession of the wife of a Dr. Patrikios, perhaps derives from the city sanctuary of Artemis Kolainis, on...
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454.

Honours for an uncertain individual

Agora XVI 342 Date: i AD-mid-iii AD
Notes:
... known to have ever visited Athens. Aside from the colossal statue, the honours are appropriate for an impressive civic benefactor, like Q. Trebellius...
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455.

Choregic dedication of Ktesippos for the City Dionysia

IG II3 4 465 Date: ca. 330-325 BC
Notes:
... was recorded by C. Wordsworth Athens and Attica (1837), 140, who states that the dedication was “inserted in the outside of the southern wall to the ...
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456.

Accounts of 1% tax on property transactions (Rationes Centesimarum)

Rationes, Stele 1 Date: Ca. 340-325 BC
Notes:
[1] A very characteristic development in Lykourgan Athens was a programme of sales of public land to private individuals. These are known only from t...
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457.

Statue base for Marcus Aurelius Prosdektos

I Eleusis 624 Date: ca. 200 AD
Notes:
... elders"), which was established in Athens in the mid-second century AD (cf. Oliver, Constitutions 193-203). Prosdektos was the bearer of the sacred s...
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458.

Honours for priests and religious officials

IG II3 1 416 Date: Ca. 340-330 BC
Notes:
... Demetrios of Phaleron, ruler of Athens 317-307, he was among the anti-Macedonian figures who were put to death in 322 after Athens' defeat in the Lam...
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459.

Dedication commemorating institution of Great Panathenaia?

IG I3 507 Date: 566/5 BC (?)
Notes:
... not normally used in classical Athens), the letter forms (tall, narrow letters of uneven height, epsilon with tail, alpha with slanting bar), and the...
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460.

Honours for Herakleitos of Athmonon

SEG 69.80 Date: 258/7 or 254/3 BC?
Notes:
... following Antigonos II's occupation of Athens, following his victory in the Chremonidean War (Knoepfler). Herakleitos appears in IG II2 1225 as a gen...
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461.

Honours for Hadrian

Raubitschek, Hadrian 1 Date: 117-138 AD
Notes:
[1] These fragments come from a plaque that formed the front face of a large statue base, one of over fifty known bases erected at Athens for the Emp...
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462.

Statue base for Marcus Ulpius Eubiotos

IG II2 3699 Date: ca. 230 AD
Notes:
... City" (polis) first appear at Athens at the beginning of the second century AD (IG II2 3571) and become increasingly common in the second half of the...
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463.

Payments from the treasury of Athena, 410/9 BC

IG I3 375 Date: 410/9 BC
Notes:
... 410: until Alcibiades’ return to Athens in 407 that fleet seems to have been semi-autonomous, and if it received any payments from Athens this year (...
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464.

Dedication by Smikros the tanner

IG I3 646 Date: ca. 510-500 BC
Notes:
... the ‘House of Simon’ at Athens in the second half of the fifth century may well have required tanned leather soles (Sanidas, G., La production artisa...
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465.

Grave marker of Mousonia(s?)

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 14 Date: ii-iii AD (a), ii AD (b)
Notes:
[1] This grave marker is among the inscriptions acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). An earlier inscription (2nd century AD) gives...
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466.

Dedication to the saviour gods and goddesses of the emperors by the city

IG II3 4 1050 Date: 166 AD or slightly later
Notes:
... the fighting. He had visited Athens and been initiated into the Mysteries on his way to Parthia in 162 AD (I Eleusis 483, ll. 23-25). The association...
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467.

Dedication by an ephebic team, 145/6 AD

IG II3 4 419 Date: 145/6 AD
Notes:
[1] This is Arrian the politician and historian (PIR2 F219). A native of Nicomedia, he was archon of Athens in 145/6 AD (Byrne, Roman Citizens, 259, ...
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468.

Dedication to Apollo Hypo Makrais

IG II3 4 130 Date: 85-95 AD
Notes:
... He held the archonship in Athens between 87/88-95/96 AD, possibly in 91/92 AD (S. Byrne, Roman Citizens of Athens, 507, but see J. L. Shear, ZPE 180,...
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469.

Decree of Marathonian Tetrapolis honouring their archon, Charidemos of Probalinthos

AIO 2618 Date: ca. mid-4th cent. BC
Notes:
... J. Mikalson, Religion in Hellenistic Athens, 1998, 269-70 (for relevant Hellenistic inscriptions from Delphi see FD III 2, 8, with note 4). The most ...
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470.

The Artists of Dionysos honour Hadrian

SEG 47.222 Date: ca. 132 AD
Notes:
... (r. 117-138 AD) attested from Athens (on Hadrian and his relationship with Athens, see IG II2 5185 with notes). The findspot and the epithet "Olympio...
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471.

Rhamnous establishes a sacrifice to king Antigonos, ca. 262-240 BC

I Rhamnous 7 Date: 262-240 BC
Notes:
... 269/8-263/2), when Antigonos Gonatas controlled Athens. The decree demonstrates that Antigonos was the recipient of divine honours, like many other H...
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472.

Herm commemorating a foster-child [of Herodes Atticus]

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications) no. 27 Date: ca. 150-180 AD
Notes:
... that Elgin acquired it in Athens and that it originally stood in Athens or Attica. The monument is a partially-preserved herm. It would originall...
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473.

Dedication commemorating a priesthood of Pandion

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications) no. 1 Date: ca. 360-325 BC
Notes:
[1] This was among the objects acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). Like most of the inscriptions he collected, there is no recor...
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474.

List of cavalrymen escorting the second Hellenistic Pythais at Delphi, 128/7 BC

F.Delphes III 2 27 Date: 128/7 BC
Notes:
... association (koinon) of cavalrymen in Athens and key cavalry commanders (F.Delphes III 2, 46, also in 128/7 BC), to which it is linked by the opening...
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475.

Dedication by the competition-director, [Androkles?] of Sphettos, 307/6 BC

IG II3 4 518 Date: 307/6 BC
Notes:
... Demetrios of Phaleron, who controlled Athens 317-307 BC, and who, as a Peripatetic, might plausibly have been influenced by the prejudice of Aristotl...
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476.

Memorial of Athenian cavalry killed in the Corinthian War (394 BC)

IG II2 5222 Date: 394 BC
Notes:
... and an alliance of Corinth, Athens, Thebes and Argos, all of whom were uneasy about the way the Spartans were exercising the hegemony that she had ac...
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477.

Honours for a man from Argos

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 8 Date: ca. 403-390 BC
Notes:
[1] This decree fragment from the early fourth century BC is among the inscriptions acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). Like some...
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478.

Decree of the Tarantine cavalry squadron honouring cavalry commanders

SEG 46.167 Date: 282/1 BC
Notes:
... The contingent of Tarantinoi at Athens were probably a mercenary force. They first appear in this inscription, although a group of Tarantinoi had alr...
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479.

Statue of Demetrios [of Phaleron] dedicated by demesmen of Sphettos

SEG 25.206 Date: ca. 315 BC ?
Notes:
... Phanostratos of Phaleron who controlled Athens between 317 and 307 BC (other sources give the number as 300, cf. R. von den Hoff, in O. Palagia and S...
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480.

Epitaph of Dexileos, cavalryman killed in Corinthian war (394 BC)

IG II2 6217 Date: 394 BC
Notes:
... of the Thirty, installed at Athens with Spartan support in 404/3 (see note on IG II2 5222). It is also unclear if Dexileos died in the battle of the ...
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